I spent an afternoon in a pub called the Norfolk Arms in Sheffield. Beautiful barmaid, very friendly!
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I spent an afternoon in a pub called the Norfolk Arms in Sheffield. Beautiful barmaid, very friendly!
Norfolk Arms
Spent my time in Norwich Arms near I was born. LOL. No barmaid, just the landlord.
Spent my time in Norwich Arms near I was born. LOL. No barmaid, just the landlord.
OK here's a clue.
Season about 1947-8. It ain't Nethercott, Robinson, Low, Tobin,(defence). Try the midfield.
Season about 1947-8. It ain't Nethercott, Robinson, Low, Tobin,(defence). Try the midfield.
Which one could it be Norkie?
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Must be Armes, given the "limb" clue!
Thanks gandy bor, much appreciated. Took me back to my youth. Yep Ivan Armes.
Zip code
NR1 1JE
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Zip code
NR1 1JE
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Just a little (and only a little!) before my time Norkie, didn't we have to re-apply for election to the league? Yet it (1948) was the year of our record attendance!
If we could get 37,863 in these days, maybe I could get a ticket!
Gandy bor, stood on terrace opposite South Stand. Believe 42,000 plus, railway sleepers inserted in ground to prevent fans falling down embankment. Fans sat on sleepers also on top of Barclay Stand. Atmosphere terrific, crowd singing OTBC as a battle anthem, not the current pathetic effort. Believe me it was sung with endeavour.