Taken in 2006, Jarrod on the terraces at Hereford...
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Young Jarrod Bowen
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Is that a young Harry Magiire next to him in his blunts shirt?
Stood next to a young Superintendent Ted Hastings of IC12.
Mother of God.
Kinnell..
He looks the the Milky Bar kid.
He looks the the Milky Bar kid.
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That **** in your class who was better than you at sport always managed to pull the girls.
Denis has just whooped me on the golf course and brought it all home!
Denis has just whooped me on the golf course and brought it all home!
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Looks as if the 'ammers' are back on form, struggling.
JB substituted. Mark Noble kicking off.
Happy campers.
JB substituted. Mark Noble kicking off.
Happy campers.
Haha
That’s because you’re still using the same clubs you had at junior school!
If you're into the history of golf - this is a good read.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1356322.A_Wee_Nip_at_the_19th_Hole
According to my mother (RIP) - one of her great uncles on her father's side was a caddy @ St.Andrews and won one of the earliest British Opens. His photo in said book bears an uncanny resemblance to my maternal grandfather. My mother was occasionally prone to spinning a yarn & I have not yet proved the provenance of the tale. It did however take prominance in a speech at her funeral 20 odd years ago.
I still have a couple of clubs that belonged to my maternal grandfather and a couple of trophy's won by my paternal grandfather. Must have both been decent larkers - unlike myself - reasonable hacker.
When I spot them at garage sales or in certain antique stores, I pick up the odd club for my collection. They are not easy to play a round with !
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Brilliant !If you're into the history of golf - this is a good read.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1356322.A_Wee_Nip_at_the_19th_Hole
According to my mother (RIP) - one of her great uncles on her father's side was a caddy @ St.Andrews and won one of the earliest British Opens. His photo in said book bears an uncanny resemblance to my maternal grandfather. My mother was occasionally prone to spinning a yarn & I have not yet proved the provenance of the tale. It did however take prominance in a speech at her funeral 20 odd years ago.
I still have a couple of clubs that belonged to my maternal grandfather and a couple of trophy's won by my paternal grandfather. Must have both been decent larkers - unlike myself - reasonable hacker.
When I spot them at garage sales or in certain antique stores, I pick up the odd club for my collection. They are not easy to play a round with !
If you're into the history of golf - this is a good read.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1356322.A_Wee_Nip_at_the_19th_Hole
According to my mother (RIP) - one of her great uncles on her father's side was a caddy @ St.Andrews and won one of the earliest British Opens. His photo in said book bears an uncanny resemblance to my maternal grandfather. My mother was occasionally prone to spinning a yarn & I have not yet proved the provenance of the tale. It did however take prominance in a speech at her funeral 20 odd years ago.
I still have a couple of clubs that belonged to my maternal grandfather and a couple of trophy's won by my paternal grandfather. Must have both been decent larkers - unlike myself - reasonable hacker.
When I spot them at garage sales or in certain antique stores, I pick up the odd club for my collection. They are not easy to play a round with !
I never got to play St Andrews whilst living north of the border, I walked it a few times watching tournaments. I played most of the well-known courses in Scotland, but sadly never got the chance to play there.