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Post by whoputthebootin on Nov 5, 2012 12:04:36 GMT 1
i have been sent some scanned programmes from the 1960s and early 1970s these are
GUISELEY V MONCKTON COLLIERY 1966-67 SCARBOUROUGH RESERVES V GUISELEY 1968-69 SCARBOUROUGH RESERVES V GUISELEY 1969-70 (1 PAGE PROGRAMME) GUISELEY V INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS 1970-71 GUISELEY V DINNINGTON 1971-72
if anyone would like a copy of these scans email me at gloss@decca.fslife.co.uk and i will forward them on to you
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Post by adambrid on Nov 5, 2012 12:36:23 GMT 1
I will send you an email AB
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Post by otleybard on Nov 6, 2012 16:38:23 GMT 1
So will I. Many thanks.
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Post by adambrid on Nov 6, 2012 17:20:48 GMT 1
Thanks for the pictures Mick. Had a good look at them, it shows you how long some of the companies in the area such as Benfield Ford on Otley Road have been going. Also spotted a Harry Ramsdens ad in there. AB
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Post by yeadoner on Nov 16, 2012 20:05:34 GMT 1
i have been sent some scanned programmes from the 1960s and early 1970s these are GUISELEY V MONCKTON COLLIERY 1966-67 SCARBOUROUGH RESERVES V GUISELEY 1968-69 SCARBOUROUGH RESERVES V GUISELEY 1969-70 (1 PAGE PROGRAMME) GUISELEY V INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS 1970-71 GUISELEY V DINNINGTON 1971-72 if anyone would like a copy of these scans email me at gloss@decca.fslife.co.uk and i will forward them on to you I went away to Monckton Colliery in about 1969. They played in all white and their 'ground' was really just an open field with, I think, a couple of dug-outs, a rope around the pitch and a kind of small bus shelter with a bench in it that was their 'main stand'. I was about fourteen at the time, and a small child threatened to batter me so, fearing their dreadful reputation (which I'd probably just imagined, or which someone had just kidded me about), I ran away at speed only to trip over my own feet and fall face first into a grim South Yorkshire puddle. Even the linesman - the blinkin' linesman! - laughed at me!... We drew 2-2, though, and had fish and chips (again) on the way home (on a Beecroft's coach - Remember them?)
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Post by whoputthebootin on Nov 16, 2012 20:14:46 GMT 1
i have been sent some scanned programmes from the 1960s and early 1970s these are GUISELEY V MONCKTON COLLIERY 1966-67 SCARBOUROUGH RESERVES V GUISELEY 1968-69 SCARBOUROUGH RESERVES V GUISELEY 1969-70 (1 PAGE PROGRAMME) GUISELEY V INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS 1970-71 GUISELEY V DINNINGTON 1971-72 if anyone would like a copy of these scans email me at gloss@decca.fslife.co.uk and i will forward them on to you I went away to Monckton Colliery in about 1969. They played in all white and their 'ground' was really just an open field with, I think, a couple of dug-outs, a rope around the pitch and a kind of small bus shelter with a bench in it that was their 'main stand'. I was about fourteen at the time, and a small child threatened to batter me so, fearing their dreadful reputation (which I'd probably just imagined, or which someone had just kidded me about), I ran away at speed only to trip over my own feet and fall face first into a grim South Yorkshire puddle. Even the linesman - the blinkin' linesman! - laughed at me!... We drew 2-2, though, and had fish and chips (again) on the way home (on a Beecroft's coach - Remember them?) love stories like these, any more anyone?
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Post by yeadoner on Nov 19, 2012 16:01:32 GMT 1
I went away to Monckton Colliery in about 1969. They played in all white and their 'ground' was really just an open field with, I think, a couple of dug-outs, a rope around the pitch and a kind of small bus shelter with a bench in it that was their 'main stand'. I was about fourteen at the time, and a small child threatened to batter me so, fearing their dreadful reputation (which I'd probably just imagined, or which someone had just kidded me about), I ran away at speed only to trip over my own feet mand fall face first into a grim South Yorkshire puddle. Even the linesman - the blinkin' linesman! - laughed at me!... We drew 2-2, though, and had fish and chips (again) on the way home (on a Beecroft's coach - Remember them?) love stories like these, any more anyone? Hmmm, not so much a 'love story', really, as a desperate (non) fight for survival on my behalf. Not sure that such abstract concepts as 'love' and 'peace' had found much of a foothold around places like Monckton Colliery in those dark days...
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Post by whoputthebootin on May 18, 2013 22:56:42 GMT 1
a page has been set up on facebook for any supporter wishing to share their GAFC memorabilia, old programmes, ticket stubs, unpublished photos, shirts, team sheets, old newspaper match reports, in fact anything that is related to GAFC can be uploaded, all i ask is if anything readable is uploaded can it please be scanned in so we can read it, it would be great to have some rare stuff put on, you can visit the page here www.facebook.com/GuiseleyAfcMemorabillia
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Post by magpie on Feb 18, 2017 9:21:19 GMT 1
i have been sent some scanned programmes from the 1960s and early 1970s these are GUISELEY V MONCKTON COLLIERY 1966-67 SCARBOUROUGH RESERVES V GUISELEY 1968-69 SCARBOUROUGH RESERVES V GUISELEY 1969-70 (1 PAGE PROGRAMME) GUISELEY V INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS 1970-71 GUISELEY V DINNINGTON 1971-72 if anyone would like a copy of these scans email me at gloss@decca.fslife.co.uk and i will forward them on to you I went away to Monckton Colliery in about 1969. They played in all white and their 'ground' was really just an open field with, I think, a couple of dug-outs, a rope around the pitch and a kind of small bus shelter with a bench in it that was their 'main stand'. I was about fourteen at the time, and a small child threatened to batter me so, fearing their dreadful reputation (which I'd probably just imagined, or which someone had just kidded me about), I ran away at speed only to trip over my own feet and fall face first into a grim South Yorkshire puddle. Even the linesman - the blinkin' linesman! - laughed at me!... We drew 2-2, though, and had fish and chips (again) on the way home (on a Beecroft's coach - Remember them?) yes i remember that away day at monckton, it was probably jimmy jackson who frightened you about their so called reputation, which ended up with you in a puddle, memories.
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