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Re: leeds united

Posted: Mon 11 Nov, 2019 11:05 am
by volvojack
Memory playing trricks. it wa Billy Heaton wholived in a club houee (back to back) on Beeston town st. overlooking the brickworks. Harold Williams took over as the landlord of the Railway pub, also on Town st.he was a bad tempered Welshman its a wonder he got any custom at .
I am told that the old Railway pub is now called The Whistle Stop and has been built opposite what was the origianl pub

Re: leeds united

Posted: Mon 11 Nov, 2019 2:44 pm
by uncle mick
volvojack wrote:
Mon 11 Nov, 2019 11:05 am
Memory playing trricks. it wa Billy Heaton wholived in a club houee (back to back) on Beeston town st. overlooking the brickworks. Harold Williams took over as the landlord of the Railway pub, also on Town st.he was a bad tempered Welshman its a wonder he got any custom at .
I am told that the old Railway pub is now called The Whistle Stop and has been built opposite what was the origianl pub
Not a very nice thing to say "Harold Williams he was a bad tempered Welshman" Harold was a family friend & I can't praise him enough can you keep your opinions to yourself please

Re: leeds united

Posted: Mon 11 Nov, 2019 2:59 pm
by volvojack
Apoologies Mick but i speak as i find, he not only used to shout and bawl at his wife in the pub but when it was drinking off time i have known him slam down the piano lid on the lads fingers. Once again sorry to have upset you.

Re: leeds united

Posted: Fri 06 Dec, 2019 5:01 pm
by volvojack
Strange how football matches have had to take seconds to whatever the TV. companys decide. Eg. Arsenal are playing Leeds in London (FA. cup draw) kick off 8.15, pm Monday night so Fans will have to travel the 200 miles and not get back to Leeds until the early hours of the morning whilst Liverpool will play Everton, kick off at 4.p.m. on the day before and these teams are only a few miles apart, plus travelling on a Sunday would be so much easier .....never mind it's only the Fans

Re: leeds united

Posted: Fri 15 May, 2020 6:01 pm
by volvojack
I have been informed that Leeds United v Liverpool on Sunday lunch ITV hub. This is the one where Mark Viduka scored all 4 goals. As I know nothing about accessing this programme can anybody please advise me.

Re: leeds united

Posted: Sat 16 May, 2020 12:47 pm
by volvojack
I have found I.T.V.hub and there are some great matches on. I am watching Germany v. Russia at the moment. It is £3.99 monthly if you have it without adverts and free if you have it with

Re: leeds united

Posted: Mon 13 Jul, 2020 7:45 pm
by volvojack
I am surprised that no one seems to have posted about United's push for promotion which should be decided this week. also the passing of Jackie Charlton who spent all of his playing career for his home town team. Although born in the North East he called Leeds his home after marrying a Middleton lass

Re: leeds united

Posted: Tue 14 Jul, 2020 8:45 pm
by blackprince
I liked the interview where Jack said he couldn't play football, unlike Bobby, but he could stop other people playing football.

Re: leeds united

Posted: Thu 16 Jul, 2020 4:37 pm
by volvojack
The other brother who lived in Leeds was Gordon Charlton, a very mild sort of lad I only knew him slightly. I do know he worked for the Water Board in Dock Street and i often thought that Yorkshire
Television could have done a small interview/ story etc. and when ever i met him he was always extremely polite

Re: leeds united

Posted: Sat 18 Jul, 2020 9:28 am
by jma
volvojack wrote:
Mon 13 Jul, 2020 7:45 pm
I am surprised that no one seems to have posted about United's push for promotion which should be decided this week. ...
It's either that nobody wants to count chickens after previous disappointments OR among the very few regular posters on this forum, nobody's much bothered.

Either way, they've done it and well done!