And not one cap for England.
Quote from: peter w on April 06, 2017, 10:55:51 AMAnd not one cap for England.An absolute disgrace that he was never capped. With Mortimer, Morley, Withe & Shaw in the England Team in the 1982 World Cup we would have won it.
Quote from: JD on April 07, 2017, 09:02:00 AMQuote from: peter w on April 06, 2017, 10:55:51 AMAnd not one cap for England.An absolute disgrace that he was never capped. With Mortimer, Morley, Withe & Shaw in the England Team in the 1982 World Cup we would have won it. They were still in thrall to Keegan and Brooking at the time. And of course anyone who played for Arsenal.Greenwood was a total blazers choice.
So to cheer us up after a draw (that's kind of good to be able to type that) I managed to dig this out, with my Dad's archiving the detail as well as having taken the snap. (I'm sure he loved taking us there!)So left to right my older sister Jo, El Capitan, I think my next door neighbour Matthew Cole, me with the 'sport for all' badge sewn onto my tracky, and my long lost blood brother of primary school years Andrew Jones, who I think was quite involved with some Warks cricket scene in later years. Got a few of these kind of pics, I love it for the clothes, the car, and the wonderful memories of an idyllic childhood of standing on a milk crate in the Holte End, going to my grandparents in Handsworth Wood after home games, the innocent ease of going to meet my heroes and again and again collecting autographs, getting tickled by Peter Withe sitting on his knee, players pet dogs, then being there to watch Dennis lift trophies that crowned us best in the land and on the continent. Thanks Dennis for not letting us kids down on days like that at BH in being a lovely man and giving our club it's greatest days.
April 81 - On the cusp of greatness! ☺