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  1. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Very interesting reading David "Grattsi tantti". I remmember John Pennington a very good player and the Butlin's brothers who went on to make there names in local junior and senior football teams I can't believe that you still have all this fantastic historical documents and exported with you...
  2. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Yes David keep it coming it may encourage others to post historic Schools football details, and my reasons are a bit selfish, as I captained both South Birmingham Schools and the 1st Warwickshire County team 15's and Under. I broke my wrist in the 1st county match but played with real good young...
  3. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    You have a good eye david thanks I have amended my post, it is Hugh Evans, but I don't see Dermot on your photo?
  4. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Thornhill if you are that pround give us his name, I certainly would like to know!! it was a great historic achievment. Bob
  5. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Thats correct david, I havn't seen or heard about Dermot since 1960, sorry I can't help. he was an alround sports kid, but never crossed swords with him again. Great photos David of BG Tec can you name any of the team and give other details of the match? etc. Jean you flatter'er you!!
  6. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Here is a photo of my Junior footy team English Martyrs (Sparkhill) taken in 58/59 season, we won the South Birmingham junior league and the Shield. We lost 1-2 in the Catholic Birmingham Shield against ?? can,t remember school probably St Philip's which was our only defeat all season. Here we...
  7. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Sorry I have got my facts wrong ( will kick off with my mates school Queensbridge Road who had a great team in 1962 and 1963 when they won the Victoria Shield & South B'ham league 1 in 1962. Queensbridge lost 0-2 to Moseley Modern who where captained by a cracking lad & player, whom should have...
  8. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Tom thats a great link, Thanks. I wish we could find more detail, but the list of all schools trophy winners is excellent. I wish they had listed the loseing teams and the score.
  9. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Jean Yes he does look like Kenny Everitt!! Lenny Cox middle top actually played base guitar for the Brum Group "The King Bee's" and played at most of the clubs in Brum mid 60's to mid 70's. But unfortunately tragically, I believe Barrie Tustin died in a car crash with 3 other young boy's...
  10. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    Here is my School team Dennis Road 1962/3 season. I can't remember al the names if any one can add the blanks. We managed to struggle through to the quarter finals of the Villa Cup , but our master Mr Jones gave the tie away to St Philips whom I think played Waverley Grammer in the final at...
  11. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    What a great achievement Alan, you must have been very proud of your teams. Have you got the photos to post? It so sad to hear that they no longer play for the Villa Cup at Villa Park.
  12. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    David nice photo what was the school name and who played? they all look very big lads to me. I would prefer that folks only put school teams on this thread, thanks
  13. bobsummers

    Birmingham Schools Football History / & photos

    I have started this thread, as there is no notable history on this subject.Who was in your school team. Whom won the Villa Cup and in what year? Who played in the districted school Representative sides such as B'ham Boys, Erdington Boys, South B'ham Boys, Aston and District Boys. Whom went on to...
  14. bobsummers

    Sparkhill

    Small world Rupert, at that exact spot in 1956 my brother was run over by a removal lorry, and I am happy to say he lived to tell the tale. We went to the school on the left side of the photo, English Martyrs. We had crossed the road to by sweets from the shop by the corner of Court Road and...
  15. bobsummers

    Lest We Forget

    We will always remember those that gave their own day for our tomorrow, God bless them all.
  16. bobsummers

    Balsall Heath Park - The 'little Park'

    Graham I also drank from the iron cup on the chain, that explain's it then why it had a rose tinge. I used to get my sherbet's from that shop. Blew your head off and the liquorish sticks remember? And I had my 1st frozen jubbley from that shop and then played 50 a side football in the Little...
  17. bobsummers

    Graham Webb

    Graham I throughly enjoyed your posts, but tell me where your black pumps the old 60's style we used to where at school in the early 60's. Made a change from turn down wellis? I had many pulling days in my old black pumps!!
  18. bobsummers

    Birmingham Amateur Football Teams

    Sorry sue I don't recall his name although our paths may have crossed in my Football life, can you post a picture of Jim in his kit would be nice. Regards Bob
  19. bobsummers

    Enquire Within Upon Everything

    Well I'll be gooin to the foot of our stairs and then on t our outside Bog, A brummie invented the worl wid web, blumin ell!! Thanks Ade
  20. bobsummers

    Birmingham Amateur Football Teams

    Back Row Left to Right: ? , Me (IOU a pint) Alex Coupland,Bobby Smith, Dave Ladbrooke, Ken Copson, David Joyce, Front Row Left to Right Peter Deathridge, Terry Wharton, Anton Rapps, Ray South, Brian Worrall, and Dicky Martin
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