Jim Tolmie's Underpants
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Who remembers Jimmy White from Crumpsall?
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JamesH said:Hello, Citizens. I have been alerted about this discussion and feel I ought to reply.
Firstly, I am very flattered by the (mostly) complimentary remarks. Quite unnecessary, but thanks v much. I was just earning a living and being paid partly for taking the opportunity to stick up for the Mighty Blues, frequently with not a great deal of ammunition.
Secondly, I have to say that reports of my imminent death are, to the best of my knowledge, greatly exaggerated, unless you've seen some confidential notes I'm not aware of. And I've had my hair cut.
Now I shall cash in on this public display of admiration to ask a favour:
My lifelong mate's parents have both died in the last 18 months or so. They were both in their 90s and season ticket holders for decades. For many years they had an advertisement for their stationery business on top of the Platt Lane; the firm was called Britannic Printing. I've been trying to find a photo of it, but no joy. Even Gary James couldn't come up with anything, although loads of people say they're sure they've seen a picture somewhere. If one exists I'd love to have a copy to give to my mate in their memory. If anyone can give me a clue it would be greatly appreciated.
Frankly, I think it's the least you can do in view of all the pleasure I've given you over the years.
Vamos Barcelona!
JH
Who cares? Stannage was responsible for almost exclusively dreadful radio broadcasts.St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:Whatever happened to James Stannage?!!
cyberblue said:imust be on the turn .The politics of the club first pissed me of but managed to live with that ,then i got bored of night games with no athmosphere ,then Sat games followed .find i enjoy the games more now than ever with a crate of Lager meat & pot pie .& a couple of mates roundbainy said:Nothing to do with the o/p but why you not going away anymore Don, especially wembley !?!? or have i got that wrong?cyberblue said:James H is a good mate of mine .was round at the house to watch both Wembly games .he still does after dinner stuff up & down the country .he only lives round the corner so see him quite alot
The difference with me & the armchair rags is that i followed the blues home & away .Friendlies & in Europe(when we there) for the best part of 40 years most of them have never been to the swamp<br /><br />-- Sat Jun 04, 2011 8:54 pm --<br /><br />dadnlad said:cyberblue said:imust be on the turn .The politics of the club first pissed me of but managed to live with that ,then i got bored of night games with no athmosphere ,then Sat games followed .find i enjoy the games more now than ever with a crate of Lager meat & pot pie .& a couple of mates roundbainy said:Nothing to do with the o/p but why you not going away anymore Don, especially wembley !?!? or have i got that wrong?
bloody hell have you been to the doctors that's how the rags became armchair followers ;)
Done & Dustedsky tot said:Try and get him to come on here,even if its just for a guest visit .cyberblue said:James H is a good mate of mine .was round at the house to watch both Wembly games .he still does after dinner stuff up & down the country .he only lives round the corner so see him quite alot
kenzie115 said:Stretford Born Blue said:He was the mater of ceremonies at the recent Ex Players Association dinner at COMS on the night of the FA Cup parade/party, does it every year. Daft as a brush..................!
I thought he was much funnier than the comedian to be honest, I went and spoke to him when the dinner finished and he seemed like a genuinely nice bloke.
JamesH said:Hello, Citizens. I have been alerted about this discussion and feel I ought to reply.
Firstly, I am very flattered by the (mostly) complimentary remarks. Quite unnecessary, but thanks v much. I was just earning a living and being paid partly for taking the opportunity to stick up for the Mighty Blues, frequently with not a great deal of ammunition.
Secondly, I have to say that reports of my imminent death are, to the best of my knowledge, greatly exaggerated, unless you've seen some confidential notes I'm not aware of. And I've had my hair cut.
Now I shall cash in on this public display of admiration to ask a favour:
My lifelong mate's parents have both died in the last 18 months or so. They were both in their 90s and season ticket holders for decades. For many years they had an advertisement for their stationery business on top of the Platt Lane; the firm was called Britannic Printing. I've been trying to find a photo of it, but no joy. Even Gary James couldn't come up with anything, although loads of people say they're sure they've seen a picture somewhere. If one exists I'd love to have a copy to give to my mate in their memory. If anyone can give me a clue it would be greatly appreciated.
Frankly, I think it's the least you can do in view of all the pleasure I've given you over the years.
Vamos Barcelona!
JH