mcfcliam
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portisheadblue said:A couple of posters on here talked about the "the bus" from Aytoun Street in the 60's ... not sure how many buses there were but me and a mate of mine used to go on the bus for the far flung fixtures ... London, Ipswich and the like (note for the youngsters on here - there was no motorway all the way to London in those days).
Used to leave about midnight ... arrive London for breakfast, game of football in the local park then head off for lunch (beer and a pie), then the fun and then about midnight head back home arriving Sunday morning in Piccadily.
Memory is not what it used to be ... thought the coach was organised by "Les" but maybe that was just the guy we paid, we always had the same driver, one of the stand-out lads I remember was "Denis".
We only did it for a couple of seasons ... then my mate bought a car and I moved to the big smoke.
Nowadays, I occasionally see Eddie Large (of Little and Large fame) around our way and we have a bit of a natter about the good old days and the current days too ... mostly we both watch live on TV or the internet...!!!!!!
Cheers
bada bing said:That bloke who stood near the ticket office in his orange coat, holding a placard and shouting...
"YOUR ALL SINNERS, REPENT YOUR WAYS"
prima said:The ticket tout (sadly passed on now) Mickey I think his name was tall, well built half cast guy, big blue great guy. The guys from Sloane street had the pleasure of travelling away on few occasions with these guys, Paddy, Mickey, Macca dont know what they are doing now hope all ok.
All good guys.
Prima
the old abbey said:anyone remember the doorman at the social club smallish but stocky guy i gettin on a bit but took no shit,by the way didnt cardiff once kick of in the social?