Bootle Joc

[BOBHAMO]

Hi Allen ,Arthur was a good mate of mine you won the everton cup 74,75
i played with Mick and John Quirk for the reme in the crosby league great players
i must have passed you by the chaucer i lived in milton street and drunk there and the munky
most of the players in the photos we played against and had some great games
the j o c was a bit tougher as most of the lads played sundays as well the refs where stricter
most of the finals where at bootle stadium and even if it wasnt your division
you watched all the finals the linacre played one final there and before the match the league sad are goaly was cup tied
which he wasnt but we had to but are winger bobby thomson in goal
think it was against st johns and we lost
such a big pitch and to play on the ground where some of the great pros played on
i am doing a list of everton players who used to play for the reserves at the stadium
bob hamo

[alan237]

We had to play our finals at moss lane litherland and silcocks by st Robert bellamines church.Bit of a let down playing there but won at moss lane drew at silcocks and lost the replay at the ground on orrell lane bootle both games against kirkdale centre.They had some good players like the garrity brothers and big joe morgan.Dont know whether you remember them.Great memories of the bootle joc.Who did you play for and wonder if our paths ever crossed.

[BOBHAMO]

First started for the corpy 1963 on orrell pleasure
kicked a ball around the north park for a few years
then william ross used to get battered every week
but from the team linacre united for about 7 years till i done my ligaments
a good team for years , on the sunday the reme another good team
moss united the cuckoo
litherland hotel with bobby bolger
metal box
vactite
and the stand park
when i moved to liverpool
the local pub for a season
37 but my knees went
Alan i played a couple of games for the chaucer friendlys the names are gone now think keggin, gem? sure carra played
sure you can add
bobhamo

[alan237]

FUNNY YOU MENTIONED THE CORPY BOB HAD A SEASON THERE MYSELF.THE MANAGER WAS A MR EVANS AND HIS SON PLAYED FOR THEM AS WELL.MY BEST MATE TOMMY MADDOCKS PLAYED AS WELL SOME NAMES FROM THE CHAUCER WERE BRIAN BROMILOW JOHN AND TOMMY DRY JEM FITZ MICK QUIRK .JACKIE GEE WAS THE MANAGER.
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[Eddy Lloyd]

I remember as a kid about 14 going to Orell Pleasure with my boots around my neck looking for a game the Corpy were short and asked me if I wanted a game I was very fast and tricky the opposition tried to kick me into touch but couldn't catch me plus the Corpy lads protected me and threatened to knock their blocks off if they did catch me. That was my very first game in the JOC I can still smell the linoment in the changing rooms

[Invicta]

Ah the linament I remember playing for the school and having chapped legs and one of the lads had linament so we all tried it - I can remember they eye watering pain still today K

[BOBHAMO]

Alan brian lived at the back of me
Jackie Gee was a class mate passed away now.
i worked for the corpy
and we had to work saterday mornings
but if you played for the team you got off
there where a few lads who played the names have gone but they where on the door at litherland town hall
so most times i got in for nothing
bobby bellew played he was a painter to
cant remember evens first name but remember him
Eddy is right there was not much skill factor and if you showed promise
a few kicks up the backside where common
but are footy boots for toe ending where good protection
Ken that linament was better than any spray as long as you where carefull going the loo
it was a lear ning curve to play on orrell pleasure
and i am glad to say i played there
bobhamo

[henry]

I remember going for a swim in the centre circle on one of the pitches on Orrell pleasure

[Eddy Lloyd]

No postponements there Henry

[bob. b]

I would like to thank everyone for posting on this post and keep them coming


First of all I would like to thank my big brother who started me off on this post


I remember the days as a young lad watching most of them players, how they never made it for Everton and Liverpool beats me.

Everyone says the best days in there lives was playing in the JOC,, what can l say it was an education to play in the JOC.

Shelagha Thank you for your input
Well that's a name from the past Tommy Price, Johnny King

Eddie Lloyd { wellies in the summer} well he played gave his all in every game. Him and Steve Goodwin what a combination a Eddie Remember them days.

Alan Well Well Mate you must have been a good player in your day THE QUEENS,ALEX,good teams in the day.

Many thanks to everyone for your input on this post

l will post more
Regards bob

[bob. b]

Well well just been sent a post { e mail } with regards to the Doric has a young player. Played against Eddie/ Steve goodwin and slotted in a goal or to

[bob. b]

Has any member of the forum got information on the NORSMAN and Pictures please Frank was the manager

[Eddy Lloyd]

Hi Bob Stevie Goodwin was a very talented player as were most of the young lads that played for the DORIC when we won the league the DORICS first trophy Was it Frank McGowan who managed the Norsey?

[bob. b]

Eddie l see Frank about once a week he plays a lot of golf now a days.
He loves talking about football days l will mention your name to him, he always has good tale to tell.
Have got some more picture coming soon.
Regards Bob

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[fatboyjoe90]

Hiya Bob, the lad on the front row bottom right is his name Kevin Stenson

[john j connell]

Joe, his name is John Kelly. JJC.

[fatboyjoe90]

Thanks for that John, can you put anymore names to those faces some of them are familiar to me, but I can’t remember any names.

[john j connell]

Joe, back row far right, Jimmy Mullholand, bottom row far left Eddie Crowley, and Eddie Naylor next to John Kelly. JJC.

[fatboyjoe90]

Thanks for that John, again I used to drink with Eddie, is that Tommy Elson next to him.

[john j connell]

Could well be Joe but i am not 100% certain, if it is Tommy i played alongside him for the Talbot, he was on West Brom's books when Johnny Giles was the manager. JJC.

[fatboyjoe90]

John, he told me that, he also said he was there when Bryan Robson, played for them, we’ve managed too put some names on that photo, thanks once again John it killed a hour or so.

[bob. b]

John have you got any pictures of the Talbot

Joe great to look back on some of the lads we played with thanks Joe and John for the names

Put this one on before see if you can put some names to it. Bob

[Eddy Lloyd]

Tucker Cliff back row second player from the left

[bob. b]

Spot on again Ed
Dixie Seddon Manager
Next to him Albie Bell with the ball
Name the team any one out there and the players
I was the mascot

[bob. b]

Just been sent some more pictures will post them later,
Three nice goals Everton V Sunderland today first half .

[bob. b]

Some of these lads played in the JOC need some names Jed Dry

[bob. b]

How about this one

[bob. b]

Don,t no anyone in this picture need help please is that Mr Peter Dee

[fatboyjoe90]

John have you got any pictures of the Talbot

Joe great to look back on some of the lads we played with thanks Joe and John for the names

Put this one on before see if you can put some names to it. Bob

Bob, standing on the back row 3rd from the right is Harry Fitzsimons.

[fazerman]

Here are some names Bob
http://www.bootlehistory.co.uk/forum/vi ... 34#p375534

[TerryMc]

I'm sure far right on the front row is Billy Lovering he used to drink in the corrie

[42aitch]

Hi everyone
I have been asked to put this photo of Talbot Utd on by my cousin Peter Shiels (Whacker) The original photo was very blue so I have tried to get it better, hope you can all see it.

Back Row - R Shaw (Trainer), P Bond (Manager) and H Tierney
Middle Row - P Hornby, K Gosling, J Cheshire, T Wignall, J Kelly and P Cheshire
Front Row - S Platt, P Shiels (Whacker), B Shaw, J Fitz, R Roberts, R Naylor. Mascot - D Welch




Eileen