football memorability from the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s

[king stanton]

[QUOTE=king stanton;6700771]I have a load of 50’s 60’s & 70s Football annuals That pics & articles can be cut out of . Going up to MCH today as daughter going for vaccination can I drop these off
Dropped off at reception

[147lothian]

[QUOTE=king stanton;6700857]

This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote

I have a load of 50’s 60’s & 70s Football annuals That pics & articles can be cut out of . Going up to MCH today as daughter going for vaccination can I drop these off
Dropped off at reception

Hey king stanton, if it was you that dropped off the football books in an Asda bag at the MCH reception I just just wanted to express how grateful I am, and share a little story with you, we have a patient who suffers from dementia who we have got very little conversation from, we don't know a great deal about him apart from, that he was originally a miner from Yorkshire who has stayed up here for over 40 years, before being admitted.

When going through one of the football books, he said "Norman Hunter, bites yer legs". We never knew that he is a big Leeds fan, and you can see the wry smile on his face when anyone says Glory Glory Leeds United or Norman Hunter bites yer legs. This is how the football books have been put to good use and are an in-valuable communication tool, Thank You

[Hiber-nation]

This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote

Hey king stanton, if it was you that dropped off the football books in an Asda bag at the MCH reception I just just wanted to express how grateful I am, and share a little story with you, we have a patient who suffers from dementia who we have got very little conversation from, we don't know a great deal about him apart from, that he was originally a miner from Yorkshire who has stayed up here for over 40 years, before being admitted.

When going through one of the football books, he said "Norman Hunter, bites yer legs". We never knew that he is a big Leeds fan, and you can see the wry smile on his face when anyone says Glory Glory Leeds United or Norman Hunter bites yer legs. This is how the football books have been put to good use and are an in-valuable communication tool, Thank You

That's great to hear. I'm toiling to find old football books but I did come across a Leeds Utd programme. I'll drop some stuff in next week.

[Iggy Pope]

I’ve got lots of doublers of Scottish Football Book circa 1970 - 1980. I’ll try and get down with them tomorrow

[king stanton]

[QUOTE=147lothian;6701744]

This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote

Hey king stanton, if it was you that dropped off the football books in an Asda bag at the MCH reception I just just wanted to express how grateful I am, and share a little story with you, we have a patient who suffers from dementia who we have got very little conversation from, we don't know a great deal about him apart from, that he was originally a miner from Yorkshire who has stayed up here for over 40 years, before being admitted.

When going through one of the football books, he said "Norman Hunter, bites yer legs". We never knew that he is a big Leeds fan, and you can see the wry smile on his face when anyone says Glory Glory Leeds United or Norman Hunter bites yer legs. This is how the football books have been put to good use and are an in-valuable communication tool, Thank You