Updated: 01-05-24
I remember John very well from Eldon school and Mandeville school. He used to walk me home from The Newbury Youth club!
Updated: 01-05-24
I remember Gerry Queen when I was a lad watching him at Kilmarnock v Celtic. He hit the ball so hard that it hit the roof of the net. None of the players saw it go in. I had the privilege of being a colleague as an apprentice at Crystal Palace FC 71/72 and what a gentleman he was.
Updated: 01-05-24
I used to drink with his Dad Fred in the Tigers Head.
Updated: 01-05-24
Run ran the cafe at the top of our road in Old Swan Liverpool called ‘The Centre Half’. My dad was a builder and often went in there for his bacon butties and got to know him well. When my dad was 70 we had a ‘this is your life’ party for him and got lots of old faces being introduced etc. Ron came on stage towards the end with a few funny stories to a room packed with 250 reds. Remember we saw him as we were setting off for Chelsea away to win the League in 76 that we were going but had that little twinge of I remember those days so well’ in his eyes. Top top fella!
Updated: 01-05-24
Now retired living in Morecambe.
Updated: 01-05-24
I was with Scott in a pub in York many many years ago, we were playing darts with some locals and I scored my one and only 180.
Updated: 23-04-24
im the grandaughter of charlie wayman and i feel he dosernt get enough credit for being one of the best centre forward in 1940s to late 50s im personally very proud to be his grandaughter,something must be done regarding him getting the credit he deserves mybe a rememberance day whats your thoughts on this matter
Updated: 21-04-24
Hi, does anyone know how I could contact Alan? I have a very old football shirt that he wore and would love a photo of him holding it.
Updated: 21-04-24
Hey, Staners, how are you doing. Wonder if you remember me. Bon Bonne club
Updated: 19-04-24
Remember watching him play for Bristol City in the 70s. Got his autograph outside St Pius Xth church in Hartcliffe in Bristol. A good humble man.