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Bootle Joc
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bob. b
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What a team this was in its day must have the best record in Bootle JOC
Great photo hear are some facts on winny sports
div 1 winners 58 .59
everton cup 58. 59
liverpool cup
55 ,56
harwood cup 59, 60 must have been a good team
one of the best teams in my years in the joc
was pentagon
league 1 winners from 69 to 73
harwood cup winners 69 ,70
71 ,72 , 72 ,73
everton cup winners 69 , 70 71, 72 ,72 ,73
liverpol cup winners 66 , 67
stanley cup winners 67. 68
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Ernie Jackson. (Bunty)
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Bob was talking to a 'young' Billy Symes who asked if I had anything about his dad.
He was Hon. Sec. of Winifred Sports and is shown here on the team circa 1956.
Ex Army overcoats were all the rage to keep the weather out for supporters on Orrel Pleasure on Saturday afternoons in those days.
Note the footwear for the mud too. We never saw any grass at O.P
He was Hon. Sec. of Winifred Sports and is shown here on the team circa 1956.
Ex Army overcoats were all the rage to keep the weather out for supporters on Orrel Pleasure on Saturday afternoons in those days.
Note the footwear for the mud too. We never saw any grass at O.P
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Dan
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c1959 St Winifred's Sports.Ernie Jackson. (Bunty) wrote:Bob was talking to a 'young' Billy Symes who asked if I had anything about his dad.
He was Hon. Sec. of Winifred Sports and is shown here on the team circa 1956.
Ex Army overcoats were all the rage to keep the weather out for supporters on Orrel Pleasure on Saturday afternoons in those days.
ID from Ernie's 2007 post.
Judging by the bar, the pitches were never quite flat either,
Regards
Dan
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Davierimmer1
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Bob b. I am one of pat Rimmer’s sons. One of his other lads Patrick is on the Salesian first eleven picture just below the pic of st James. How were you related to him.?
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bob. b
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Remember what l said if you have a picture send it in or PM me otherwise it will be lost this is history.
I was made up the other day someone said now l have a picture of my granddad in the JOC everyone in my family talks about him playing
And to me, that is what it is all about history that could have been lost.
Big thanks to all the input from members and other people with regards to this post-Bootle JOC
Bobby
I was made up the other day someone said now l have a picture of my granddad in the JOC everyone in my family talks about him playing
And to me, that is what it is all about history that could have been lost.
Big thanks to all the input from members and other people with regards to this post-Bootle JOC
Bobby
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Eddy Lloyd
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Not sure if you have this pic Bob. It's The Alex in Marsh Lane around 1960.
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bob. b
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Oh big thanks to Dan and Eddie that picture above Teddy I'anson goalie
All the lads said thank you for enlarging the pictures must be getting older speck savers comes to mine
Well thank you
All the lads said thank you for enlarging the pictures
must be getting older speck savers comes to mine Well thank you
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Eddy Lloyd
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Thanks Dan. I'm told that it could be mid 50s.Micky Murray being one of the players.
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Ernie Jackson. (Bunty)
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So many photos of so many Bootle lads.
It is amazing how many actually moved on to pro, semi pro and even International. I often listen to present day players and managers, up to Premier League level, who have strong Merseyside accents. The JOC really was a hot bed of soccer and attracted many very talented boys.
I know a few from personal experience who progressed but wonder how many actually moved up from the JOC to earn money from their hobby and love of the game. There must be hundreds.
I was never good enough to even play for the school team which boasted names such as Ronnie Moran. I was a very late starter but in those days considered young when I signed for Liverpool at 20 years of age.
The best days by far of my football life were in the JOC. We were all pals who met up every Saturday and knew each other personally.
To eventually get paid for playing was wonderful but there was never the closeness of knowing all the team personally rather than playing with virtual strangers.
It is amazing how many actually moved on to pro, semi pro and even International. I often listen to present day players and managers, up to Premier League level, who have strong Merseyside accents. The JOC really was a hot bed of soccer and attracted many very talented boys.
I know a few from personal experience who progressed but wonder how many actually moved up from the JOC to earn money from their hobby and love of the game. There must be hundreds.
I was never good enough to even play for the school team which boasted names such as Ronnie Moran. I was a very late starter but in those days considered young when I signed for Liverpool at 20 years of age.
The best days by far of my football life were in the JOC. We were all pals who met up every Saturday and knew each other personally.
To eventually get paid for playing was wonderful but there was never the closeness of knowing all the team personally rather than playing with virtual strangers.
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bob. b
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Great stuff again Dan enlarging the pictures all the lads say thank you
Going to look into people that made it from Bootle JOC got the idea from Ernie some investigating on this one but l love it all this history that could have been lost
Ernie has got away with words going to ask him to put something together how we all regarded training meeting and playing in the JOC that team building that took place l could do a degree on it.
To this day l talk to my young apprentices about working together and always relate to football training in the JOC and team building.
Well do need some more input from other lads from the JOC would love Eddie to put his book on this post l had the privilege to look and read it Wellies in the Summer it was great or should l say fantastic this can also be lost. Sorry, Eddie but what a read
Also got a mate Peter Walsh put something together regarding football will ask him to post it another great reading. Sorry Peter
Bobby
Bobby
Going to look into people that made it from Bootle JOC got the idea from Ernie
some investigating on this one but l love it all this history that could have been lostErnie has got away with words going to ask him to put something together how we all regarded training meeting and playing in the JOC that team building that took place l could do a degree on it.
To this day l talk to my young apprentices about working together and always relate to football training in the JOC and team building.
Well do need some more input from other lads from the JOC would love Eddie to put his book on this post l had the privilege to look and read it Wellies in the Summer it was great or should l say fantastic this can also be lost. Sorry, Eddie but what a read
Also got a mate Peter Walsh put something together regarding football will ask him to post it another great reading. Sorry Peter
Bobby
Bobby
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