My Grandad on this foto. He’s the one holding the ball . Arthur Snellgrove x
The names i have on this pic are : J KELLY, L RYAN ,B MCLOUGHLIN ,C LARKIN, C JOHNSON,V SULLIVAN, (Capt) BURKE, F HALL,P RIMMER, P COYLE, A RILEY, J RUANE,P KELLEY,
Bootle Joc
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bob. b
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is a photo of St. Joan of Arc football team 1951.
Left to right: E. Wilkinson, Brian ?, Peter McQueen, Philip Carraher.Richard Herrington.
Middle: (Chekka) Nelson,Frances Gittens, Peter McKeown,Terry Snelgrove.
Front: Harry (Fella) Monaghan, Terry Snelgrove.
My brother Harry Monaghan would love to hear from any of the team via myself....thanks
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Dan
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Sad news Bob.bob. b wrote:
Back row far right is Tony Brookman, my class teacher from the Salesian College, next to him is Bob Johnson, played for Liverpool reserves and I think the led next to him is John Lawler, who i also went to school with and centre front row is Dereck Johnson another old Salesian.
St Mary's Old Boys featured in the Crosby Herald dated 22/8/1975.
Top left is Paul Clarke who was a prominent City Councillor.
Regards
Dan
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Well, Dan, you have made my day mate.
This post started with my Big Brother playing JOC and l have got loads of memories of the days and all the fantastic players in the JOC Mate
Over the moon with this thanks
Bobby
Will be in the Mons tomorrow
This post started with my Big Brother playing JOC and l have got loads of memories of the days and all the fantastic players in the JOC Mate
Over the moon with this thanks
Bobby
Will be in the Mons tomorrow
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Bootle JOC 1931/32
Season preview.
September 11 1931.
December 4 1931 .
December 31 1931
Season end.
Teams in other leagues.
Teams playing in the 1931/32 season.
Thorndale Juniors.
Carlton Victoria.
Knowsley Athletic.
Linacre Juniors.
Bootle St Mary's
Irlam Juniors II
Park Villa Social.
Seaforth Albion.
Stanley Cons.
Regards
Dan
Season preview.
September 11 1931.
December 4 1931 .
December 31 1931
Season end.
Teams in other leagues.
Teams playing in the 1931/32 season.
Thorndale Juniors.
Carlton Victoria.
Knowsley Athletic.
Linacre Juniors.
Bootle St Mary's
Irlam Juniors II
Park Villa Social.
Seaforth Albion.
Stanley Cons.
Regards
Dan
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Derek,
Top of page 68, your dad gets a mention as Pentagon's outside left on the last day of the 1962/63 season. Pentagon lost to Phoenix Albion 0-4, when Pentagon were trying for the Division Two Championship.
Pentagon then went in to the Zingari League before returning to the JOC in the 1965/66 season.
I'll probably revisit the 1960's to fill out the seasons' details.
I'm sure that if BobB doesn't remember your dad he'll know a man that does.
Don't know if you would have gone to the Pentagon 1964 Christmas Party.
Regards
Dan
Top of page 68, your dad gets a mention as Pentagon's outside left on the last day of the 1962/63 season. Pentagon lost to Phoenix Albion 0-4, when Pentagon were trying for the Division Two Championship.
Pentagon then went in to the Zingari League before returning to the JOC in the 1965/66 season.
I'll probably revisit the 1960's to fill out the seasons' details.
I'm sure that if BobB doesn't remember your dad he'll know a man that does.
Don't know if you would have gone to the Pentagon 1964 Christmas Party.
Regards
Dan
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Dan
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Brilliant Derek. Enlarged the above.Derek. G wrote:This is just a couple of pages from the book on Pentogon fc its this details all the way through from 1959 to 1969 it amazing
Pentagon Match details.
Pentagon 1962/63 Season summary.
Pentagon Seasons 1959/60 to 1962/63 summary.
Pentagon's entry into Division 3 of the 1959/60 Bootle JOC season.
Regards
Dan
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Hi,
I believe these books belong to my grandad, mick Goodwin he was manager of pentagon and my dad Stephen goodwin remembers these book from when he was a child. He remembers read them they were hard back A4 books.
He also remembers the Christmas party as he would go along to watch and he remembers all the players like chick Mcvey.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Katy
I believe these books belong to my grandad, mick Goodwin he was manager of pentagon and my dad Stephen goodwin remembers these book from when he was a child. He remembers read them they were hard back A4 books.
He also remembers the Christmas party as he would go along to watch and he remembers all the players like chick Mcvey.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Katy
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bob. b
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Katy l worked with your granddad and remember them books well wish l would have taken pictures of them, both I and my brother also played football for him in the Sunday league and played football with your dad great player in them days Steve Goodwin, have put some pictures on this post of your dad.
Just a little bit of history your granddad got me to make the gates leading onto Marines pitch hope they are still their
Hope your dad is well, give him my regards
Bobby.
Just a little bit of history your granddad got me to make the gates leading onto Marines pitch hope they are still their
Hope your dad is well, give him my regards
Bobby.
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Ive got one book with ten seasons of the pentagon, for ten years a detailed record was kept, not one week missed, not one player missing from the line up, not one goal scorer missed. What dedication. To do all this for so long, and not for personal gain or to impress but just for the love of game. I can only imagine the passion he must have had for the game, bet his team talks were amazinge must have been a great manager to play for. They just dont make people like that anymore and the worlds a sadder place cos if it. Im in work at the moment so i will let you know what years they were and if your grandad was the manager at that time then it would be great to get it back were they belong with his family.
