The peanut seller

Baldybonce

Saw him getting turfed out of Upton Park once when I went over to watch Derek Hales play for the spammers.

' did he nut someone?
sorry, igmc.

Oggy Red

"Git yer 'arf toimes!"

Sorry ......wrong thread.

CyrilDavies

Those were the days peanuts and wagon wheels....aaahhhhhhhhh

Six-a-bag-of-nuts

"Peanuts, tanner a bag" "Six a bag of nuts"
How could I forget him

Baldybonce

Those were the days peanuts and wagon wheels....aaahhhhhhhhh

and the rosette sellers at the top of Floyd rd. As a kid the sight of them mean't we were nearly there.

SoundAsa£

I remember all the houses that would let folk park their bikes for 3d in the late 50's.
Believe it or not some of the players used to cycle to the games.

MuttleyCAFC

Where did they come from?

SoundAsa£

What....the peanuts the wagon wheels the fans on their bikes or the players?

east terrace peanuts

Those were the days peanuts and wagon wheels....aaahhhhhhhhh

and the rosette sellers at the top of Floyd rd. As a kid the sight of them mean't we were nearly there.

......and painting my rattle in red and white gloss!

Baldybonce

Those were the days peanuts and wagon wheels....aaahhhhhhhhh

and the rosette sellers at the top of Floyd rd. As a kid the sight of them mean't we were nearly there.

......and painting my rattle in red and white gloss!

my dad mine, and my mum knitted a scarf about 13ft long.

Six-a-bag-of-nuts

1/6d return from Abbey Wood
6d Programme
2 shillings Entrance.
6d to spend (thanks Mum)
Total 4 shillings and sixpence (22 1/2 pence in modern money)

I remember all the kids moaning when they charged 1 shilling for John Hewie testimonial programme (double the norm) unti an adult turned to us sternly and said "do you know who that is son, Do you know who that is?"
Course, we had total respect then so we shut up!