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Old Photos Thread

John Kolc

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Guys,

It is Niffy Nev Glover know matter what was on the photo. I loved all 3 wingers and could pick them out at any time. Niffy was a wonderful player.

John Kolc:D
 

Stagger eel

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Guys,

It is Niffy Nev Glover know matter what was on the photo. I loved all 3 wingers and could pick them out at any time. Niffy was a wonderful player.

John Kolc:D

Nifty was a wonderful player and unfortunately will only be remembered because of his blemish in the 76 gf, which i might add was just as much John Moran's fault for passing it than Nifty's.

Moran should of went himself.
 

John Kolc

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Nifty was a wonderful player and unfortunately will only be remembered because of his blemish in the 76 gf, which i might add was just as much John Moran's fault for passing it than Nifty's.

Moran should of went himself.


Could not aggree more Stagger. Nifty also got the other pass behind him.
Great to see him win the Res grade comp. Got to love the goose step.

John Kolc :)
 

parra pete

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I think you're right Pete, Bomber was carrying a thigh injury and didn't start in game 1 but did in game 2, also Johnny Baker went into game 2 with a broken hand I think...I could be wrong there but I'm pretty sure he was also under an injury cloud.


I have spoken to Bomber about the replay and he said that Terry Fearnley DID NOT instruct the forwards NOT to retaliate to the bashing they were copping by St George.
 

parra pete

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Things go better with Kolc...

The best headline I've seen for a Rugby League writeup..
Even better than one for Ben Ikin who was in doubt for a match due to concussion but came good

"Ikin sees clearly now, the pain has gone"
 

Stagger eel

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Just on Johnny Kolc..

Pricey basicaly blamed the 76 loss to Manly because due to the incorrect scrum feeds and not Nifty's dropped ball.

I found that interesting.
 

sportive cupid

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Just on Johnny Kolc..

Pricey basicaly blamed the 76 loss to Manly because due to the incorrect scrum feeds and not Nifty's dropped ball.

I found that interesting.
I find it accurate.Although ,at the time, the talk was more about the reffing than John Kolc.
Ther was a saying around town at the time

"two tries to one, we think the Eels won!"
 

Ron Jeremy

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I LOVE OLD PHOTO THREADS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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motely.jpg


wasp.jpg


sitting-on-toilet.jpg


memories...
 

Gordy

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Haha Whitesnake :)

Moving right along. :lol:

I have a few more pics to post (unfortunately no Whitesnake RJ :))

1. As written on the bottom of the page:
Steve White is flanked by his illustrious Parramatta team-mates at a recent players' night at Cumberland Oval. From the left are coach Terry Fearnley, John Baker, Johnny Peard, Ron Hilditch, Mick Pattison, Graham Murray, Glenn West, Graeme Atkins, Geoff Gerard, Graham Olling and 'Magic Mick" Cronin. 1978

2. Paul Taylor (and yes it does look like Sterlo but I have Paul Taylor written down :lol:)and Steve Edge

3. 1983 - Hawkey and Edgey
 

parra pete

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I'd go along with Taylor as well. Hair at back (mullett) is too short for Sterlo, and too much around the fringe area.. But thet did look very similar
 

Stagger eel

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Haha Whitesnake :)

Moving right along. :lol:

I have a few more pics to post (unfortunately no Whitesnake RJ :))

1. As written on the bottom of the page:
Steve White is flanked by his illustrious Parramatta team-mates at a recent players' night at Cumberland Oval. From the left are coach Terry Fearnley, John Baker, Johnny Peard, Ron Hilditch, Mick Pattison, Graham Murray, Glenn West, Graeme Atkins, Geoff Gerard, Graham Olling and 'Magic Mick" Cronin. 1978

2. Paul Taylor (and yes it does look like Sterlo but I have Paul Taylor written down :lol:)and Steve Edge

3. 1983 - Hawkey and Edgey

love those photos, especially the first 2...

where did the first photo come from?
 

Gordy

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love those photos, especially the first 2...

where did the first photo come from?


Geez, I can't remember now Stagger, most of my clippings come from the papers (including the Parramatta Advertiser) and the Rugby League Week and Big League e.t.c. So it could well have been the League Week mate.

It was too long ago now, but if I hadn't have been a silly kid I would've written where it came from and what the date was (on all my pics). :lol:

I was surprised at exactly how much stuff I did gather, as I have quite a lot of signatures from various promotional things and the like. I think it may have something to do with the fact that I think my sister used to work with one of the Sulkowitzs'. I also have quite a few of the old Footy Cards from the Chewing Gum pack days (Scanlens).

If anyone is interested I can gradually keep posting some stuff, but I am not using my own computer though (In -Laws), but I could do it when available.
 
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parra pete

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The Sulkowitz's Ed and Ted...Is it true their parents called them both "Ed" because they considered "Two 'eds were better than one" ????
 

Stagger eel

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Geez, I can't remember now Stagger, most of my clippings come from the papers (including the Parramatta Advertiser) and the Rugby League Week and Big League e.t.c. So it could well have been the League Week mate.

It was too long ago now, but if I hadn't have been a silly kid I would've written where it came from and what the date was (on all my pics). :lol:

I was surprised at exactly how much stuff I did gather, as I have quite a lot of signatures from various promotional things and the like. I think it may have something to do with the fact that I think my sister used to work with one of the Sulkowitzs'. I also have quite a few of the old Footy Cards from the Chewing Gum pack days (Scanlens).

If anyone is interested I can gradually keep posting some stuff, but I am not using my own computer though (In -Laws), but I could do it when available.

please, keep em coming...

I was a fan of Eddy Sulkawitz, he was a great clubman and a pretty decent centre.
 

Suitman

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Hey Ron, I'm normally quite reserved around here, and particularly like your posts generally. You are a nice fella, and we agree on most things. The times that I have shared a beer with you have been most enjoyable.

But seriously, f**k those old music photos off, and f**k 'em off now, please.
This is an old FOOTY RELATED photos thread that plenty of people are getting plenty of pleasure out of atm.
There's heaps of threads where you can put photos like those in.

Thanking you, and have a nice Halloween.

Suity
 

Gordy

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please, keep em coming...

I was a fan of Eddy Sulkawitz, he was a great clubman and a pretty decent centre.

No worries.

At this stage I am only able to take photos of things to post, hope that will suffice for the moment.

And Ed was a very solid player that probably didn't get as much recognition as his illustrious team-mates.
 

Ron Jeremy

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Hey Ron, I'm normally quite reserved around here, and particularly like your posts generally. You are a nice fella, and we agree on most things. The times that I have shared a beer with you have been most enjoyable.

But seriously, f**k those old music photos off, and f**k 'em off now, please.
This is an old FOOTY RELATED photos thread that plenty of people are getting plenty of pleasure out of atm.
There's heaps of threads where you can put photos like those in.

Thanking you, and have a nice Halloween.

Suity


it said old photo thread?

take a joke next time.


Thanking you and likewise.
 

parra pete

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Ed was ALMOST....ALMOST.... the hero of the FIRST Parramatta Premiership win with Terry Fearnley the coach. If the Crow had converted Ed's try..one of sport's greatest quotes would not have been made...i.e "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead"...

Couln't believe it when the Crow missed. He usually could put those goals over blindfolded...
 

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