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Originally Posted by Mog
Yes mate, the one I am talking about was the one on St James Street below the Derby. Loads of steps to get to the hall. Used to meet the girl friends outside the town hall and used to look out the window to see if they turned up. If the did not turn up we used to make believe we didnt care and carried on playing snooker. Did you know a lad called Tony Boardman, He was at Holy Family. We were mates from being kids in Crown st at the bottom of Willows lane. We went down the pit together at 15 and then he went in the Army in the late 60s.
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Names familiar, but can't say I knew him