STURTZ
Very well known Exeweb poster
Someone should start a thread on it.
I was just about to ask this.Has Stroudy just qualified to be a Senior Red?
I think we should be told.
They were indeed. They were there when I was camping in the Lake District in the 1970s.Carlisle were once in the old first Division and, if i remember rightly - without resorting to the internet - were even top for a week or two, then slip like the proverbial down and down and down, until they are where they are today.
My late cousin's, wife's, father was a director of Carlisle for many years, owned a few electrical shops in the area.
1974/75 season..They were narrowly relegated at the end of that season.A few 20,000 plus crowds at Brunton Park during that campaign.Carlisle were once in the old first Division and, if i remember rightly
Unless he has aged massively since I last saw him, I would say it is unlikely, but all this talk of weird world events on other threads in the last 24 hours does cast some doubt in my mind.....Has Stroudy just qualified to be a Senior Red?
I think we should be told.
Ahh, the Clock Tower Cafe. Sitting in there during college lunch break listening to 'Je t'aime' being played on Radio Caroline. Happy days!Eric Welsh and Mike Hughes used to come down to the old Clock Tower Cafe with us boys when they both signed for City having arrived from Ireland. Nice lads they were too. I understand that Eric lives in Paignton now; I wish I could look him up.
My days were somewhat ahead of Radio Caroline, Pete. More a crackly Radio Luxembourg! When it first became our nightly hang-out of choice, there was no juke box. Eric used to have an old fashioned 10 player machine in the alcove halfway up the stairs! Then when the wall jukebox's came out, Eric got a couple, with the mechanics of the thing in a spare room up by the toilets. 'The Clock' was a brilliant place; met the wife there in 63'.Ahh, the Clock Tower Cafe. Sitting in there during college lunch break listening to 'Je t'aime' being played on Radio Caroline. Happy days!