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[LIDDLE_TOWERS999]

Our run was from Eston to Normanby, but I knew the Ormesby lads the most.

In the 20/30 years I went out around there I only ever saw bother twice, both in The Normanby.


I am trying to think of the bouncer in The George/ Bowlers

All the Hoe Brothers have a stint on that door over the years. Before them there was an older geezer tough as old boots. Cant get his name.
Rich will know it.

I'M SURE JIMMY JOYCE WAS ON THERE 🤔

[BoroRedKen]

The Talbot used to be a popular barearse boxing pub on a Saturday night.

[BoroRedKen]

Our run was from Eston to Normanby, but I knew the Ormesby lads the most.

In the 20/30 years I went out around there I only ever saw bother twice, both in The Normanby.


I am trying to think of the bouncer in The George/ Bowlers

All the Hoe Brothers have a stint on that door over the years. Before them there was an older geezer tough as old boots. Cant get his name.
Rich will know it.

I'M SURE JIMMY JOYCE WAS ON THERE 🤔

Jaysus theres a name from the past. Have you seen him around Redcar Lids? Shellsuit Larry! 

[BoroRedKen]

Last i heard of him he had upset the Van Zandt lads.

 

[fukyu]

Last i heard of him he had upset the Van Zandt lads.

 

He'll be in his sixties now crippled by steroids.

[Blott]

When i think back you make a good point about the Normanby. Most of the scraps i have seen have been in there.

I am not saying I did not see the odd punch thrown, normally between Eston and South Bank, but for chaos it was the Normanby.

[Blott]

As for Duffy, I never knew him, saw him, had him pointed out to me.


Apart from Bennett's I never went to South Bank

[Blott]

That's him Jimmy Joice, a very underrated lunatic.

[Smoggers51]

The Normanby in the early 70's was always good for bother on a Friday and Saturday and then the lads would then visit the Sporting Club in South Bank( some hard lads on the door there).

[Mike Peeler]

Our run was from Eston to Normanby, but I knew the Ormesby lads the most.

In the 20/30 years I went out around there I only ever saw bother twice, both in The Normanby.


I am trying to think of the bouncer in The George/ Bowlers

All the Hoe Brothers have a stint on that door over the years. Before them there was an older geezer tough as old boots. Cant get his name.
Rich will know it.

a lass I went out with for a while from over that way, her uncle worked there, and met him a few times when out with her in there late, late 80s. The lad was called Hodgy i think, he was meant to be fairly tasty

[BoroRedKen]

Our run was from Eston to Normanby, but I knew the Ormesby lads the most.

In the 20/30 years I went out around there I only ever saw bother twice, both in The Normanby.


I am trying to think of the bouncer in The George/ Bowlers

All the Hoe Brothers have a stint on that door over the years. Before them there was an older geezer tough as old boots. Cant get his name.
Rich will know it.

a lass I went out with for a while from over that way, her uncle worked there, and met him a few times when out with her in there late, late 80s. The lad was called Hodgy i think, he was meant to be fairly tasty

There was a couple of "Hodgy" lads kicking about at that time. I am remembering 1 that was a bit tasty.

[AtomicDog]

I use to do ve door at the gin palace, darn the old Kent rd, when I was a pup

No trouble when Ted was about

Always had a Doris on each arm

*Anyone need any chisel? PM for deal's . . . No strap*
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[BoroRedKen]

"Always had a Doris on each arm"


  

[Mike Peeler]

Our run was from Eston to Normanby, but I knew the Ormesby lads the most.

In the 20/30 years I went out around there I only ever saw bother twice, both in The Normanby.


I am trying to think of the bouncer in The George/ Bowlers

All the Hoe Brothers have a stint on that door over the years. Before them there was an older geezer tough as old boots. Cant get his name.
Rich will know it.

a lass I went out with for a while from over that way, her uncle worked there, and met him a few times when out with her in there late, late 80s. The lad was called Hodgy i think, he was meant to be fairly tasty

There was a couple of "Hodgy" lads kicking about at that time. I am remembering 1 that was a bit tasty.

I'm not from that neck of the woods, the lad in question is dead now like but at the time was only small, but stocky with it and had a bald head. A pleasant bloke, but could obviously do a bit ith him working the doors

[BoroRedKen]

The days of yore Mikey P!