A Picture of Heaven

[IBM]

From left to right - Lizi, Maimie, Old Caley Girl and Oddquine.

That is dangerous IHE, who is the guy with the bunnet?

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

A referee but what is he doing with his whistle ?

[Charles Bannerman]

It's Caley Ladies in hooped socks against Clach Ladies at the Northern Meeting Park during WW2

Are you sure it's the Northern Meeting Park? Assuming the advertising hoardings on Telford Street weren't a relatively modern creation, it looks more like the Caley Park to me.

[IBM]

Charles you were the only one not looking at the ladies

[Charles Bannerman]

Charles you were the only one not looking at the ladies

But at least I now know what Oddquine looks like!

[+DoofersDad]

What on earth must that lot have looked like when they weren't smiling for the camera?

[Charles Bannerman]

What on earth must that lot have looked like when they weren't smiling for the camera?

I think the appropriate term might be "gr*wl**s" but nowadays I feel advised to obscure the word with asterisks since I may even be committing a criminal offence by using it in entirety. A wee bit like John Inverdale suggesting that the lady tennis player was "never going to be a looker".

Interesting that the photo in question should appear in a thread entitled "A picture of heaven"!

[dougiedanger]

It's Caley Ladies in hooped socks against Clach Ladies at the Northern Meeting Park during WW2

 

The guy has a right Sneck coupon.

[IBM]

 

It's Caley Ladies in hooped socks against Clach Ladies at the Northern Meeting Park during WW2

 

The guy has a right Sneck coupon.

 

A relation of IHE's?

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

Hope the bus is headed down Carse Road

[IBM]

No name on it but I think it would have been a yellow Alexander's.

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

One I have not seen before

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

Ahhh

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

Now here is an oldie of Telford Street

[Scarlet Pimple]

Noooo!  Incredible picture.

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

The mind boggles ?

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

More memories

[Charles Bannerman]

6-0 Rangers I recollect.

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

4 breaks against the run of play and two clear offsides

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

Aaah but good memories

[Charles Bannerman]

Aaah but good memories

Caley v St Johnstone. Scottish Cup 4th round, February 1992. Is that the Polworth goal?

[Sneckboy]

 

Aaah but good memories

Caley v St Johnstone. Scottish Cup 4th round, February 1992. Is that the Polworth goal?

 

I'm thinking that's '84. Surely Peter McCloy in goal?

Edited May 22, 2015 by Sneckboy

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

Let's go for a little walk - down to the Howden End - let's just sit down and talk - under the Howden End - and I will tell you that I love you and the Caley rule supreme - everybody sing - under the Howden End - Norman "Showaddywaddy" Gordon RIP

[Charles Bannerman]

Let's go for a little walk - down to the Howden End - let's just sit down and talk - under the Howden End - and I will tell you that I love you and the Caley rule supreme - everybody sing - under the Howden End - Norman "Showaddywaddy" Gordon RIP

Massive home crowd.

[Caley Mad In Berks]

 

Let's go for a little walk - down to the Howden End - let's just sit down and talk - under the Howden End - and I will tell you that I love you and the Caley rule supreme - everybody sing - under the Howden End - Norman "Showaddywaddy" Gordon RIP

Massive home crowd.

 

 

Local derby against Thistle.  Caley were shooting into distillery end!   Seriously, as youngsters, we used to swap ends at half time to see Caley's goals up close.