Guest Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 Wilfred Addison 68 Stockton Street, Moss Side, Manchester. Wilfred Allison (19) 11 Selborne Street, Leigh. Fred Battersby (31) 16 Argyle Street, Atherton. James Battersby (33) 23 Worthing Grove, Atherton. Robert Bentham (33) 96 Bolton Old Road, Atherton Henry Bimson (59) 86 Leigh Road, Leigh. Henry Ratcliffe Birtwistle (14) 10 June Street, Blackburn. John T Blackshaw 11 Norman Street, Rochdale. W Braidwood (40) 96 Green Lane, Hindley. Fred Campbell (33) 49 Garstang Avenue, Bolton. Fred Price Dearden (67) 61 Florence Avenue, Bolton. William Evans (33) 90 Glebe Street, Leigh. Winston Finch 50 Deneside Avenue, Hazel Grove, Stockport. John Flinders (32) 2 Clough Terrace, Littleborough. Albert Edward Hanrahan 21 Cambria Crescent, Winton, Eccles. Emily Hoskinson (40) 49 Garstang Avenue, Bolton. William Hughes (56) 28 Byrom Street, Poolstock, Wigan. Frank Jubb 103 Greenbank Road, Rochdale. John Livesey (37) Collins Road, Bamber Bridge, Preston. John Thomas Lucas (35) 13 Arthur Street, Leigh. Harold McAndrew 13 Sharp Street, Wigan. William McKenzie 2 St Paul`s Villas, Bury. Morgan Mooney (32) 167 Escrick Street, Bolton. Harry Needham (30) 41 Bella Street, Bolton. David Pearson 66 Brimrod Lane, Rochdale. Joseph Platt (43) 34 Thwaites Street, Bolton. Sidney Potter (36) 10 Charles Street, Tyldesley. Grenville Roberts 5 Foy Street, Ashton-In-Makerfield. Richard Robey (35) 24 Lower West Avenue, Barnoldswick. Thomas Robey (65) 118 Upholland Street, Billinge, Wigan. T Smith (65) 2 King Street South, Rochdale. Walter Wilmot (31) 175 Crescent Road, Bolton. James Wilson 1210, Ashton Old Road, Higher Openshaw, Manchester. RIP Quote
Mounts Kipper Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 It's a sobering thought that some of the younger ones who died could have possibly been in the Reebok today if they had survived. RIP fellow Wanderers brothers. Quote
salop wanderer Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 Gone but not forgotten. A 6th round FA Cup tie 67 years ago. Today marks their passing... on 6th round day. RIP brothers and sisters X Quote
Casino Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 lot of out of towners on there - guess that was some people just wanting to watch a very big game? - but its raised a question how would you get from barnoldswick to bolton? trains? Quote
no balls Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 lot of out of towners on there - guess that was some people just wanting to watch a very big game? - but its raised a question how would you get from barnoldswick to bolton? trains? There's the Pendle Way bus route these days. I wonder if there was an equivalent back then? One never knows. Quote
Casino Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 i mean, its not impossible they had a car, or somebody had a bus running it was definitely a different age RIP Quote
no balls Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 i mean, its not impossible they had a car, or somebody had a bus running it was definitely a different age RIP It is mad when you see how far people came from back then. Such a shame RIP to them all Quote
BOWTUN BAKED Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 R.I.P. the 33 Think I'll make time to have a minute or two by the memorial. Anyone know if the club are holding a minutes silence or marking the day in anyway? Quote
Breightmet Boy Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 I've heard they are, I'm sure it was on TowerFM Quote
Rembrandt Posted March 9, 2013 Posted March 9, 2013 RIP to our lost fans. Thank goodness my dad decided to go on home when his bus from Manchester (home on leave) got to Burnden and he saw the crowds. PS : The train line ran up from Colne through Earby back then - not far from Barnoldswick. Quote
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