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Wood St Memories From The 70S

Having a smook today outside the Flying Flute and glanced across to Wood St and wandering how that hidden gem got closed down, for a fall back boozer when a game got called off or abandoned, this was the club of choice when everywhere had shut until late on. Mind it's still fucking grim along this stretch of road even for me.

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how come milwall's lot used to frequent that place on visits to burnden,were they connected to the landlord ?

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how come milwall's lot used to frequent that place on visits to burnden,were they connected to the landlord ?

I always remember it being full of rough old kegheads and flighty wimmin, not a place for a fresh faced young lad to wander in for a pint.

Counts you out then :D

Remember a punk street festival in Wood Street in the 80s. Mental afternoon and night.

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Counts you out then :D

Always had a fascination for rough boozers, when you got warned not to go in certain pubs off people, I went in.

Same for me, sally up steps, griffin, mop the list is endless.

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Same for me, sally up steps, griffin, mop the list is endless.

Had more smacks in the so called quiet pubs than the rough pubs iv'e been in.

Wood Street  was ace for me in the 70's as a young lad (18) with long BLONDE hair, the old tarts used to wind me up to fuck, they were very scary

Having a smook today outside the Flying Flute and glanced across to Wood St and wandering how that hidden gem got closed down, for a fall back boozer when a game got called off or abandoned, this was the club of choice when everywhere had shut until late on. Mind it's still fucking grim along this stretch of road even for me.

When the pubs used to shut between 3 & 5-30, the choice for continued boozing was between Wood St & The Catholic Club near The Painters.

 

Wood St had the more earthy clientele :)

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Wood Street  was ace for me in the 70's as a young lad (18) with long BLONDE hair, the old tarts used to wind me up to fuck, they were very scary

I went in the Aspin Club when I was 15 with a girl I knew from Tyldesley on a Sunday morning, the place was still buzzing with folk. Bolton was bonkers in 69.

....shit, I thought the title said "Woodside Memories"

 

I was looking forward to hearing tails of when Carlos beat Traf up in the sandpit.

how come milwall's lot used to frequent that place on visits to burnden,were they connected to the landlord ?

 

 

My Treatment mate down here always waxes lyrical about Wood St SS.

 

They found it by accident one year and 'felt right at home'.

 

Speaks volumes.

Wood Street was ace for me in the 70's as a young lad (18) with long BLONDE hair, the old tarts used to wind me up to fuck, they were very scary

A dab of peroxide back in the day or was it lemon juice.:)

Aye, Ancient Shep, Wood St Club, Trotters. Lower Nags yed, Balmoral et al, fantastic night out.

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