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Entry #: 18
Entry Date: 2010-01-22 09:22:06

Name: stuart chiverton
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments: just a little bit before my time just remember 1 or 2 from the fifties. I also have scrap books from sixties and seventies of peterboro and stamfod teams. Would like to do as you have here So other people can enjoy the memories as i have from your site from stuart chiverton stamford

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Entry #: 17
Entry Date: 2009-11-17 09:44:56

Name: Nigel Brown
Web Site: Supporters accommodation
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments:
Hi good website have you as shortcut on desktop.

Cheers

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Entry #: 15
Entry Date: 2009-08-30 09:08:17

Name: Angela O'Dell
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments:
My gt Aunt married a Edgar S Saunders in Peterborough he played football and wonder if it was for Fletten.would be very interested.

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Entry #: 14
Entry Date: 2009-08-21 19:37:14

Name: Josie Cooper (nee Jackson)
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments: Great web-site. It brought back many memories. I was a student at Fletton Secondary school during the war years, 1938-1942 with Johnny King. Now living in Vancouver B.C. Canada. Trying to find other friends who were in my class, particularly Mary Hills, who had a twin brother, Albert, and a younger sister Daphne.

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Entry #: 13
Entry Date: 2009-01-18 09:34:08

Name: Brian Seaton
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments: Great stuff Eric. Wonderful memories. The 50's-60's especially great for PUFC and of course personally the Ramsey and Warboys stuff. We must communicate again soon.

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Entry #: 12
Entry Date: 2009-01-18 09:20:18

Name: Barry Bennett
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments:
Some fantastic and nostalgic reading Eric.

I will visit again in an attempt to read and observe all your postings.

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Entry #: 11
Entry Date: 2008-09-17 15:36:48

Name: alistair snart
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments: Great bit of reading eric.My grandmother was a pick who ran the shop in Belsize ave. My mum was francis snart.this brings back a few thoughts of peterborough. I now live in liverpool.Thanks for the page .

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Entry #: 10
Entry Date: 2008-02-26 16:09:12

Name: Terry Aspittle
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments:
Just found this site through my cousin Des Farrow,it certainly brings back a few memories.

Just like to add another name to the shop next to Stan Feethams fish shop,I think it was May Marshalls.

Great Site

T Aspittle

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Entry #: 8
Entry Date: 2007-12-03 16:27:29

Name: Carl Farrow
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments:
What a great surprise to see a photo of my Grandad Des Farrow on your site. I'm trying to gather more information and photos and would love to hear from anyone who can help.

Thanks

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Entry #: 7
Entry Date: 2007-08-28 11:51:11

Name: Dave Baxendale
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments: Hi Eric,Hope you remember me from double glazing (Warmshield) and your time at Pride Windows.Great site,still a lot to look round yet.Brilliant,Top Man.

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Entry #: 6
Entry Date: 2007-07-16 12:17:12

Name: Roly Baker
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments:
Sorry to bore you more, I have just remembered a couple of facts from the 60s.

When playing for Fletton WMC we used to play against a team called Celta 66, formed I think from the Celta road. We came second to them in all leagues, we were promoted 4 years on the trot as runners up to them.

You mentioned Cyril Parrot, I played with his son Mick at Fletton and for Phorpress in the mid/late 60s, he was magic. I remember playing at Fletton By Pass when Tony Millington (the posh and Wales goalkeeper) who was playing for Posh at the time asked me to point out Mick and wanted to know how old he was, when I told him he was 20, he said oh, he's too old and went. I wish I had lied because Mick was good and could have made it as a pro.

Another coincidence is that my brother Don Baker used to play for Warmington, I think just after your photo's on the site. It was going to watch him play that got my interest in football.

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Entry #: 5
Entry Date: 2007-07-16 11:52:47

Name: Roly Baker
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments:
What a smashing site, well done, excellent.

I went to the two schools mentioned in Fletton on the bridge and I like telling people I went to Fletton Grammar School (but of course it was'nt a grammar school) But if they are not local they won't know will they?

I also played football for Fletton WMC from the age of 15 till I was 20 (the reserves that is) 1964-1969 I remember I used to get out of bed at a quarter to 3 and bike to Fletton Avenue just in time for kick off.

I was from Stanground. Very interesting to read your comments on Stanground I lived there and felt the same way

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Entry #: 4
Entry Date: 2007-05-19 10:19:19

Name: Cliff Harris
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments:
What a great website....I have been looking for some mention of Old Fletton School for a long time. Is the building still there? I was a pupil between 1947 and 1950. Are any of my old school pals out there?

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Entry #: 3
Entry Date: 2007-05-18 14:56:57

Name: Laurie Kemp
Site Rating: 10
Visitor Comments: Brought back the memories. Are there any other Old Flettonians out there?
Laurie Kemp 1942 -1947

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