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Violent times, amazing music and friendships made that last to this day!

Prison and divorce were occupational hazards of the life we led.

It’s because of the friendships forged in this era that 20 odd of us meet up at every home game ( more if it’s a birthday) and plan a couple of away weekends per season, usually London.

Fantastic memories from a different time.

Thankfully society has moved on...... or has it?

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5 hours ago, casbahowl said:

Violent times, amazing music and friendships made that last to this day!

Prison and divorce were occupational hazards of the life we led.

It’s because of the friendships forged in this era that 20 odd of us meet up at every home game ( more if it’s a birthday) and plan a couple of away weekends per season, usually London.

Fantastic memories from a different time.

Thankfully society has moved on...... or has it?

A nice summary of a lifetime watching Wednesday with your mates. If you've not read 'Wednesday rucks and Rock 'n Roll', which is mainly about the 70s, I recommend it. 

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6 hours ago, casbahowl said:

Violent times, amazing music and friendships made that last to this day!

Prison and divorce were occupational hazards of the life we led.

It’s because of the friendships forged in this era that 20 odd of us meet up at every home game ( more if it’s a birthday) and plan a couple of away weekends per season, usually London.

Fantastic memories from a different time.

Thankfully society has moved on...... or has it?


 

Was Casbah the city centre base mostly or Limit Club or somewhere else?

 


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1 hour ago, casbahowl said:

Crazy Daizy first but when the Limit opened that was our place ......... Casbah came a couple of years after the Limit shut.


I've tried for years to find photos of the Crazy Daisy or even the front doorway but nothing at all.

The Limit is quite limited too apart from a few photos of Human League gigs etc

 

Never would have thought Crazy Daisy would have been the hangout! When it turned into Legends it kept getting stormed by drunk Blades fans for some reason. They liked to come downstairs into the place, jump over the bars and help themselves to beers.

 


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