One for the Oldies on here 1935 - 1936 Season

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  1. tykesrus

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    Just found these in an old suitcase of photos i've got. Don't remember where i got them from.
    Trying to identify the player at the top , the bottom one is Tom Holley ( i think ) a centre half who came from Leeds.
     

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    Looking at the name and consulting my Official History book I'd suggest it was Teddy (E for Edward) Ashton. Signed from Mexborough Town in 1927 and transferred to Sheffield United in 1936. Played 303 times for us and scored 73 goals.
     
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    Nickname “Tubby” Ashton
     
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    This is the only picture i can currently find of him , looks a bit thinner in the photo ive got :D
     

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    Aye, you can see why he was nicknamed Tubby! :D
     
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    Watch him in action in this 1936 newsreel and you’ll see why he was nicknamed Tubby!
     
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    Gerrem signed..:)
     
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    We were shino then n all
     
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    Heading a wet casey just for the camera; must be summert up wi em.
     
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    There was a sixties football journalist called Tom Holley with The People I think. Probably the same man.
     
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    Also found these old programmes , any want these bits of history inc the autographs let me know ;)
     

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    Used to write a piece in Barnsley`s home programmes as I remember.
     
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    Yes it's the same person. His Dad George was an old Sunderland player and coached Barnsley during the 30s including his son.
     
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    The Spion Kop looks like Stonehenge.
     
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    Yea was ‘Tubby Ashton’,....I remember him living in Ward Green in his later life whilst I was a little kid!
     
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    I was at the Shrewsbury Town game, which was Eddie Loyden's debut and he scored the winning goal in a 1-0 win from the penalty spot. It was a bitter cold day and the pitch was rock hard, which made control very difficult, but Barnsley bossed the game throughout and Loyden should have had a hat trick with the chances he missed. On the other hand, he put himself about very effectively and was all over the Shrews' defence. He looked a really good prospect for a striker - tall, but athetic and able to sniff out goal chances. He went on to score eight goals in his first ten games, but ended the season with ten from twenty-two, I think. Our team that day was: Ironside; Murphy, Booth; Bettany, Winstanley, Howard; Earnshaw, Evans, Loyden, Bradbury, Hamstead. 11733 attended. I was in the Brewery stand.
     
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    Sorry, it was Jimmy Robson number 11, not George Hamstead.
     
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    Robson, class player.
     
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    I only ever remember George playing number 11, a proper left winger. Can’t recall Jimmy wearing that shirt
     

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