Legend at today's game

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    Pat Howard , my first Oakwell hero ( later followed by Mick Butler and Ronnie Glavin ) .
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    (worship) (worship) (worship) (worship) (respect) (respect) (respect) (respect)
     
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    Howard and Winstanley - None shall pass.

    Best defensive pairing ever fot Tarn. Ian Evans was alreight too.
     
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    What division were we in when they played together?
     
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    Born and bred Barnsley men.

    Hard as nails,who would've found the likes of John Hartson easy meat .
     
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    Third and Fourth

    Pat went on to play throughout the seventies at the highest level as a regular at Newcastle United , before moving onto Arsenal and Birmingham City . So , therefore , he proved he could cut it with the best .
     
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    Pity im missing that

    great player Pat Howard
     
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    Yes JLWBigLil and a Doderth lad at that

    Did most of his growing up in Keresforth road, played many an hour in the Rec across the road....  always had a football at his feet.</p>
     
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    He lived round the corner from me , in Gilroyd

    For a while . After he'd moved into the flat with his late wife , he was left with a lot of old newspapers(probably used for packing). As a wide eyed , hero-worshipping 9 year old , I told him I'd take them off his hands . Imagine my shock when I got home and my mother didn't share my enthusiasm for collecting Pat Howard's old papers !!!
     
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