Left to Right: Bolder, Mackenzie, Miller, Humphrey, Gritt, Leaburn, Melrose, Johns. Crooks, Lee, Curbishley, Milne, ?, Stuart, ? and Peake
To the right of Milne, Pitcher? Between Stuart and Peake, Walsh? Never getting the player directly behind Leaburn! Behind Melrose looks like John Pearson but pretty sure he was at Leeds by then?
Left to Right: Bolder, Mackenzie, Miller, Humphrey, Gritt, Leaburn, Melrose, Johns. Crooks, Lee, Curbishley, Milne, ?, Stuart, ? and Peake
To the right of Milne, Pitcher? Between Stuart and Peake, Walsh? Never getting the player directly behind Leaburn! Behind Melrose looks like John Pearson but pretty sure he was at Leeds by then?
Think it’s Paul Williams between Milne and Stuart.
To follow up my post above, I have the pennant presented to the CTC and the shirt worn by Garth Crooks from the game V the Corps team that same week.
An amusing aside re the shirt. We swapped shirts at the end of the game but were told to go and ask for ours back by the manager.. Obviously very embarrassing at the time but Charlton let us keep theirs.
To follow up my post above, I have the pennant presented to the CTC and the shirt worn by Garth Crooks from the game V the Corps team that same week.
An amusing aside re the shirt. We swapped shirts at the end of the game but were told to go and ask for ours back by the manager.. Obviously very embarrassing at the time but Charlton let us keep theirs.
The museum has the Royal Marines helmet presented to the club
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Brian Eastick with his back to the camera
Left to Right: Bolder, Mackenzie, Miller, Humphrey, Gritt, Leaburn, Melrose, Johns. Crooks, Lee, Curbishley, Milne, ?, Stuart, ? and Peake
Do you know where it is?
Between Stuart and Peake, Walsh?
Never getting the player directly behind Leaburn!
Behind Melrose looks like John Pearson but pretty sure he was at Leeds by then?
Training with Marines i think, possibly Poole.
An amusing aside re the shirt. We swapped shirts at the end of the game but were told to go and ask for ours back by the manager.. Obviously very embarrassing at the time but Charlton let us keep theirs.
P.S it is called a helmet W P - Woolsey Pattern.