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Harrow Borough photo essay

By David Bauckham5/12/2019 19:52Thu Dec 5 19:52:00 2019

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I visited a very wet Earlsmead on Non League Day, for the fixture vs. Truro City. The feature tells the story of the club, in detail from its formation as Roxonian FC in 1933, right through the present day. Lots of photos. Hope you enjoy it. Feedback welcome.
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Edited by David Bauckham at 19:52:43 on 5th December 2019

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By Charlie_827/3/2020 09:37Fri Mar 27 09:37:54 2020In response to Harrow Borough photo essayTop of thread

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The feature tells the story of the club, in detail from its formation as Roxonian FC in 1933, right through the present day. Lots of photos.

Edited by Charlie_8 at 09:38:57 on 27th March 2020

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By harrowexcile6/12/2019 21:47Fri Dec 6 21:47:58 2019In response to Harrow Borough photo essayTop of thread

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David,

Having followed Harrow Borough for a number of years I was very impressed with your article which I found to be very informative. Looking at the history of the Borough and the pictures brought back many memories, in particular, the one showing the entrance to the ground in Earlsmead, when it went under the name of Harrow Town. I lived on the opposite corner of Carlyon Avenue/Earlsmead to the one shown in the picture on your article until moving to Swindon in 1966. A board showing the location of the ground used to be hung on our garden fence. There used to be a social side to the club, under the name of Earlsmead Social Club, with the clubhouse being located at the side of the pitch where the official benches are now placed. Cricket, snooker and darts were all played there at that time. In fact, there was somebody playing in my darts team called Bill Warwick. I wonder if it is the same person whose picture is shown in your very entertaining piece.

Tony

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By David Bauckham6/12/2019 22:17Fri Dec 6 22:17:08 2019In response to Re: Harrow Borough photo essayTop of thread

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Hi Tony, thanks for your comments ... and memories. I believe Bill Warwick is “Carpark Bill”, but perhaps one of the Earlsmead regulars will confirm this. A lovely chap, it was a pleasure to meet him.

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By newishred5/12/2019 20:13Thu Dec 5 20:13:07 2019In response to Harrow Borough photo essayTop of thread

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What a magnificent piece of work, David. I think its a truly wonderful. Great job. Only wish my boy had been involved on this day to be in the pictures. Thank you for sharing.

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By David Bauckham6/12/2019 22:17Fri Dec 6 22:17:40 2019In response to Re: Harrow Borough photo essayTop of thread

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Thank you, I’m pleased you enjoyed it.

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By Earlsmead part-timer6/12/2019 13:36Fri Dec 6 13:36:30 2019In response to Re: Harrow Borough photo essayTop of thread

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Yep fantastic read David . Well done.
Interesting piece not only for Boro' fans but all football fans , non league and professional alike.

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By David Bauckham6/12/2019 22:18Fri Dec 6 22:18:44 2019In response to Re: Harrow Borough photo essayTop of thread

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Indeed, it hopefully encapsulates everything we love about non-League.

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By Terry6/12/2019 17:41Fri Dec 6 17:41:08 2019In response to Re: Harrow Borough photo essayTop of thread

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Yes agreed Earlsmead Part Timer.
Our glory years the early eighties.
Magic!

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