John Marsden

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@dgriffinpix @surreycricket Glossop, Blackwell,

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@MoTGM Oldham Street crossing Hilton Street Manchester.

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@GlossopNorthEnd Whoopee!! Thanks for the great tweets Dan.
I’m going for lie down now 😅

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@lewisreilly77 @GlossopNorthEnd Thank you Lewis, now you and your girl go and enjoy your life!

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@MoTGM Could it be London Road/corner of Whitworth Street with the fire station on the right?

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@lewisreilly77 Hi Lewis sorry I couldn’t be there post match, but just wanted to say how much myself and other’s have enjoyed and appreciated your footballing skills during your time at @Glossop I’d say not just a top footballer but also a top lad. So thanks for your time and best of luck.

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@lewisreilly77 @GlossopNorthEnd As smooth as your passes Lew,

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@MoTGM London Road looking towards Piccadilly approach.

[Abhishek AB @ABsay_ek]

The Farm Boy Who Touched the Sky, Then Faded into the Fog

On this day in 1935, Harold Gimblett played an unforgettable knock on his FC debut with a borrowed bat. But behind the brilliance was a fragile soul; one of cricket’s first silent battles with mental health.
A Thread
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[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@GlossopNorthEnd Brill ! Thanks for the updates Dan.

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@FredBoycott Bobby Simpson?

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@GlossopNorthEnd What a loss for us, good luck to them both but so gutted to hear this news.

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@GlossopNorthEnd Good footballers, Good cricketers, but more importantly Good fellows.

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@GlossopNorthEnd Whoopee!! A top win that, well done everyone and thanks Dan for your great updates.

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@keaton_mulvey Top lad Keats! Good to hear this news. Go well bud.

[Annie Chave @AnnieChave]

@theanalyst Play in August! 😜

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Wow, this is powerful from Carol Vorderman 👏

She talks about the poverty she lived through during her upbringing, and how the opportunity for social mobility in the 80s was much better then, than it is for those in poverty today

Could this be the reason why so many were swayed into voting for Boris Johnson under his levelling up campaign, unaware that the media that failed to protect society from Johnson's lies, deceit and duplicitous behaviour, were used as a vehicle for Johnson to seek power for shameless self enrichment and greed

Leaving those who dared to hope with the humdinger of a reality check when funding after Brexit was actually cut to the regions, whereas before Brexit, a foreign institution, The European Union, cared more for those in poverty than those gesticulating in the Westminster bubble for power and influence

[A Funny Old Game @sid_lambert]

So sad to hear about the passing of Ray Reardon.

A titan of snooker. A marvellous man. And this story about his days in the mines is still one of the most astonishing I’ve ever heard…

[Brendan May @bmay]

I always think of this letter on days like today.
#LestWeForget

[John Marsden @marsgrounds]

@dgriffinpix @root66 @YorkshireCCC @DerbyshireCCC Thought they were hardened those Yorkshire lads!