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  • #61
    Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

    Originally posted by Tuerto View Post
    I'm not having decorator, i said shops and the like, stay within the topic please.
    Stay within the Topic?

    On this board?

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    • #62
      Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

      Originally posted by The Bloop View Post
      I think Stuart Pearce still worked as a self employed electrician, in his early days at Nottingham Forest.
      If you listen to Mark Crossley, Pearce used to have an advert in the Forest programme, for his company, which I think his brother used to run. Cloughie actually gave him an iron to repair for his wife.
      Also, Peter Lorimer used to run a B&B in Leeds.

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      • #63
        Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

        Charlie Rutter had a stall upstairs in Cardiff Market

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        • #64
          Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

          Originally posted by The Bloop View Post
          John Charles had a sports shop in Rhiwbina. Gavin Henson runs a pub somewhere aswell.
          Good skip round the back, I had loads from there slightly damaged goods, I had a few footballs, rugby ball and various shirts, the best was a Palace shirt it was brilliant.

          Never any Cardiff shirts though!

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          • #65
            Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

            Brian Clough owned a newsagent/post office in Bramcote, Nottingham.

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            • #66
              Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

              Originally posted by city1927 View Post
              Fred Stansfield - ran a newsagent in whitchurch opposite Eglwys Wen Primary now called Whirchurch primary school. lovely man
              Used to buy sweets from him in the morning on my way to Eglwys Wen. A very much revered local character.

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              • #67
                Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

                Originally posted by SOXY BOY View Post
                If you listen to Mark Crossley, Pearce used to have an advert in the Forest programme, for his company, which I think his brother used to run. Cloughie actually gave him an iron to repair for his wife.
                Also, Peter Lorimer used to run a B&B in Leeds.
                I saw the ad posted on a football nostalgia Facebook group a while back

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                • #68
                  Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

                  I sold fila to Don Rogers sports , Swindon ... ex Swindon , Palace and poss England ?

                  Also not a sporting hero but I dealt with Wisdom Sports in Haywards Heath . Nick was the son of Norman Wisdom , looked like him but didn't like it mentioned .

                  And have eaten in Shimla Pinks Indian in Brum and Solihull , part owned at one time by Darius Vassell , also a few other locations like Leicester.

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                  • #69
                    Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

                    Barrie Hole’s family had a Newsagents in Morristown. Think he went back when he finished football.

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                    • #70
                      Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

                      I just saw this on a FB Group.

                      Steve Perryman.jpg

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                      • #71
                        Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

                        Paul Madeley, the ex Leeds player had a sports shop and was also involved in the family DIY business.

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                        • #72
                          Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

                          Wonder if any have run brothels, would be handy for the likes of Wazza , could be very lucrative...

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                          • #73
                            Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

                            Didn't Don Murray have the Merrie Harrier in Llandough?

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                            • #74
                              Re: Sporting Heroes Who owned Shops...

                              Fred Keenor had a corner shop in a place called Lamberhurst in Kent

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