No prize for guessing what sport these gentlemen used to play, but can you tell us the name of the team. who are all the players and officials, when was this photo taken, and what was the reason for taking it? One final question for interests sake. Is there anyone in the photo still playing the great game?

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Editors note - With news of so many of our former colleagues who are no longer with us, it's very welcome news that someone was NOT involved in a fatal crash and is very much alive and well! Yes, by all means get Chris to drop us a line and let us know where he is and what'he's doing these days If you manage to reach him could you also send me his contact details for our ExPo records?
Editors note - sounds like we can put to rest the rumor that Chris may have been involve in a fatal accident. Would love to here where Chris is these days. If you can provide h is contact details we will write and ask Chris to update us on his whereabouts.
Not sure which Terry is enquiring about me, could be Terry Warrilow, I am still alive and kicking (not a football anymore) and living in Northamptonshir e. Retired some 11 yrs ago and now doing a spot of painting and decorating as a part time occupation, keeps me out of mischief!
Great times and a great bunch of lads, don't hear from many of them although Phil Taylor did meet up with some friends of ours recently. Frank Wood and a group of the 1973 intake met up in York in 2013 to celebrate 40 yrs once going to Bda and I do keep in contact with Gerry Benson, Peter Swann, Ian Graham, Bob Kinnon, Bob Mitchell and Stuart Donaldson. Paul Deans 441
Editors iote - Many thanks for getting in touch Paul. And chance you could send us a fairly recent photo of yourself, perhaps with family, for our Keeping in Touch column?
Take care.
Thanks for the photo.
I believe I can name all of the players in the photo, taken in the PRC Hall. They are as follows:-
Back Row (L to R) Iain Morrison, Gerry Lyons, Alan Cleave, John Harper, Frank Wood, Eric Robinson, Chris Mitchell, Dave Walker
3rd Row (L to R) John Latoszek, Neil Morgan, Les Pearson, Jack Richards (sadly deceased), Arthur Bean, Paul Deans, Eddie Davies
2nd Row (L to R) Matt Taylor, Mike Rickards, Any Hall (sadly deceased), Dave Parsons, Terry Warrilow, Ernie McCreight, Pete McNulty
Front Row (L to R) John Freeman, George Readings, Ralph Lindo, John Walsh, Harry Messham, Freddie "Adrian" Robson, Ian Kittle
I have this photo but it is unfortunately in Scotland and I am in Bermuda. I am sure it probably details the year and the occasion. Without it, I am unable to recall that information exactly.......b ut would have been mid 70's. Good times with good people!!!!!! Miss those days.
Iain Morrison
Editors note - Spot on Iain. Perhaps a few of those who went away on the football tour could write to me by email and provide some insight about the tour. Where did you stay? how many games? was it a success?
This was the Police Soccer Section 1975-1976. It was taken at the HQ PRC.
Back Row, from left to right - Ian Morrison, Gerry Lyons, Alan Cleave, J. Harper, Frank Wood, Eric ROBINSON, Chris Mitchell, Dave Walker.
Second Row down - J. Latoszek, N. Morgan, Les Pearson, Jack Richards (Coach), Arthur Bean, Paul Deans, Eric Davis.
Third Row down - Matt Taylor, Mike Rickards, A. Hall (Manger), Dave Parsons ( Chairman), T. Warrilow (Secretary), Ernie McCreight, Peter McNulty.
Front Row bottom - J. Freeman, G. Readings, Ralph Lindo, John Walsh (Captain), Harry Messham, A. Robson, Ian Kittle.
I do not remember our record of games, but we had a lot of fun. The Florida trip springs to mind. Party, party! A great bunch of guys.
Jack Richards passed. Did Chris Mitchell pass in a motor cycle accident?
Ian
Editors note - Many thanks Ian for your input. Not sure if you are aware of iut but Andy Hall also passed away a couple of years ago. Can anyone confirm whether or not Chris Mitchell was killed in a road traffic accident?
Peter McNulty and Les Pearson; two old dear friends.
We all know the rest.
Anyone seen Paul Deans lately?
Editors note - Hi Phil, can't find where I made a mistake re the speeling of John's name in the Keeping in Touch article.