The O's

So away to the O's.
When The Arsenal were away, Orient was the place we went,as kids, to watch our football.
Walking up Ruckholt Road to the ground with the tannoy belting out The Shadows latest hit, Apache or some other.
Tommy Johnston, playing with his wrists strapped up, something to do with a mining accident.
Magic moments, great atmosphere and now a great draw for the O's. A big day out, I'd love to be there.
COME ON YOU GUNNERS !!!!!!

jak wrote:So away to the O's.
When The Arsenal were away, Orient was the place we went,as kids, to watch our football.
Walking up Ruckholt Road to the ground with the tannoy belting out The Shadows latest hit, Apache or some other.
Tommy Johnston, playing with his wrists strapped up, something to do with a mining accident.
Magic moments, great atmosphere and now a great draw for the O's. A big day out, I'd love to be there.
COME ON YOU GUNNERS !!!!!!

Its probably changed a bit since the 1930's

villanfromluton wrote:

jak wrote:So away to the O's.
When The Arsenal were away, Orient was the place we went,as kids, to watch our football.
Walking up Ruckholt Road to the ground with the tannoy belting out The Shadows latest hit, Apache or some other.
Tommy Johnston, playing with his wrists strapped up, something to do with a mining accident.
Magic moments, great atmosphere and now a great draw for the O's. A big day out, I'd love to be there.
COME ON YOU GUNNERS !!!!!!

Its probably changed a bit since the 19.30's

We called it 7.30 when I was a lad.

I bet you did

Luton, I think you're a closet Gooner. Come on down!!!!!