Well if was any of those it would be the Bramley match, because it was definitely earlier than 1970

Thanks for looking anyway, my memory is obviously going with extreme old age

Blimey some right blasts from the past there aren't there? Bak Diabira used to be one of my favourite players

Saints were very average through large parts of the 80s.

Here is mine, and I would love to know the result..I've forgotten it...about 1967...Odsal..I think it was either Rochdale or Huyton? and the only clue I can remember...Albert Halsall played for the opposition. He was the biggest bloke I ever saw..ever !!! ten foot tall and ten foot wide and after the match, he bought me an orange juice and my dad a drink...We had a prop (10?) and I've always wanted to know his name..not tall, wore glasses when not playing (obviously) Lets see if this lot can get the grey matter moving.

We didn't play Rochdale or Huyton at home in 1967 or 1968 but in 1969 we played two pre season games, one against Huyton winning 36-8 and the Joe Phillips Memorial Trophy game against Rochdale winning 26-10. Albert Halsall won the Harry Sunderland Trophy in 1966 playing for Saints and scoring 3 tries in the Championship Final. Sadly he passed away last August aged 69.
Our regular number 10 in those days was David Hill, but we also had Peter Goddard and occasionally Frank Foster or Laurie Hinchcliffe. Can't remember if David, Peter or Laurie wore glasses off the field.

Wow..Heritage = Bullipedia....thanks very much...The players name was.. Peter Goddard..he played then. Sorry to hear about Albert Halsall a giant and also a nice man. Thanks again,

So were Manchester United. I think it's a matter of relativity, and their average is a bit (a bit ) better than most other clubs.

Thanks also to you Lucky Luke... The props name was Peter Goddard... and the match that Albert Halsall played in was at Odsal for Swinton...but I forgot all this, well it is over 42 years ago...