Quality photo. Does anyone know who FC Monkey was? Also, anyone got pics of him on the pitch at Wembley?

A real non-playing legend lol.

There's a photo of him at Wembley 1982 in the Challenge Cup Final Replay programme.

Great photo!

Good memories of the Boulevard. No advertising, just the white boards. They were banged before an opposition kick at goal and made quite a racket. Great to see the original shirst in the crowd. Irregular hoops all the way!!

Keith Tindall, great player, big heart!

Always remember him driving that white sports car , He played a lot of water polo iirc.

11th March 1979 8-8 at Odsal Cup quarter final in that undefeated League season replay as you said

Tony Dean got penalized for an involuntary tackle under Hull's Sticks that change the game in Bradford favour Work with Keith at Priestmans It was a hot bed work place for Rovers fans .I play against Keith in a inter shop game and I knew my rugby days were over I only managed to tackle him twice the lad ran me ragged

cracking photo - think we should have an old photos thread on here. love the fact that everyone seemed to bring a scarf, most were worn around the wrist. the black and white caps were pretty smart too, i remember having one of those. great memories from the time when testimonials were fun

as a slight aside there was a cricket match played on the boulevard around this time - a benefit for the late david bairstow i think. it was played in the evening and the likes of brian close, colin croft and i think a young martyn moxon played. i remember bairstow holding up the game whilst the went to the clubhouse bar, and close getting some quality stick from the threepenny. anybody else remember this?

It was at the end of August 1982 when there was a fund raising evening in aid of the ‘Stadium Development Fund’. Organised by new Secretary Dooley, it was a floodlit Cricket Challenge featuring a Freddy Trueman XI and a Brian Close XI and included some big name players like Clive Lloyd, Colin Croft and Desmond Haynes as well as young Moxon. 6000 turned up for what was an enjoyable, if somewhat bazaar night; I have a photo but dont know how to post it

Yep, I lived back of best stand then and 6 houses had there windows smashed that night with the cricket balls flying over the stand. Boycott and botham were also there iirc , I got a load of autographs that night.

Agree, would love more pics of the old Threepenny!

Its like there just isnt enough on the Facebook group

I was at that cricket match as well, stood in the middle of the Threepenny stand. Halfway through the match, a ball was bowled to somebody who gave it a right good clout, it flew past Brian Close, standing at mid on, missing him by a few inches without him having time to move a muscle. the ball had barely thudded into the boards before some wag shouted "That was close"...