I miss my hair more than anything else
Also miss ....

Beef crisps from walkers
Broken cornets from the ice cream man
When I believed in Father Christmas and the tooth fairy
6 week school holidays
Tbf I miss school and not having a care in the world

standing on the bridge at dairycoates and letting the steam engulf you when the train went under

clogs

rabbits hung up outside a butchers

Trog bar, now that was a bar to be remembered, spent many a happy time in there during the mid seventies and early eighties before staggering across the road To Scamps untill 1.30 am.
Years ahead of its time and would be a big attraction if it were around today imo.

Heinz beef soup. Loved that stuff

Aye the music was good, some good bands played in there, came out of the Trog bar many a time with my ears ringing because the live music was so loud.
Probably explains why i don't hear the missus when she says she want a job doing these days.

Oh my days, Yankee burger. Wasn't that the place with the pink caddy on the roof?

After a night in LA's or Romeo and Juliet's the buns sausage chips and gravy was a lifesaver. Bliss.

Seemed liked bun in the oven was the only take away in town after 10 o clock !!

So obviously a Hessle Road lad, just like me. And with the same memories.

3d Stand
Hot buttered breadcakes
Spangles
Mojo's (2 for 1/2p)
Saveloys (Probably still do them to be fair)

Bass house & the old retro bar.

Elephant and castle

Tiffanys, baileys, scamps, hoffbrahouse, those where days

I miss burger and tea bought from the kiosk under the score board at Boulevard

I miss changing ends at half time

I miss standing at rugby

I miss a good punch up between the two packs

most of all I miss watching a team play with pride and passion in front of 10,000 plus fans every home game

what I do n't miss is standing in the pouring rain and freezing during winter rugby or turning up at an away match to find it's been called off due to frozen pitch (ok I fell for it at Catalans)