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It was also a time of RESPECT especially towards parents and anyone older.

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However, it may well have meant the end of the game for in those days people had just one ball. There was none of this "Oh never mind, we'll just get another". If your ball got lost Brett Hundley Jersey , that was it.

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My friend has lived in the same house for almost thirty years. It is a nice two bedroomed semi in a cul-de-sac on a pleasant fairly affluent estate. The area is not run down and close to her property within view is a large park area ideal for children to play.

However, they don't.