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5 Bedroom House for sale in Hollingate Farm Hollingate Farm, Rising Bridge is a recently renovated and substantial, four bedroom stone built farm & barn set in just over 8 acres of grazing land, with an attached one bedroom apartment. The house is located close to the junction with the A56 and as such has great motorway network connections but is also within easy reach of Rawtenstall, Ramsbottom and Accrington centres. The property has a spacious contemporary interior and benefits from all mains services connections. The property benefits from gas fired central heating and is PVC double glazed, the accommodation comprises; entrance porch with access to a cellar room, large open plan kitchen and dining area, inner hall with wc/cloa... STONE BUILT FARMHOUSE & BARN 8 ACRES OF GRAZING ATTACHED ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT REMOTELY OPERATED ENTRANCE GATES Toggle the options below to discover local businesses in this area: Enter a destination and click "Calculate Directions"
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We'd had all this furniture delivered, and suddenly I'm out of a job. In those days it just didn't happen. None of us could believe it. So I had to go home and tell my wife, and we hadn't been married so long either. We had no idea it was so bad. It wasn't in all the papers, not like Portsmouth has been. We knew things were poor, but they always used to get the wages together. They'd sold our centre-forward George Hudson to Peterborough, and that seemed to help. We had another striker called Mike Ferguson, and they put him under pressure to go to Workington. He wasn't going to go there – he was probably our best player – and ended up at Blackburn. We used to go in for training just the same. We could use the facilities so we'd keep turning up, just keeping ourselves fit and hoping something was going to happen. But unbeknown to me Bolton had been looking at me. A couple of other clubs were interested, but Bolton were in the First Division, and a Lancashire club, so once the summer came I moved there and I've never left.
Our last game was at Crewe. We got beat 4-0, and it was played in a blizzard. I was talking about it just the other week, because Bolton played Blackburn and it was just the same with the snow. I must have done all right even though I let four in, because that was one of the games where Bolton watched me. I cut my eye in that game. I remember getting on the train back home and somebody said: "Have you been boxing?" Mikey and I, we were the lucky ones; a lot of the other lads went into non-league. When Accrington got back into the Football League, we had a reunion. It was good to see them all again. I've got a few programmes but I don't have any old Accrington kits – it's not something we did back then. Every now and then I get asked about them and I'll joke: 'Yeah, I took them out the league.'" Smith played for Bolton, Halifax and Preston before becoming a goalkeeping coach at Bolton's academy. He left the club last year. Now 71, he and his family run the Bolton Bed Centre.