ArchiveMy Golden Summer 1975: Lloyd's grace, Arlott's poetry and Steele's courage
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“Remember one thing lad, it’s no bloody good being second”
“Playing for Yorkshire under Sellers was as much a test of temperament and character as it was of technique”
"The ball just fizzed to the boundary and I thought, ‘My God the ball’s here already’"
"Domestic cricket’s most spectacular first-class setting"
“I’ll never in my life make way for that bugger”
"Not since the early 1930s had Lancashire cricket stood on such a pinnacle"
"They could lead men and treated them as adults rather than vassals"
"The White Rose measures success more by great eras than occasional glory"
“Under his guidance the Yorkshire XI were looked on as the model of what a county side should be”