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All white British children in Bradford
LetsShineNow 1 month ago
love it
bettsnirvana 3 months ago
1911 makes no difference
somelad11 11 months ago
them kids look far happier than the kids now days, and they had fek all!!! my daughters got a wii, a ds and a blackberry phone, she aint as happy as that lot!! whats up with kids these days?? :/
missyboo1000 11 months ago
up ya dads arse bitch :)
BD5PAKI 1 year ago
@BD5PAKI
like where?????
mike19821982 1 year ago
wat a deadly one sports day now r beta goin into REAL sports stadiums
BD5PAKI 1 year ago
Sports Days back then seem more fun than nowadays
greenisland75 1 year ago
I wonder how many of those smiling children will have made it past 1918 ? The Bradford Pals were in the front line in the Battle of the Somme, the population of Bradford within the city bounderies never recovered to this day. ( excudes Met Area )
ALBIONTYKE 2 years ago
Poor what?
Deanboy2007 2 years ago