So far this topic has received a very good response, it would seem that we were all proud to have taken part at Wimbledon or was it really a skive for two weeks from school and your trade training. I did it for the experience and knowing I would regret it is I never went.

If you were at Goldings between 1946 and 1966 why not Join and fill in the form. Join the hall of fame, we had 20 years at Wimbledon. That's over 300 days that we  Goldonians spent at Wimbledon. Get those electrons flowing and send your details in. Please try to give a full answer rather than one liners.

You can send your details in two ways, on line via the link above or download the form, its that easy. To download the form click saved in zip format. Just save to a folder of your choice, fill it in then send it back via email, or go to the online form click here If you have a look first you can do the answers in word then past it into the form to save time online.

We would very much like to show everyone just how brilliant Goldings Lads were when it came to being Wimbledon Number One Ball Boys. If you have a different view we would love to hear from you. Some of the old boys put their memories on tape for a radio programme "New Balls Please" that was aired on the  26th June 2004 on Radio 4

The hall of Fame

The latest addition to the returns list are: Terence Cooper, Stephen Kirkby, Michael Hobday, Walter Watkins, Jim Pooley.