I got to meet Dan Reeves- pics

[DA FAN]

I attended a Sports Collectibles show this weekend in Houston.

I had the honor of meeting Dan Reeves.

He signed a mini helmet for me.

A buddy hooked me up with a chance to meet Don Talbert, but I missed the opportunity to meet him cause I was delayed eating fajitas and tripas at one of Houston's best Mexican Restaurants. Don Talbert played for the Cowboys in the early 60s and 70s and was part of the SB VI team. He did leave an autographed picture for me though which I think was very nice of him even though he waited for me and my buddies for an hour till he finally had to leave.

 

[Chief]

Good picture. Thanks for sharing.

I wonder if the folks putting on the autograph show made Reeves clock in.

 

[yimyammer]

I woulldn't have been able to resist asking him if he would reveal what the real reason he didn't end up working for the Cowboys was.

 

[Sb or Bust]

You should of gotten your tripas and fajitas to go.

 

[Hostile]

Too cool. Walt Garrison tells the best stories about Don "Varmint" Talbert. he was some kind of hell raiser in those days.

 

[CF74]

Goood stuff, oh and great autographs to..

 

[MarionBarberThe4th]

Hes on the right, right?

 

[Sb or Bust]

Glad you could get those autographs. I once ran into Darren woodson and he signed 50 pesos. Only thing I had.

 

[DA FAN]

Good picture. Thanks for sharing.

I wonder if the folks putting on the autograph show made Reeves clock in.

LOL... I think Jerra is the only one who would come up with something like that

I woulldn't have been able to resist asking him if he would reveal what the real reason he didn't end up working for the Cowboys was.

I thought about it too, but thought it wouldn't be cool asking...

You should of gotten your tripas and fajitas to go.

LOL... I should've, but oh well...

Too cool. Walt Garrison tells the best stories about Don "Varmint" Talbert. he was some kind of hell raiser in those days.

From what I hear... he still is. Kinda.

We called him on the phone to see if he could still meet us and told him we would buy him a beer. He said, you'll need to buy me a 6 pack...

Goood stuff, oh and great autographs to..

Fajitas and Trips, Are Good stuff...

Glad you could get those autographs. I once ran into Darren woodson and he signed 50 pesos. Only thing I had.

Now that's a true unique collectible item.

 

[Jay]

Glad you could get those autographs. I once ran into Darren woodson and he signed 50 pesos. Only thing I had.

A friend of mine got me Woody's autograph on a golf scorecard.. and it's even personally addressed. Even though it's sort of random, it's one of my favorites.. right next to the ball signed by The Triplets.

Thanks for sharing Da Fan, always love these posts of yours with your different experiences.

 

[GOLDENCHILD1688]

glad you got a chance to meet him

to bad garrett and this offense didnt

 

[lcharles]

I wish he was our coach.

 

[lgarcia792002]

thefan.. i have couple questions regarding the tripas.. i moved to houston.. and i still havnt found a good mexican place to eat.. u know the place where the tortillas are home made.. and everything is made from scratch?? so im wondering--where is this place u got your tripas from??? whats it called.. im willing to try it thanks much

He signed a mini helmet for me.

A buddy hooked me up with a chance to meet Don Talbert, but I missed the opportunity to meet him cause I was delayed eating fajitas and tripas at one of Houston's best Mexican Restaurants. Don Talbert played for the Cowboys in the early 60s and 70s and was part of the SB VI team. He did leave an autographed picture for me though which I think was very nice of him even though he waited for me and my buddies for an hour till he finally had to leave.

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[Chocolate Lab]

Good picture. Thanks for sharing.

I wonder if the folks putting on the autograph show made Reeves clock in.

Great pic, DaFan. Reeves would be one of my favorite old Cowboys to meet.

 

[burmafrd]

That is what you get for letting your stomach get in the way of meeting a former cowboy. That restraunt would still be there later.

 

[DA FAN]

thefan.. i have couple questions regarding the tripas.. i moved to houston.. and i still havnt found a good mexican place to eat.. u know the place where the tortillas are home made.. and everything is made from scratch?? so im wondering--where is this place u got your tripas from??? whats it called.. im willing to try it thanks much

It's called El Jardin 7849 Harrisburg Boulevard

That is what you get for letting your stomach get in the way of meeting a former cowboy. That restraunt would still be there later.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

I attended a Sports Collectibles show this weekend in Houston.

I had the honor of meeting Dan Reeves.

He signed a mini helmet for me.

Great photo.....thanks




A buddy hooked me up with a chance to meet Don Talbert, but I missed the opportunity to meet him cause I was delayed eating fajitas and tripas at one of Houston's best Mexican Restaurants. Don Talbert played for the Cowboys in the early 60s and 70s and was part of the SB VI team. He did leave an autographed picture for me though which I think was very nice of him even though he waited for me and my buddies for an hour till he finally had to leave.

Great photo!

 

[Joe_Fan]

I woulldn't have been able to resist asking him if he would reveal what the real reason he didn't end up working for the Cowboys was.

Probably because Jerry is a jack***.

 

[Sarge]

Great pics! Thanks for sharing!

 

[03EBZ06]

Nice pics, congrats!