Chips in newspaper.
Party 4 and Party 7.
Babycham.
Kids in school caps and short trousers a la Tha Krankies.
Floodlights on pylons.
Door to door pools collectors.
Green shield stamps.
Ketchup bottles in the shape of tomatoes.
Football rattles.
Caramac.
Parafin Heaters.
Desks with ink wells.
Furniture that's made of real wood.
People giving their seats up for others on public transport.
Chokes.
Signs that say "running in, please pass".
Nodding dogs.
Dippy-birds.
Deely Boppers.
quote# 115
Oggy, that happened once in the first match I took the future (¤t) Mrs M to, V. Sheffield United, March 1969. A tame Alan Woodward shot but Charlie had so much time it just rolled on through and put the Blades one up. Fortunately Matt Tees and Ray Crawford put things right in the 2nd half and Mrs M thoroughly enjoyed herself' (until the journey home: but that's another story!).
Did you see the first one, home to Ipswich Town, lost 0-1, March 1968 .....?
"Sir Charlie Wright, Sir Charlie Wright, Charlie ......."
Mr 51 (or may I call you March) - the direct replacement for the 696, and running still, was bus 96.
And regarding the Ipswich game, I don't remember Crawford playing, but I do recall that the visitors won with a most un-Ipswich-like violence mainly due to a thug called Derek Jefferson.(I think.)
[cite]Posted By: March51[/cite]I must have seen it Oggy but can't remember it I'm afraid. Would Ray Crawford have been playing for Ipswich in that game?
Undoubtedly, Mr March.
I've still got our Ipswich match programme, complete with Football League Review, somewhere in a trunk in the loft.
A voice in my head(!!) tells me that Ipswich winning goal was scored by their winger Danny, Danny .....someone??
GHF, quite right about the 696/96, I had an old-timers' moment and got it the wrong way round: the 698 didn't have a direct replacement but the 229 (Orpington-B'heath) was extended to Woolwich via Abbey Wood to cover it. Glad someone's on the ball around here!
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That conjours up all sorts of terrible images
Party 4 and Party 7.
Babycham.
Kids in school caps and short trousers a la Tha Krankies.
Floodlights on pylons.
Door to door pools collectors.
Green shield stamps.
Ketchup bottles in the shape of tomatoes.
Football rattles.
Caramac.
Parafin Heaters.
Desks with ink wells.
Furniture that's made of real wood.
People giving their seats up for others on public transport.
Chokes.
Signs that say "running in, please pass".
Nodding dogs.
Dippy-birds.
Deely Boppers.
football rattles.
Redex 'shots', three gallons and three shots please as the garage man came out to serve you.
* CommentTime20 hours ago
quote# 115
Oggy, that happened once in the first match I took the future (¤t) Mrs M to, V. Sheffield United, March 1969. A tame Alan Woodward shot but Charlie had so much time it just rolled on through and put the Blades one up. Fortunately Matt Tees and Ray Crawford put things right in the 2nd half and Mrs M thoroughly enjoyed herself' (until the journey home: but that's another story!).
Did you see the first one, home to Ipswich Town, lost 0-1, March 1968 .....?
"Sir Charlie Wright, Sir Charlie Wright, Charlie ......."
And regarding the Ipswich game, I don't remember Crawford playing, but I do recall that the visitors won with a most un-Ipswich-like violence mainly due to a thug called Derek Jefferson.(I think.)
Undoubtedly, Mr March.
I've still got our Ipswich match programme, complete with Football League Review, somewhere in a trunk in the loft.
A voice in my head(!!) tells me that Ipswich winning goal was scored by their winger Danny, Danny .....someone??
I take it you were there that day, seeing Sir Charlie crouching down but looking sheepishly over his shoulder ....?
Is that the one he let through his legs?
I do remember seeing that happen but can't remember the oppo at the moment.
;o)
Very fashionable this year, RedZed
Especially in red.
;o)