Wrestling on TV from Catford town hall - there always seemed to be some ancient granny by the ring hitting the wrestlers with an umbrella or handbag. Quality stuff!
County cricket at the Rectory Field Blackheath, Hesketh Park Dartford, The Bat and Ball Ground Gravesend, The Garrison Ground Gillingham, Mote Park Maidstone, The Crabble Dover or Cheriton Road Folkestone.
The "Giant Dogs" sold at Welling United by the rather large bloke. The mass of stewed onions he used to put on top made the thing a meal and a half.................
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I'm not talking about those poncy, £3,000 a pair fashion statement that fall apart after treading in the first pile of white dog shite...
I'm talking about proper baseball boots that can kick a can from Woolwich to Charlton without even scuffing the toe and would last you at least 7 years regardless of how much your feet grow...
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Roy of the Rovers
Barney & Betty Rubble.
Bedrock City.
Cars with wheels made of tree trunks and propelled by the drivers feet.
Record player with a bird using it's beak as a stylus, playing records made ofrom a slab of slate,
It's the Flintstones ...... quality!
Charlton dog track
Catford dog track...............etc
High Streets without 99p stores or charity shops
I know I don't post much but I am still around :-)
and cheap and nasty electrical goods made by Ronco.
Surely now known as JML?
WILMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!
;o)
I'm not talking about those poncy, £3,000 a pair fashion statement that fall apart after treading in the first pile of white dog shite...
I'm talking about proper baseball boots that can kick a can from Woolwich to Charlton without even scuffing the toe and would last you at least 7 years regardless of how much your feet grow...
Ah .... you mean RedZed's under the bed, wearing proper baseball boots?
;o)
That used to be known as the Chicken Run.
Used to be another similar bit of terracing on the other side of the Grandstand.
I saw my first Millwall match from there in January 1968.
Crowd about 30,000. Alan Campbell scored a brilliant winner, 1-0.