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Every picture tells a story - 1970s pitch invasion

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  • DOUCHER
    DOUCHER Posts: 7,907
    SuedeAdidas said:
    DOUCHER said:
    If a particulatly fine cut is required on the snooker tables up our club but its do-able its known as a 'Graham Webb' - if its impossible then its a 'Frankie' - as in frankie frazer couldn't cut that.  The choice of inflatable does seem a bit strange - i like it but how super mario / frank sidebottom ties up with a hairdressers, i'm not sure  
    Is the 'Jeremy Thorpe' shot still common parlance among the snooker fraternity?
    not that i'm aware of but we've got some nonsense for most things that happen on the table - i'm guessing this involves the brown somehow ? 
  • SporadicAddick
    SporadicAddick Posts: 6,864
    edited August 2021
    SporadicAddick said:
    Graham's Web...
    Grahams Webb...

    Pretty sure it was plain old Graham Webb. Next door to Mackley's....
    Nothing like a bit of consistency in branding (marketers and proof readers on here, are your teeth itching?)

    Graham's Web
    Graham Web (Hair Ltd)
    Graham Webb
    Graham Webs (Hair) Ltd

    all of the above mentioned in one article about the same entity...
  • SheffieldRed
    SheffieldRed Posts: 3,772
    SuedeAdidas said:
    DOUCHER said:
    If a particulatly fine cut is required on the snooker tables up our club but its do-able its known as a 'Graham Webb' - if its impossible then its a 'Frankie' - as in frankie frazer couldn't cut that.  The choice of inflatable does seem a bit strange - i like it but how super mario / frank sidebottom ties up with a hairdressers, i'm not sure  
    Is the 'Jeremy Thorpe' shot still common parlance among the snooker fraternity?
    Is that the snooker shot where the player accidentally hits the dog when aiming at a former lover?
  • Addickted
    Addickted Posts: 19,456
    I though it was a 'Jeremy Thorpe' when you didn't know whether to go for the pink or the brown.
  • cashncarry
    cashncarry Posts: 980
    SuedeAdidas said:
    DOUCHER said:
    If a particulatly fine cut is required on the snooker tables up our club but its do-able its known as a 'Graham Webb' - if its impossible then its a 'Frankie' - as in frankie frazer couldn't cut that.  The choice of inflatable does seem a bit strange - i like it but how super mario / frank sidebottom ties up with a hairdressers, i'm not sure  
    Is the 'Jeremy Thorpe' shot still common parlance among the snooker fraternity?
    Is that in off the Brown?
  • DOUCHER
    DOUCHER Posts: 7,907
    Addickted said:
    I though it was a 'Jeremy Thorpe' when you didn't know whether to go for the pink or the brown.
    'the baker street manouevre'  - where you change from the pink to the brown 
  • cashncarry
    cashncarry Posts: 980
    What about the Shirley Bassey
  • Airman Brown
    Airman Brown Posts: 15,742
    edited August 2021
    Henry Irving said:

    Tried to get pictures of that from Tom Morris for years. He couldn’t remember it and reckoned he’d gone for refreshments.
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,230
    Airman Brown said:
    Henry Irving said:

    Tried to get pictures of that from Tom Morris for years. He couldn’t remember it and reckoned he’d gone for refreshments.
    feel free to use them in the Voice Rick
  • RaplhMilne
    RaplhMilne Posts: 4,603
    My ex worked for Graham Webb in the Lee Green shop. An I met him a few times when I picked her up after work, on the odd late Friday evening. Would wait in the staff room and chat with Graham who was a big Charlton fan. An believe it or not also met Glen Tilbrook, who was dating one of the stylists from the shop.  Oh…. That’s a long time ago…… 
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  • RaplhMilne
    RaplhMilne Posts: 4,603
    An… best pitch invasions were at Plymouth. Appeared to be a regular thing, and whole ground would wait and cheer. Some young fella ducking and diving around the pitch being chased bu some older fat fellas.  

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