The tennis and not AFC Wimbledon's or MK Don's greatest moments (thankfully).

I've just been watching the Ann Jones v Billie Jean King 1969 final. How things change. As expected the female game ( and no doubt the male version too)didn't have the power and athleticism of the modern day game.

However, it was the general demeanour and feel of the whole occasion that sat in stark relief to tennis today.

The crowd were very restrained and clapped politely at points won, although there was little applause for points won from unforced errors.There was virtually no cheering except for when Ann Jones struck the Championship winning point, and even then it was fairly muted.

The crowd, of which there were no close-ups unlike today, appeared to predominantly women of a certain age bedecked in their garden fete hats, or showing coiffured hairstyles - very Middle England. In reality most of them were probably 10 years younger than they looked. A reminder that in the 60s England didn't swing for more than a fairly small section of the population,

And to cap it we had a "ooh I say" from Dan Maskell.