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Midlands Eagle 22 Nov 20 10.36am | |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Remember the sequence, awful tackle in the centre circle, but was in not the Big Match opening? My memory is diminishing Well how do you expect me to remember then as I'm older than you. Match of The Day and The Big Match have both melded into one in my memory
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kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 22 Nov 20 10.59am | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Well how do you expect me to remember then as I'm older than you. Match of The Day and The Big Match have both melded into one in my memory what was the mid week one on BBC ?
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 22 Nov 20 11.05am | |
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Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall
what was the mid week one on BBC ? I have a recollection of 'Sportsnight' presented by Peter Dimmock. I also have a recollection of 'Quiz Ball'.
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Teddy Eagle 22 Nov 20 12.03pm | |
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Originally posted by Willo
I have a recollection of 'Sportsnight' presented by Peter Dimmock. I also have a recollection of 'Quiz Ball'. There is an episode of Quiz Ball on YouTube. Arsenal v Notts Forest. Each team had a celebrity guest since it was thought footballers lack of media training would inhibit them. It’s amusing to see three of the Forest team smoking pipes during the programme.
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Spiderman Horsham 22 Nov 20 2.55pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Well how do you expect me to remember then as I'm older than you. Match of The Day and The Big Match have both melded into one in my memory have been watching some of The Big Match revisited, brilliant.
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 22 Nov 20 4.13pm | |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
There is an episode of Quiz Ball on YouTube. Arsenal v Notts Forest. Each team had a celebrity guest since it was thought footballers lack of media training would inhibit them. It’s amusing to see three of the Forest team smoking pipes during the programme. In this modern era one just doesn't witness anyone puffing on a pipe.
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m/k mick milton keynes 22 Nov 20 5.23pm | |
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My first game was 1958, from there to the Allison era, we were hardly ever in the “papers” then bang, we were famous, brilliant time, there were some murmurs about change of colours and nickname, but was soon forgotten, i remember being in The Spa public house with loads of fans before going to an away game, we were drinking babycham chasers with our beer, all down to big mal
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Den1923 23 Nov 20 9.46am | |
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Originally posted by Alboss
I’ve supported Palace since I was 9 years old. Started to start paying attention in the mid 90’s and become pretty obsessed since. During the entirety of my following, Palace have been nicknamed ‘The Eagles’. Now I appreciate they were formally known as ‘The Glaziers’ and I was just interested in how fans of the time felt during the transition between the two titles? Was there uproar? Grumbling? Barely audible muttering? Or was it just generally accepted? The question is based on standard curiosity based on if a team attempted something like that in the modern day, I suspect there would be uproar. I Look forward to any comments or recollections that anybody may have. COYP! Like most aged fans I cannot remember much dissent about the changing the name from Glaziers to Eagles, there was some protestation in the Croydon Advertiser at the time but that did not progress in to anything more serious. What I do remember with affection is the ''The Glaziers Club''located to the right of the main players and office entrance under the old stand. The players of the day both home and some visitor players used to meet up there for a ''pint'' and chat after the game and they would also mingle with fans and it was a great way to get to know them rather than just see them from a distance on the pitch.The club itself was busiest at weekends but it was open most days and local fans who were members often used it as their local.The club also had a snooker table. Happy days indeed!
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