afan
11:10 Mon Aug 29
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Football , then some football, Big match , then football, id commentate, chipping a flyaway world cup ball I WAS Brian Moore.
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Uncle Junior
10:37 Mon Aug 29
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Thanks Briano ' sad news about his son ... always remember after everyone beat crap out of each other in the ring he used to get them to hold hands and skip round the ring '
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hammer205
7:34 Mon Aug 29
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Playing football behind the south bank and using one of the exits as a goal!
Also jack Hargreaves in About town
The London Programme with Peter jay or janet street porter
Walking to the odeon at the Boleyn to see what the new film would be. Watching them put up the letters for the film rather than the digital displays we have now
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FruityBoots.
7:30 Mon Aug 29
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Having a kick about in the morning The Big Match followed by out on my bike dependent on the wether anyone is about or playing with my Star Wars toys.
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Briano
7:21 Mon Aug 29
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Uncle Junior
I remember Danny, he had 2 boys that were regular fighters on the Sunday afternoon at the Kings. One of the them was killed on a motor bike on the A13
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Hasans Fish Bar RIP
7:06 Mon Aug 29
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Don't really remember the 70s version of the big match theme. They made another in 1980 which takes me back to mandarin segments for afters with arctic roll
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Barmy Fred
6:47 Mon Aug 29
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I only need to hear a few bars of the theme tune from the Big Match for me to start smelling roast lamb.
Morning - Sunday school - (I remember the Big match before lunch) The Big Match
Wet Sunday afternoons - nothing on telly - models or train set
Good weather - down the "rec" - footy or cricket season dependent.
If the old man was off - to the sea side or fishing
Tea - tinned salmon sandwiches
TV - the world about us or Jacques Cousteau
then
homework - bed
good times
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stomper
6:29 Mon Aug 29
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Until THAT WOMAN took 'em away
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Too Much Too Young
6:26 Mon Aug 29
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Talking of Milky, Milky.
Pans People.
Miss Universe.
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Too Much Too Young
6:23 Mon Aug 29
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The day before a nice warm 1/4 pint bottle of milk at school for breakfast.
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holyhandgrenade
6:21 Mon Aug 29
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I'm gonna have to piss on my own chips here and a few others.
Bullseye started in 1981
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullseye_(UK_game_show)
Annie Nightingales request show started in 1982
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Nightingale
Still as Chim Chim Cha Boo says, punk was probably a direct reaction to the general dirge that 1970's Sunday were.
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stomper
6:17 Mon Aug 29
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hammer205 1:38 Mon Aug 29
Brian Moore: "And its a friendly East End welcome to Upton Park for..."
What was he on?!!
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holyhandgrenade
6:15 Mon Aug 29
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Dad hitting the local community centre, the BETA club, in Plaistow bang on 12:00.
Hanging around outside playing football in the concrete forecourt area, eating crisps and drinking flat coke.
Dad coming out about 2:00ish, semi pissed. The Big Match normally started then so had to get back to watch it
Big Sunday Lunch, the only decent meal my Mum could cook.
Dad asleep on the sofa.
Straight over the park for a marathon footy game with me brother and mates till whenever it got dark.
Coming home caked in mud and scraping the dog shit off our shoes.
Listening to the Top 40 and getting really excited about chart positions of our favourite bands.
Annie Nightingale show coming on after the Top 40 and that sinking feeling that the weekend os over.
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gazamma
6:04 Mon Aug 29
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Gerald fukin Sinstadt !!
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Stranded
5:46 Mon Aug 29
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PS. I know it was on during the week. But having been reminded of it, I had to curse its name.
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Stranded
5:41 Mon Aug 29
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When the Boat Comes In
I had no idea what depression was, until that programme started. All these decades later, just the thought of the theme tune makes me want to start killing people.
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Coffee
5:37 Mon Aug 29
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Private Dancer 4:55 Mon Aug 29
Weekdays. Not Sunday.
Try black and white westerns.
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Gavros
5:01 Mon Aug 29
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PEBBLE FUCKING MILL
The dullest programme in the history of telly.
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