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[DeletedUser]

Another sad story of a footballing great.

Spent a fortnight in Malcom’s company in 2016, we talked about everything but football, came across as a nice fella and is obviously fond of the north east, been an Auf Wiedersehen Pet fan I couldn’t resist saying “Super Mac scored twice and we smashed this little chef up on the A1“ in my best Oz voice, those that know

 

[Rockabilly]

Spent a fortnight in Malcom’s company in 2016, we talked about everything but football, came across as a nice fella and is obviously fond of the north east, been an Auf Wiedersehen Pet fan I couldn’t resist saying “Super Mac scored twice and we smashed this little chef up on the A1“ in my best Oz voice, those that know

Brilliant!!!

 

[acrobat]

Spent a fortnight in Malcom’s company in 2016, we talked about everything but football, came across as a nice fella and is obviously fond of the north east, been an Auf Wiedersehen Pet fan I couldn’t resist saying “Super Mac scored twice and we smashed this little chef up on the A1“ in my best Oz voice, those that know

'I was at villa park once and someone pissed in me pocket i was furious '

 

[Rockabilly]

Meadow Lane. I loved that scoreboard nearly as much as I loved ours.

 

[DeletedUser]

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Meadow Lane. I loved that scoreboard nearly as much as I loved ours.

Half time scores were the best back when they used this letters system .

 

[Cloughie1975]

Half time scores were the best back when they used this letters system .

It also meant people weren’t staring at their iPhone throughout the game for updates
elsewhere,Bonfy.

 

[DeletedUser]

It also meant people weren’t staring at their iPhone throughout the game for updates
elsewhere,Bonfy.

I’ve got memories of standing in Roker Park not watching the game but staring at the Roker End scoreboard as I knew Forest were letter “D” …..great times

 

[Cloughie1975]

I’ve got memories of standing in Roker Park not watching the game but staring at the Roker End scoreboard as I knew Forest were letter “D” …..great times

Yes-but you only got the half-time scores then,Bonfy.
I remember standing on the East Stand terrace in the early to mid 70s with my Dad and there
was always a guy near us with a transistor radio glued to his ear.

 

[DeletedUser]

Yes-but you only got the half-time scores then,Bonfy.
I remember standing on the East Stand terrace in the early to mid 70s with my Dad and there
was always a guy near us with a transistor radio glued to his ear.

You’d get the chinese whispers going around the terraces ……..keep ya mobiles for me.

 

[Cloughie1975]

You’d get the chinese whispers going around the terraces ……..keep ya mobiles for me.

The modern curse,Bonfy-we’re creating a society of zombies who can’t think for themselves.

 

[DeletedUser]

The modern curse,Bonfy-we’re creating a society of zombies who can’t think for themselves.

Thermos flask, transistor radio and a cracket for the young un to stand on should be the only things allowed in the ground.

 

[Cloughie1975]

Thermos flask, transistor radio and a cracket for the young un to stand on should be the only things allowed in the ground.

Don’t forget the football rattle.

 

[Strummer]

You’d get the chinese

A great bunch of lads!

 

[Cloughie1975]

Thermos flask, transistor radio and a cracket for the young un to stand on should be the only things allowed in the ground.

I had to look the word ‘cracket’ up as I wasn’t familiar with it-although my Dad’s family were all
coal miners in County Durham.
The wooden stool that my Dad made me was great for viewing as a kid though.

 

[DeletedUser]

I had to look the word ‘cracket’ up as I wasn’t familiar with it-although my Dad’s family were all
coal miners in County Durham.
The wooden stool that my Dad made me was great for viewing as a kid though.

My nana used ta say ha’way son pull the cracket up in front of the fire and get a warm, that would be in mid August .

 

[Cloughie1975]

My nana used ta say ha’way son pull the cracket up in front of the fire and get a warm, that would be in mid August .

I remember visiting my grandparents in the mid 60s in the north-east,Bonfy-it took me at least 3 days to understand what they were saying.

 

[DeletedUser]

I remember visiting my grandparents in the mid 60s in the north-east,Bonfy-it took me at least 3 days
to understand what they were saying.

I’ll admit we might have a very very slight accent here in the north Cloughie

 

[Cloughie1975]

I’ll admit we might have a very very slight accent here in the north Cloughie

Wey aye,man.

 

[BryanRoy22]

Thermos flask, transistor radio and a cracket for the young un to stand on should be the only things allowed in the ground.

It can sometimes feel overwhelming nowadays with the amount of options we have available to us for everything. It was also the magic you felt of simpler times when you weren't at the match.

I used to listen on the radio to Forest games back in the 90s, sometimes bringing a portable battery radio in the bath with me.

Then checking the score updates on teletext. My main memory was the score would update and Alan Shearer or Ian Wright's name would come up as the scorer. It was always those two!

 

[Rockabilly]

It can sometimes feel overwhelming nowadays with the amount of options we have available to us for everything. It was also the magic you felt of simpler times when you weren't at the match.

I used to listen on the radio to Forest games back in the 90s, sometimes bringing a portable battery radio in the bath with me.

Then checking the score updates on teletext. My main memory was the score would update and Alan Shearer or Ian Wright's name would come up as the scorer. It was always those two!

Great times Bryan.

 

[DeletedUser]

It can sometimes feel overwhelming nowadays with the amount of options we have available to us for everything. It was also the magic you felt of simpler times when you weren't at the match.

I used to listen on the radio to Forest games back in the 90s, sometimes bringing a portable battery radio in the bath with me.

Then checking the score updates on teletext. My main memory was the score would update and Alan Shearer or Ian Wright's name would come up as the scorer. It was always those two!

I was thinking last night when I was a boy and England were playing midweek, Sportsnight 9-25pm BBC One was magic or Midweek Sports Special on ITV 10-30pm, you could easily avoid the scores, the same when Forest were playing.

 

[Strummer]

Here‘s one for the Honourable Member for Long Eaton, @Rockabilly

Yellow, red, green and glorious: Remembering Wales’ Admiral ‘76 kit

In a new book, author Andi Thomas celebrates a design classic cherished by Welsh fans and, rumour has it, Bob Marley alike

www.theguardian.com

 

[Rockabilly]

Here‘s one for the Honourable Member for Long Eaton, @Rockabilly

Yellow, red, green and glorious: Remembering Wales’ Admiral ‘76 kit

In a new book, author Andi Thomas celebrates a design classic cherished by Welsh fans and, rumour has it, Bob Marley alike

www.theguardian.com

Yeah baby!

 

[Rockabilly]

Were you at this one @Bonfy177 ?

 

[DeletedUser]

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Were you at this one @Bonfy177 ?

No pal, but I was at the one Des scored and both Craig and I missed the goal .