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01 Sep 15
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...from what they have played of their 'great moments' on the news it sounded like a right shower of shyte that they churned out. Dreadful stuff. Where's me washboard.
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You weren't a child of the forties Roger?
Wonder what your grand and great-grand children will make of YOUR music era? That's how light entertainment was then - don't knock it! |
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Nonsense, One Direction and Justin Bieber are surely timeless acts?
You're right Ivor - was obviously deemed decent back then but fecking hell it was awful what they played. And that was the good bits. |
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pardon me boy,is this the chattin of the cho cho
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oh very troll
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God awful stuff but every era has God awful stuff, Justin Beiber and katy perry videos are in the billions of views, literally. And their multi millionaires, at least back in the day it was more of an honest modest living.
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Joy and Billy Wright were the Posh and Becks of their day apparently.
I expect in 40 odd years time, they will play Victorias greatest hits, and youre grandson will say the same thing......hopefully |
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You mostly missed the point. They were once erotic objects - and three at once. How many of you have had 3 simultaneously? The singing wasn't that bad, given the often average songs. Anyway, in those grey days they were a splash of colour. Don't make me punish you.
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they still play the beverley sisters on the chit chat pub jukebox
think of the royalties they must earn |
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Class acts
RIP Joy .  |
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The first footballer to win 100 caps for England
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Great footballer
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He was, but like the rest he was torn apart by the Hungarians. Not that even I remember that, but the footage is there for all to see.
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Funnily enough I was bowling today with an ex pro ( goalkeeper ) & he said played against Lev Yashin, that was some team, how they never won the world cup is really hard to fathom.
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Yes pumpy, I was just saying the exact same thing to David Beckham the other day
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Politics and drugs. Lots of drugs and lots of politics. Plus half of them defected as soon as they were out of the country.
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I like the way you select your opponents pumpy. This bowler must be 80ish!
 Yashin was the best ever a lot reckon. |
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Cheeky
Known Vic Rouse for over ten years now, was on a coach today going to Clacton to play a match, said he also played against Santos & Real Madrid for Crystal Palace, just looked up the Real Madrid match which was in 1962 to celebrate their new floodlights, apparently it was 4-0 or 4- 1 at half time & they replaced Vic at Half time, final score was 4 -3, also played santos in a friendly with Pele in the team |
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He plays for our club Kenny
. http://c8.alamy.com/comp/DWXYHY/vic-rouse-crystal-palace-footballer-vic-rouse-is-DWXYHY.jpg |
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I remember Rouse. He played for Slippy's side mainly.
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He was probably in goal when Bradford Park Avenue demolished them 6-0. Ask him if he remembers that.
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I think it was 5-0 on reflection, one of the first games I ever attended when I was about 10.
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I have before, he says he has played against BPA, though a game like that you would want to forget, moved to Orient then went to the States, came back & managed the Metropolitan Police side that reached the first round in the late 70's & played Bobby Moore's Southend, he showed me a great picture of the two next to each other on the touchline, tried to find it on the net but no luck sadly.
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We are diminished.
Cheers sisters! |
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Interesting info. Strangely enough, Palace and Park Avenue had the same sized programmes, the smallest in the league.
Both about 4 inches square. |
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Decent singers, pleasant songs,and modest likeable people.i.e. Vastly superior in every way to todays pop stars.
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Very true, artie.
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How much is that doggy in the window, was my fav.
Loved it. |
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I remember the Kaye Sisters being around at the same time.
They weren't sisters (well not to each other, they may have been somebody else's sister) - but they looked like sisters. Must have been the thing in the 1950's, to be or pretend you were siblings and call yourself sisters or brothers... like the Everly Brothers. Never came across any cousin groups, e.g. Jimmy and his cousins, but we did have Adam and the Ants in the 1970's & 80's. |
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pumphol. 02 Sep 15 00:01 Joined: 29 Jul 04 | Topic/replies: 41,992 | Blogger: pumphol.'s blog Funnily enough I was bowling today with an ex pro ( goalkeeper ) & he said played against Lev Yashin, that was some team, how they never won the world cup is really hard to fathom. Rate reply: | report block user I thought Kenny was talking about the Hungarians? Lev yashin was a russian. |
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You are of course correct Rob, I was getting confused with the best team of the 50's with the best goalkeeper of that era
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My dear departed grandfather used to play out in the streets with the Beverley sisters as children.
They were evacuated (obviously far apart) in 1940. The Beverley sisters never returned, but my grandad came back when he was 16 and joined the navy two years later. He lived in Bethnal Green all his life after. |
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This thread appears to have opened the first Chit-Chat Care Home.
Good of young Dylan to pop in and listen to them nattering over a cup of milky tea. |
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Milky tea! your joking I assume.
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billy and joy lived in a very nice in barnet,lyonsdown rd I think it was
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If they were the sex symbols of the day no wonder the Freeman's catalogue became so popular - not good.
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They weren't sex symbols, they were singers who could actualy sing,unlike today's useless pop stars.
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