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Sports broadcaster, World of Sport from 1968 - 1985.
I bet many of us remember that.
He was 94
I bet many of us remember that.
He was 94
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A bit of nostalgia for us old enough to remember.
RIP
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That little printer that looked like a butterfly
Took an age to put the score up
His whacky suits and white quiffComment
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'She's got Dickie Davies eyes'Comment
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Bit harsh to show the end of Chic Brodie's career in the credits (he was the goalie felled by the dog). I bet he always had Grandstand on after that (Brodie, not the dog).Originally posted by The Bloop View PostComment
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Kinell, just as I'd finally come to terms with Burt Bacharach's passing, Dickie Davies has gone and clocked out.Comment
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94, that's a good innings, if you'll excuse the cricketing parlance!
I used to love watching World of Sport. He'd always introduce some sport that few of us had any knowledge of - I remember watching American football on his programme in the early 70s, way before Channel 4 got hold of it.
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It was a song by Half Man Half Biscuit, not Tuerto's musical flairOriginally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View PostComment
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I knowOriginally posted by RichardM View Post
I thought they were poor musically but funny titlesComment
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I'll always remember him for his cock sucker instead of cup soccer quote which i seen live at the time. I didn't realise he was still alive, 94 good on you DD and thanks for all that wonderful sport you gave us. RIPComment
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