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I'm slightly obsessed with these. This one is particularly good if you stick with it.
https://twitter.com/1968Tv/status/17...OYttJiVKg&s=19
If I missed the results on the teleprinter I would watch the classified results but hide our score and that of our opponent with a newspaper, gradually revealing the match score. As I attended most home matches, I would only do this if we were playing away.
Say our opponent had scored 3, you more or less knew we had lost the game but occasionally it would reveal a 3-4 away win for us, the feeling of elation I can still remember to this day.
If I buy a paper these days it's Sunday or Monday
Football results , attendances, league tables
Absolutely love it
Not the same on the TV when it flashes by too quickly or on the internet
I used to have a scrapbook with the league table every Monday in and every report on the game
But I gave that up
About a month ago
Me too....you could usually tell the second team's score by the pitch of the reader's voice...>!Originally Posted by Moodybluebird
Millions would be checking their Littlewoods & Vernons pools coupons to this.
These results are nearly 40 years old but spotting a Swansea defeat and, then eventually, a Cardiff win, were followed by a mild fist pump for each!
Used to stand in or outside Dixons watching teletext refresh page after page.
The pools points down the side as well.
No talking allowed in the house when this was happening.
Ha, yes. For us, it would either sound surprised if we'd won, or sympathetic when we were trounced.
East Fife four: FORFAR FIVE!!!
I remember the football being on page 302. Was always a surprise to see any headline with Cardiff in it!
I wonder if the teleprinter went Preston 9 (Nine) Cardiff 0 back in 1966 I think it was?
Youngsters won’t believe it, but often the first time you heard how your team had got on was when it came through on the teleprinter or was read out on the classified results.
haha loved the "real time" score update. Some interesting league fixtures too - Man City v Shrewsbury in div 2 stood out.
Incidentally, we finished 15th that season with someone called Gordon Owen (???) as our top scorer with 14. Average attendance was a poor 7,000 with largest crowd being 14,500 who saw us beat Swansea 3-2 in a Boxing Day classic (Tosh scored a consolation goal for the JBs).
The return fixture at the vetch was the same score , we were two nil up and Dean Saunders driving instructor nicked it for them at the end
Rioting all day
City win 2-1 in front of 4,442. Goalscorers ? Elsey and Goldsmith !!!
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Early nineties, some absolute i'll fitting clobber on show.
I would have been in Woolies jeans and a coat from C & A, else hand me downs from whoever was chucking shit out, that's how we rolled.
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Hansen classic quote
We were skint but i liked half decent clothes, so i did anything to earn money from about the age of 13 onwards.I would have been in Woolies jeans and a coat from C & A, else hand me downs from whoever was chucking shit out, that's how we rolled.
Likewise , always in swank in London , and still like decent clobber and my 7 year old does aswell , which costs me a bit
I'm 51 now, so much more subtle than years gone by. I don't actually buy much, but when i do i like it to be well made and not ****ing shrink on the first washLikewise , always in swank in London , and still like decent clobber and my 7 year old does aswell , which costs me a bit
Buy XXXXL instead of XXXL, problem solved, shrink to fitI'm 51 now, so much more subtle than years gone by. I don't actually buy much, but when i do i like it to be well made and not ****ing shrink on the first wash
Also when on holiday in the 80s, we had to wait until Monday to get the Sunday papers to be able to see Saturday’s results.
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