benjamin1945
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Sorry Denshaw, both left the Pavilion at same time,.............NO BALL.
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I knew when we started about Cricketing terms it would 'Drag on'.............must Bowl a 'Maiden over'
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Yes they can stay at 'long off'
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Did you know Paul Scrivens ?............
Yes blondie' i knew Paul,Ist met him playing cricket schooldays 50s,then did'nt see him again until the 90s when we were both working in Town,he lived at Beeston then and cycled the canal to work,he has a son called Chris who worked in Security.
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Ah but Mick,.........you can't beat a good 'deep fine leg'
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The ist wife said she'd divorce me if i carried on playing Cricket at weekends,.....................the following Sunday i made a 'Majestic' 50.
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As long has they're not watching Michael,
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ALL the best for tuesday Catfan.
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Lace Market 1960,........what a busy place employing 100s,........i was 15 and employed as a 'Van lad' at midland station and used to do deliverys round the 'lace market' and the Piped music' blasting out as the workers sang along to it,everytime i hear 'Paper Roses' my mind goes back there.
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Kath - in that case I've taken plenty of practice swings!
Don't mind tennis, do enjoy watching snooker though. One that I can't stand is cricket! Possibly because I have no idea what the rules are!
Melissa,that could be a 'silly backward point' or even a ' backward short leg' but thanks for ' declaring'
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And i'm certainly glad i never took you out Mick
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Yeah - go back just for a day. Don't forget the icy winters, the smog, no central heating, horse dung all over the place, much poverty and no equality for women. And no internet
Glad i never took you out 'back in the day' Sue,........all you did was complain.......
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I think I spotted the elusive TGC this morning ....... getting off a bus on Mansfield Road. If I hadn't been getting on same bus I would have approached this chap to confirm identity!
I'M SURE he would have confirmed who you were 'Lizzie'
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#54 I remember the 'Beatmen' at the Locarno,as ive said before 'Teanbeat night' tuesdays 1/6, if you went in at lunchtime it was just records but the price was only 6d,
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Benjamin1945 - Wally Swift was the uncle of a friend of ours called David Swift.......
The 'Swifts' were if i remember right a large family that lived in St'Anns and when i worked for Marsdens early 60s Wallys Mam used to do her shopping in the one on Parliament st,funnily enough opposite the 'Ice Stadium' where Wally went on to have many of his fights.
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A woman I knew, Doreen had a huge crush on Reg Guest.............she would get there early to make sure she got in, was Friday Nights........ went with her mate Molly.........She would become quite ill if she missed him, that was back in the mid sixties.......
I believe Reg Guest married a Bestwood est girl,saw him play at BRSA Bulwell in the 60s when i worked there as Barman,did you go there Blondie?
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Anyone remember Harry Lambert? he had a small jazz band played the pubs I worked with him at co-op bakery meadow lane 1955
Did Harry play piano karlton? there was a pianist named Harry who loved his Jazz who played twice a week at the Masons in Old Basford in the 80s
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They certainly were 'catfan' i did some door work late 60s with a few of them,one i remember from Sneinton; Brian Harrison used to spar with Wally Swift.
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Love it,letsavago' proper 'Del-boys' wer'nt they.
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Some characters among the 'Barrowboys' back in the 60s,played snooker with some of em thursday afternoons (place nr the old Empire) and one i remember was a one eyed one who used to sell flowers,think he made more money in the snooker hall though playing 'find the lady' anyone remember him or indeed 'find the lady'...........ah misspent youthful hours.
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Yes, but don't forget all are not Muslims,
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Great picture Radfordred,...........yours aint bad either,
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Nice one,.........if we ever meet i can fill you in on your Great Grandparents (the Jacksons) and they were brilliant and all your Great Aunts and Uncles ,there was alot of them as well Tomjack.
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I remember taking my Grandad into a Vegatarian cafe on Parliament street,...........what would you like Grandad?
Sausage cob,he says
but its a vegatarian cafe Grandad,says i,
ooh bugger,i'll have a Bacon butty then,says he.
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Rushcliffe 8th Most Desirable.
in General Chat about Nottingham
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Only noticed two places north of the 'Trent',......they don't know what they missing