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> RIP Norman. My favourite moment:

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> Brilliant match as well. Warning men behaving

> badly. But fond memories

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That Leeds side were excellent. I was at West Ham when Paul Reaney broke his leg right in front of us- we heard the crack!

I caught the Revie team a number of times. It's a physical game that sometimes spills over to a bit of a scrap. If we were celebrating two footed tackles, over the top tackles or the way that George Best could be targeted and taken out of the game that would be a separate thing. Don't be so po faced! Here's another great match. What we forget almost half a century later was the passion - no prawn sandwiches in those days, real time betting, or leaving early for half time and getting back late. It wasn't all about trouble on the terraces. And it was a time when the players would have a booze up in their favourite local pub afterwards. And jumpers for goal posts.


 

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I saw Little Richard at Lewisham Odeon


Little Richard's return to Lewisham Odeon in July 1975 seemed to have been memorable though for all the wrong reasons. Mick Farren's review in the New Musical Express described 'The debut date of Little Richard's UK tour at the half empty Lewisham Odeon' as 'little short of a disaster. Possibly the person least to blame was Little Richard himself'.


http://transpont.blogspot.com/2017/11/little-richard-at-lewisham-odeon-1963.html


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First came across him in Our Lucien in the Liverbirds, great in the drama GBH loosley based on Derek Hatton, younger generations Thomas the Tank Engine (softer toned narration than the original Ringo) and in more recent years narrated various stuff although not recorded on IMDB.
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