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Title: Back to the good old days
Post by: ronnie21 on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 18:41:16
Sorry to start another thread, but are we going back to the good old days  -  the Friday statement.  I miss that, and Mr Whippy and Uncle Bob :cry:


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: Iffy's Onion Bhaji on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 18:42:21
Ha ha i expect some kind of statement tomorrow actually. Yay Friday statements were ace.


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: DiV on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 18:44:23
I expect tomorrows statement wont be at about 5 to 5 like they used to be.

Hopefully nice and early, so we can all start moaning about the manager!!


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: Iffy's Onion Bhaji on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 18:51:26
I reckon about 2 or 3PM myself.


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: Reg Smeeton on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 18:51:54
Sorry to start another thread, but are we going back to the good old days  -  the Friday statement.  I miss that, and Mr Whippy and Uncle Bob :cry:

 Do you remember the Good Old Days, on the moving picture screen Ronnie?

 My parents loved it....I guess it reminded them of their youth.  It was based around traditional music hall the like of which you got at the Empire Theatre in Swindon. I hated it, apart from the presenter Leonard Sachs, who did it for years, and used to introduce acts with the most flowery of language punctuated with long words like prestidigitation.

 fB will know Leonard as an occasional actor in Dr Who.


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: ronnie21 on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 19:03:21
Do you remember the Good Old Days, on the moving picture screen Ronnie?

 My parents loved it....I guess it reminded them of their youth.  It was based around traditional music hall the like of which you got at the Empire Theatre in Swindon. I hated it, apart from the presenter Leonard Sachs, who did it for years, and used to introduce acts with the most flowery of language punctuated with long words like prestidigitation.

 fB will know Leonard as an occasional actor in Dr Who.
Sorry to disappoint Reg, the closest we came to the Empire Theatre (or telly) out in the sticks was when we got hold of a copy of the Adver, usually two days late - nothing changes does it, the news in the good old Adver is still two days late!


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: herthab on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 19:18:31
Down at the old Bull & Bush.................


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: Reg Smeeton on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 19:21:13
Down at the old Bull & Bush.................

 That's the one..

 I guess it's no different from old has beens who try to recreate their lost youth by going to Take That gigs really.


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: Simon Pieman on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 20:04:50
They better fucking announce it tomorrow. My productivity has been shite this week due to a substantial rise in my internet browsing time.


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: Rich Pullen on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 20:13:51
They better fucking announce it tomorrow. My productivity has been shite this week due to a substantial rise in my internet browsing time.

Likewise.


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: normy on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 20:27:14
Do you remember the Good Old Days, on the moving picture screen Ronnie?

 My parents loved it....I guess it reminded them of their youth.  It was based around traditional music hall the like of which you got at the Empire Theatre in Swindon. I hated it, apart from the presenter Leonard Sachs, who did it for years, and used to introduce acts with the most flowery of language punctuated with long words like prestidigitation.

 fB will know Leonard as an occasional actor in Dr Who.
That's the one..

 I guess it's no different from old has beens who try to recreate their lost youth by going to Take That gigs really.

My father was a commissionaire at the Empire for a while when I was a nipper, and sneaked us in for free sometimes. It was often nearly empty, Swindon folk aren't big attenders are they. He told me stories about Fleming, and raved about Maurice owen which helped start me on the football road.


Title: Re: Back to the good old days
Post by: ronnie21 on Friday, December 19, 2008, 16:12:25
Well, well, the Friday statement from Mr Fitton is on the OS (and reported in another thread!).  Fucking hell, this is getting silly now.