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I might be wrong here but I'm sure at the end of Match of the Week you used to get goals from elsewhere. Gerry Harrison did East Anglia, Hugh Johns the Midlands, Brian Moore London area and Gerald Sinstadt the North West. Anymore?
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200% on televised football in East Anglia on 20:52 - Nov 21 with 3158 views
200% on televised football in East Anglia on 20:50 - Nov 21 by gtsb1966
I might be wrong here but I'm sure at the end of Match of the Week you used to get goals from elsewhere. Gerry Harrison did East Anglia, Hugh Johns the Midlands, Brian Moore London area and Gerald Sinstadt the North West. Anymore?
I think that was a later innovation - a bit like match of the day, when it started there was just the one game iirc
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200% on televised football in East Anglia on 20:56 - Nov 21 with 3130 views
BT Sport are showing a few episodes every week of 'The Big Match' with Brian Moore from the 1976/77, and often show the Anglia game too with Gerry Harrison the commentator. Very interesting to watch, with the awful pitches, standing terraces, old kits and back passes being picked up by goalkeepers, who more often than not are not wearing gloves, all very weird to see.
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200% on televised football in East Anglia on 09:05 - Nov 22 by poppiesman
BT Sport are showing a few episodes every week of 'The Big Match' with Brian Moore from the 1976/77, and often show the Anglia game too with Gerry Harrison the commentator. Very interesting to watch, with the awful pitches, standing terraces, old kits and back passes being picked up by goalkeepers, who more often than not are not wearing gloves, all very weird to see.
Yes, you must have been watching that weird pastime from the days before football was invented by SKY.
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200% on televised football in East Anglia on 09:05 - Nov 22 by poppiesman
BT Sport are showing a few episodes every week of 'The Big Match' with Brian Moore from the 1976/77, and often show the Anglia game too with Gerry Harrison the commentator. Very interesting to watch, with the awful pitches, standing terraces, old kits and back passes being picked up by goalkeepers, who more often than not are not wearing gloves, all very weird to see.
I love the short shorts of those days.
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200% on televised football in East Anglia on 20:53 - Nov 21 by bluefunk
I think that was a later innovation - a bit like match of the day, when it started there was just the one game iirc
I could get LWT & a slightly fuzzy Anglia picture & in the 1970s The Big Match was on an hour before Match of the Week, so I got a double dose, much to my parents' distaste. It was quite early on that The Big Match used to show the goals from most of the other regions after their game.
Never realised that the 'Knights' statue was Robert the Bruce - backed by Handel's Fireworks Music, very East Anglian. Didn't 'Bygones' with Dick Joyce used to follow 'Match of the Week'?
200% on televised football in East Anglia on 11:39 - Nov 22 by WeWereZombies
Never realised that the 'Knights' statue was Robert the Bruce - backed by Handel's Fireworks Music, very East Anglian. Didn't 'Bygones' with Dick Joyce used to follow 'Match of the Week'?
Or maybe Richard the Lionheart if you read the blurb here. Just reading about it is highly evocative of childhood though isn't it?
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