| 1966 final in colour 17:40 - Jul 10 with 1514 views | bluelagos |
C4 starting now |  |
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| 1966 final in colour on 20:06 - Jul 10 with 317 views | jeera |
| 1966 final in colour on 19:57 - Jul 10 by north_stand77 |
Why didn't the commentator say 'They think its all over, it is now!'?
That was one of the best bits. |
The penny has finally dropped.
Wrong channel.
That was ITV's coverage, not the Beeb. |  |
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| 1966 final in colour on 21:31 - Jul 10 with 265 views | north_stand77 |
| 1966 final in colour on 20:06 - Jul 10 by jeera |
The penny has finally dropped.
Wrong channel.
That was ITV's coverage, not the Beeb. |
Ah, I didn't know they both broadcast it.
That would have left the non footballing public to watch bbc2 , which I think had only just started up and maybe wasn't broadcasting during the day anyway at that time. |  | | |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:43 - Jul 10 with 258 views | jeera |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:31 - Jul 10 by north_stand77 |
Ah, I didn't know they both broadcast it.
That would have left the non footballing public to watch bbc2 , which I think had only just started up and maybe wasn't broadcasting during the day anyway at that time. |
Now we know. Us bloody kids eh?
See, I had assumed, possibly like yourself, that the BBC would spend its days broadcasting things like public information films and the odd major sporting event, such as the WC final there.
And that ITV was probably just a rolling 12 hours per day repeats of Coronation Street or something. | |
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| 1966 final in colour on 21:45 - Jul 10 with 254 views | jeera |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:31 - Jul 10 by north_stand77 |
Ah, I didn't know they both broadcast it.
That would have left the non footballing public to watch bbc2 , which I think had only just started up and maybe wasn't broadcasting during the day anyway at that time. |
BBC2 only existed in those days to frighten children with that dreadful image of that deranged looking girl and her horrible clown friend.
I was too traumatised to even remember who was winning the game of noughts and crosses. | |
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| 1966 final in colour on 21:45 - Jul 10 with 254 views | bluelagos |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:43 - Jul 10 by jeera |
Now we know. Us bloody kids eh?
See, I had assumed, possibly like yourself, that the BBC would spend its days broadcasting things like public information films and the odd major sporting event, such as the WC final there.
And that ITV was probably just a rolling 12 hours per day repeats of Coronation Street or something. |
32m watched in 66, expected to be beaten tomorrow. | |
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| 1966 final in colour on 21:47 - Jul 10 with 253 views | jeera |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:45 - Jul 10 by bluelagos |
32m watched in 66, expected to be beaten tomorrow. |
I dare say the population has doubled since then tbf. | |
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| 1966 final in colour on 21:49 - Jul 10 with 246 views | Seablu |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:45 - Jul 10 by jeera |
BBC2 only existed in those days to frighten children with that dreadful image of that deranged looking girl and her horrible clown friend.
I was too traumatised to even remember who was winning the game of noughts and crosses. |
Katy Hopkins and Piers Morgan were around back then? |  | | |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:59 - Jul 10 with 237 views | north_stand77 |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:45 - Jul 10 by jeera |
BBC2 only existed in those days to frighten children with that dreadful image of that deranged looking girl and her horrible clown friend.
I was too traumatised to even remember who was winning the game of noughts and crosses. |
Haha! That's right - the weird test card.
I can vaguely remember that there was little or no day time tv (although Watch With Mother was lunchtime I think). All very black and white | | | |
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| 1966 final in colour on 22:02 - Jul 10 with 233 views | Swansea_Blue |
They only had it starting tonight? Christ, I'm glad the final tomorrow isn't on C4. I wouldn't to wait 55 years to find out what happens. |  |
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| 1966 final in colour on 22:03 - Jul 10 with 230 views | jeera |
| 1966 final in colour on 21:59 - Jul 10 by north_stand77 |
Haha! That's right - the weird test card.
I can vaguely remember that there was little or no day time tv (although Watch With Mother was lunchtime I think). All very black and white |
Watch With Mother.
My poor mum would have liked that changed I think as I, as a toddler, would take it literally and demand that it meant she had to spend her valuable time with me watching Tales of the Riverbank.
For the uninitiated, it was basically animal abuse in which hamsters and guinea pigs were put into little boats and shoved off into a stream. | |
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| 1966 final in colour on 22:23 - Jul 10 with 218 views | north_stand77 |
| 1966 final in colour on 22:03 - Jul 10 by jeera |
Watch With Mother.
My poor mum would have liked that changed I think as I, as a toddler, would take it literally and demand that it meant she had to spend her valuable time with me watching Tales of the Riverbank.
For the uninitiated, it was basically animal abuse in which hamsters and guinea pigs were put into little boats and shoved off into a stream. |
...and of course Muffin the Mule and Bill and Ben!
TWTD | | | |
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