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Oh dear, he really was part of out 70’s childhoods for us sport loving kids. I remember him telling me that ‘Aston Villas go down at Ipswich’ in 75’ after telling me they were 2 up, and also that the Millwall game was being held up, which set my Mum on edge as my Dad had gone to the game. RIP Dickie.
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RIP Dickie Davies.... on 20:48 - Feb 19 with 1864 views
A Romany bint in a field with her paints Suggesting we faint at her beauty But she’s got Dickie Davies eyes
RIP.
In the spirit of reconciliation and happiness at the end of the Banter Era (RIP) and as a result of promotion I have cleared out my ignore list. Look forwards to reading your posts!
RIP Dickie Davies.... on 20:38 - Feb 19 by Bluespeed225
Oh dear, he really was part of out 70’s childhoods for us sport loving kids. I remember him telling me that ‘Aston Villas go down at Ipswich’ in 75’ after telling me they were 2 up, and also that the Millwall game was being held up, which set my Mum on edge as my Dad had gone to the game. RIP Dickie.
I was at both those!
As others have said Dickie Davies was part of permanent things in one’s childhood. Wimbledon (boring), Grandstand, Match of the Week, World of Sport, Ken Walton, Motorcross, Sportsnight with Coleman, Harry Carpenter, the rugby with Bill McClaren, Quizball, Question of Sport and Call my Bluff with Frank Muir and that miserable git.
Then there was Radio 2 with the legendary Peter Jones doing the commentary with Edelston and Bryon Butler. Proper commentary that made feel you were at the game, even if you were listening on a rubbish 70s radio.
RIP Dickie
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RIP Dickie Davies.... on 00:04 - Feb 20 with 1320 views
Can smell the cigarettes and tea in my grandad’s living room, watching the results come in on a Saturday afternoon, marveling at the army of women clanking away on their typewriters in the background. TWTD
RIP Dickie Davies.... on 01:25 - Feb 20 by Illinoisblue
Can smell the cigarettes and tea in my grandad’s living room, watching the results come in on a Saturday afternoon, marveling at the army of women clanking away on their typewriters in the background. TWTD
What were they typing?! Good memories.
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RIP Dickie Davies.... on 12:17 - Feb 20 with 900 views
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