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Always liked the satisfaction of being able to predict the number of goals the away team scored by the tone in which the home team's score was read out.
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Yesterday’s classified football results, read by James Alexander Gordon on 12:45 - Sep 6 with 2008 views
Yesterday’s classified football results, read by James Alexander Gordon on 12:41 - Sep 6 by RonFearonsHair
Always liked the satisfaction of being able to predict the number of goals the away team scored by the tone in which the home team's score was read out.
Same! music to the ears
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Yesterday’s classified football results, read by James Alexander Gordon on 12:46 - Sep 6 with 1997 views
Oof, brings it all back. Sitting on the travel club coach slowly inching out of the car park (sometimes with a police escort, that was always mildly exciting), and getting excited upon hearing THAT music.
Ot at home games leaving the ground and someone always had a radio with them and you’d be listening in. Then heading to the newsagent and queue up ready for when the Green Un would arrive.
Reminds me of the days when I went to the football with my dad and listened to the results as we drove home from the car park of what was then the Central Accounts Office of Eastern Electricity, situated on Russell Road and backing onto the practice pitch.
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Yesterday’s classified football results, read by James Alexander Gordon on 07:43 - Sep 7 with 998 views
I quite liked that you knew pretty well whether the home team won, lost or drew from the intonation in his voice before you even heard the score of the away team.