the god Gerry Gow
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Bryon Butler
Him and Jones were simply outstanding. Make today's look like bloody amateurs
Him and Jones were simply outstanding. Make today's look like bloody amateurs
he's still going on TV - and rabidly anti City like most of them - so no, the bloke I'm after is pre 5Live - you're maybe just too youthful to get this ;-)aguero93:20 said:With my limited knowledge of Radio commentators my last answer is Jon Champion.George Hannah said:No not Trevor, possibly the best radio commentator of a very talented bunch, none of them ex-players tho'aguero93:20 said:Brooking?
Probably... FOCsGeorge Hannah said:he's still going on TV - and rabidly anti City like most of them - so no, the bloke I'm after is pre 5Live - you're maybe just too youthful to get this ;-)aguero93:20 said:With my limited knowledge of Radio commentators my last answer is Jon Champion.George Hannah said:No not Trevor, possibly the best radio commentator of a very talented bunch, none of them ex-players tho'
sorry I missed the correct answer before - apologies to the god Gerry Gow - it was indeed the inimitable Bryon Butler when a mere 3,231 fans watch Wimbledon's home game against Luton Town in 1991 - the lowest postwar attendance at a First Division game. He also famously said "fifty two thousand people here at Maine Road tonight but it seems like fifty thousand,"aguero93:20 said:Probably... FOCsGeorge Hannah said:he's still going on TV - and rabidly anti City like most of them - so no, the bloke I'm after is pre 5Live - you're maybe just too youthful to get this ;-)aguero93:20 said:With my limited knowledge of Radio commentators my last answer is Jon Champion.
George Hannah said:sorry I missed the correct answer before - apologies to the god Gerry Gow - it was indeed the inimitable Bryon Butler when a mere 3,231 fans watch Wimbledon's home game against Luton Town in 1991 - the lowest postwar attendance at a First Division game. He also famously said "fifty two thousand people here at Maine Road tonight but it seems like fifty thousand,"aguero93:20 said:Probably... FOCsGeorge Hannah said:he's still going on TV - and rabidly anti City like most of them - so no, the bloke I'm after is pre 5Live - you're maybe just too youthful to get this ;-)
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Which current league club has changed its name six times?
Well done - that's the club - Eagle CC Football Team in 1886 then Orient FC in 1888, Clapton Orient in 1898, Leyton Orient in 1945, Orient in 1966 and then back to Leyton Orient in 1987.Vienna_70 said:Leyton Orient?
George Hannah said:Well done - that's the club - Eagle CC Football Team in 1886 then Orient FC in 1888, Clapton Orient in 1898, Leyton Orient in 1945, Orient in 1966 and then back to Leyton Orient in 1987.Vienna_70 said:Leyton Orient?
they were originally formed as Glyn CC in 1881, so it's six.Falastur said:George Hannah said:Well done - that's the club - Eagle CC Football Team in 1886 then Orient FC in 1888, Clapton Orient in 1898, Leyton Orient in 1945, Orient in 1966 and then back to Leyton Orient in 1987.Vienna_70 said:Leyton Orient?
Isn't that only five changes?