Bigga
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Going by that pic in '68, you'd have looked 'fit' in a dress, Our James!!
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James h Reeve
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EalingBlue2
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Used to listen to James on Picaddily when I was a kid in the80's in Manchester top notch show. I have two memories of trouble in the 80's .
1 he played killer queen after the guy fired blanks at the queen ?
2 he deliberately mixed up the "oh no" and "it's a goal" jingles on Picaddilly?
1 he played killer queen after the guy fired blanks at the queen ?
2 he deliberately mixed up the "oh no" and "it's a goal" jingles on Picaddilly?
A) True.
B) Not true. Any mixing up of the jingles was entirely accidental. When they installed new-fangled CD players, I didn't really know how they worked, so accidentally played "Mistletoe and Wine" on August Bank Holiday.
What I did do deliberately was make a spoof commercial. Got Laura the Irish cleaner to voice up a script that went something like, "Going to the match today? Then park your bike safely and conveniently in the back yard of Mrs. McGillicuddy's, 114 Inkerman Street, Moss Side. Within easy reach of the football stadium. 75p covered, 50p uncovered." I used to slot it in between the real commercials when City were at home. You could do that then, before it was all on computer. None of the gaffers noticed.
B) Not true. Any mixing up of the jingles was entirely accidental. When they installed new-fangled CD players, I didn't really know how they worked, so accidentally played "Mistletoe and Wine" on August Bank Holiday.
What I did do deliberately was make a spoof commercial. Got Laura the Irish cleaner to voice up a script that went something like, "Going to the match today? Then park your bike safely and conveniently in the back yard of Mrs. McGillicuddy's, 114 Inkerman Street, Moss Side. Within easy reach of the football stadium. 75p covered, 50p uncovered." I used to slot it in between the real commercials when City were at home. You could do that then, before it was all on computer. None of the gaffers noticed.
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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The thing is mate ronnie licks arse James H doesn't.cookster said:Legend of radio and he can't get a gig but the likes of Irani can?
World's gone bonkers.
Rammyblues
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2 he deliberately mixed up the "oh no" and "it's a goal" jingles on Picaddilly?
Remember them well. Fond memories well not so fond really we were always in the oh no category. :-)
Where are you at the minute? Will you be watching tomorrow?JamesH said:A) True.
B) Not true. Any mixing up of the jingles was entirely accidental. When they installed new-fangled CD players, I didn't really know how they worked, so accidentally played "Mistletoe and Wine" on August Bank Holiday.
What I did do deliberately was make a spoof commercial. Got Laura the Irish cleaner to voice up a script that went something like, "Going to the match today? Then park your bike safely and conveniently in the back yard of Mrs. McGillicuddy's, 114 Inkerman Street, Moss Side. Within easy reach of the football stadium. 75p covered, 50p uncovered." I used to slot it in between the real commercials when City were at home. You could do that then, before it was all on computer. None of the gaffers noticed.
Bigga said:Going by that pic in '68, you'd have looked 'fit' in a dress, Our James!!
I'm not falling for that again.
Bigga
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JamesH said:Bigga said:Going by that pic in '68, you'd have looked 'fit' in a dress, Our James!!
I'm not falling for that again.
Hahahahaha!!
davymcfc said:Where are you at the minute? Will you be watching tomorrow?
I'm in the back bedroom on me computer. What's that got to do with it?
I don't know whether I can bear to watch. Couldn't face the derby - hid until it was over. Friend of mine in Oxford says she's taking the dog for a 2-hour walk tomorrow afty, then going to look on the Beeb website with one eye closed and the other screwed up. I might walk round Heaton Park. Not too far from the toilets.