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Late 80s/early 90s, all the Partners in our company went on a Nouveau Beujolais day in London on that day….so us plebs all went down to Shades all afternoon to put the World to rights. Friday after work was also good with happy hour in the Thistle from 5pm. Our office manager nearly had a heart...

Spurs. Big team 🤣🤣🤣

Apparently it was 6-0

Elton John?

The drubbing of Wolves two seasons ago. Was it 5-0? But the quality of the goals was exceptional.

I recall he also had a pink poodle ( that is not a euphemism!) .

We haven’t been there as a family for a few years, but The Wetherspoons in London are a godsend if you want a basic but not too expensive lunch ( ie less than £30 per head) if you have a day out in London. For me, the place to go was always Crosse Keys in the City. A beautiful old Banking Hall...

Anyone got a picture of Robocop March?

How do you cook yourself? Rare, medium or… bugger, what‘s the other one?

And the double nets every time there was a corner!

A client of mine has one under wraps in his basement car park in his office building in central London. As you do.

I’ve never watched it, but there were apparently two sisters in Hollyoaks played by two twins. Anyway, their dad was Brian Powney’s nephew and I went to my first ever BHA game with him for his birthday in the mid 70s. QED.

I tend to come alive, down in Devil Gate Drive...

Should this be merged with the 2025 Restaurant thread?

That was a great series. The whole of our family used to watch it every Sunday (?) evening.

Is that for a pint? If so, it’s pretty much on a par with most pubs in the South of England .

London? New York? Paris? Boston? Berlin? Toyko?

Some of them are real weepies, so you would need to stock up with lots of tissue’s beforehand. Allegedly.

I do remember quoting “Rex” now and again in my A level Geography essays when I got stuck for the answer. Trouble was, it wasn‘t so easy to use that trick in Maths and Physics!

I regularly bought records from there back in the day.