rocker959
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Youngster. I was 18 just two weeks later.
he he he oldie
Youngster. I was 18 just two weeks later.
Stone?Reaching Elvis' death age made me feel old but on the plus side I was better looking than him and in better shape at 42.
Listening to the 1966 World Cup Final on a little transistor radio whilst camping in the New Forest on the 30th July having become 9 years old in the June . Sister still 2 years from her first Goldstone match and me 3 years since my first . So much water under both my life and Albion's bridges in the ensuing 50 years . Many memories seem like yesterday as does this . But do start to feel old on reflection .
Your eyesights gone. You can still wear them but you can't light them and fire them onto the pitch.I used to wear flares when I watched the Albion, now I can't anymore as I'll be banned.
A pedant writes - they were made of cotton, which is a shrub rather than a tree.
What happened to the half time score cards placed against the wall on the east terrace that would correspond to your programme fixtures. Transistor radios coming in ruined all that.
Then the shout of 'football half times' by the Argos seller even though the match had finished by then. And where are all the bog rolls nowadays ? Transferring to the north if it was pissing down on the east........ that always made for a great atmosphere.
These are all stories I've heard of course.
VPM rule ok.
I'll only feel old when Pope's start looking young..........
I'll start feeling old only when I resign fro the punctuation police.
Popes. It is Popes. FFS.
I'll start feeling old only when I resign fro the punctuation police.
Popes. It is Popes. FFS.
You meant from. FROM the punctuation police.
See the post immediately above yours. Get with it, daddy-o, as they very certainly did not say back in the 1960s.
I remember when Ian Wrights son Shaun Wright Phillips broke into football and then played for England, that made me feel old.
Well, Shaun Wright Phillips son has just been called up for England U16's.
Lets get this straight I don't feel old (I'm 60 but look 108) - however.........................................Today while quietly perusing a Screwfix Book in said establishment in Brighton a young fella crept up and asked me if I needed any help finding my items ffsake
Later in ASDA the lady on the till asked if I needed help packing - I had ten items fffffsake
On telling her I thought I could cope at my age she got knocky and said they ask everyone this question (lie) and it wasn't an ageist question
She ignored my cheery 'thank you' after I paid up.
This country has gone to the dogs