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What an OP and what a thread! Pity I'm not able to contribute my own experience as there was no such music, or aisle come to that on our Register Office nuptials. Oh, and that was 50 years ago - and that after a 5 year relationship. Maybe the Lovin' Spoonful ' you didn't have to be so nice'?
I had enough loyalty points but they only offered standing room at £22. I had to decline because at 76 years old, with a slightly achy back, I find it preferable to sit down at a match.2
I was in the SAR paddock with my teenage nipper, roughly in line with the penalty spot - there was, as has been said, a moment's breathtaking silence as we realised what we had seen, from what seemed initially an unlikely outcome. When the resultant delirium settled, I said to Hants junior that we had just witnessed something very special.
I do my own repairs whenever I can, and although I'm no expert, I do have time, being retired. Oven element, washing machine pumps & switches, taps & shower cartridges, Sebo vacuum cleaner and Karcher pressure washer all fixed in the last year or two. E-spares and associated YouTube instructions are very useful! Also just had a kitchen makeover done by a really good company, making use of existing features, carcases etc where possible to create what looks and feels like a new kitchen.
Agreed, and the same aforesaid Paterson managed to stop play late on with an alleged injury, (cramp?) before making a miraculous recovery to score after a strong run. I too wondered to my friend in SAR how pint-sized Chair managed to elbow that big ugly grey-haired cheat?
Yes, I was there as well. I also went to Spurs to see Rodney play for Man City and I believe that Denis Law was in that side? An outstanding talent. RIP Denis.
Wettest I seem to remember was in 1967 v Millwall. It bucketed down and my mate and I took pity on the two sisters from East Acton in front of us on the SAR open terraces and sheltered them under our coats. It got very cosy and we ended up taking them home and out on a trip to the zoo the next day. Epilogue: A fun day out but my mate didn't seem keen to further the relationships, so that was it.
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