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A few years back the Mrs and myself were strolling down the Southbank and decided to pop into the BFI and look int the media tech section where you can watch various films/ tv series.
We searched for West London and this was one of the listings so we settled on that and watched the whole thing. It was quite something to see the streets we walk now back in the not so distant past. Although this is more my wife’s manor (born and bred in The Bush me, rarely crossed over to W10 until I met herself) it was fascinating to see Wood Lane, Darnley Terrace, Ladbroke Grove back then.
I couldn’t say if it was better then as I wasn’t alive but I’m happy I don’t live in the slums they did then but hanker after the lack of cars and loads of pubs.
All things considered though, I’m quite happy with now.
The “Jesus, we need a miracle” game was Man City away, last game of the season 94/95. Ferdinand’s last game for us. I think City got a penalty and we started singing that to him. He started doing cross signs and I think we saved the penalty. May have been retaken but I can’t remember now.
SA Road paddocks was a terrace in 1974 when Leeds came down. It had been converted into seats by 1976, we lost 4,000 spaces. The ground was heaving in 1976 and we’ve never had a 30,000 plus crowd since.
You're travelling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost up ahead - your next stop, the Wobbly Arse Zone!
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