eddyhow
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eddyhow
@eddyhow
A 77 year old Chelsea fan. 38 yrs engineering at Heathrow, Supporter of the underdog. Retired.
Richmond boy, now South Devon Присоединился Kasım 2010
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@whitewall618431 Correct, saw so many top bands for nothing, The Greyhound on Fulham Palace road, The Kensington, Half Moon Putney. Price of couple of pints.
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To think people pay ludicrous amounts of money to see middle rank bands play in stadiums and stand miles from the stage. And back in the day you could see a top band like Dr Feelgood for a quid in a spit and sawdust boozer.
Martin's Music@XMartinsMusicX
Pub Rock at it's Very Best 😍 Dr. Feelgood - She Does it Right (Live 1975) ▶️
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@GrocerJackUK Left work early and traveled to Manchester with a friend in his Hillman Minx, probably the greatest moment in my supporting life.
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Simply the greatest long thrower ever. Ian Hutchinson. Another childhood hero. I still remember this vividly....it was the year I chose Chelsea. Or the year Chelsea chose me. Wonderful
The Score ⭐️⭐️ WORLD CHAMPIONS@TheScore01
For those ignorant of our history. One of the great moments in Chelsea history is when we beat Leeds to win the FA Cup for the first time, in the replay in 1970. Back then Leeds were dominating English football. It’s a big historic Chelsea rivalry.
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@David__Osland @theonlypeterkay I see them every morning heading to the village post office to buy their copy of the Daily Mail. Not all of us oldies though.
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Now that I'm in the demographic myself, I'm completely bewildered by the popularity of Reform among over 65s. How can rapidly ageing ex-punk rockers and mods (or even hippies, for that matter) bring themselves to vote for Farage?
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@whitewall618431 Tony Hateley for me, good header but donkey on ground.
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I see Chelsea internet fans are claiming Liam Delap is the worst centre forward in our history despite their TV watching history only going as far back as Morata 😂.
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i grew up in the 1960s and 70s. we had transistor radios.
John Loeber 🎢@johnloeber
Before the ~1980s, there was no portable music player. You’d go running, rowing, cycling, whatever, for hours on end, in total silence, no sound other than your own thoughts. How did they do it? We will never know
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