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Anyone else watched it?, powerful stuff and at the end of it sadly I could see no end to the racial issues in the US.

If we reproduced all six, Crumplin, Small, Digweed, Walker, Chivers and Wilkins as a limited edition ‘set of 6’ in aid of Chestnut Tree House, Children’s Hospice in Arundel, would there be the interest? Price wise, would try and keep it as close to a £10 per t shirt but before that does anyone...

Never realised that Johnny Crumplin 'Football Genius' and Clive 'Flash' Walker shared the same birthday, albeit a decade apart. Crumps turns 53 today whilst Clive is 63. Happy birthday Gents, many happy memories of season 90/91. Whilst Crumps was the pioneer of the Gulls Eye t/shirts, Walkers...

Relevant as this is a football forum, Ron Wood has sadly passed away at the age of 94, and was Worthing Football Club's oldest living player, looked on line and he actually had his club testimonial game on Boxing Day 1953, Worthing vs Wigmore Athetic. Another part of a bygone era of the...

Nothing earthshattering just curious, does anyone know how they will factor in Netflix into a movie's returns? My example, The Irishman, according to Wikipedia it had a budget of $200 but a box office return of $8, which on the face of it would make the film one of the biggest box office bombs...

Only two reasons why a boxer makes a comeback, either they're skint or they need the money. Unfortunately with the dollar driven circus it will create I can see at least one US Athletic commission giving him a licence to fight again.:ffsparr:

Father of Ben, classic old school comedian, sadly we wont see his like again.

Of Siegfried and Roy fame due to Covid 19. One of the great entertainers, I made it to Vegas for my 40th in 2004, and was looking forward to going to see their show at the Mirage but unfortunately the tiger attack took place an they had to retire before I got there.

Sadly the sport was on its arse anyway, no more Dog Tracks in London, see a very uncertain future for something that was a huge part of the local popular culture for a number of generations.

Rumoured to be part of a group of League 1 and 2 Chairman, keen on an immediate voiding of their respective leagues, with no promotion and relegation, but with Barrow coming up from the Conference. Then a publication of provisional fixture list in June for a season starting in September, so...

His 84th minute goal for Luton at Maine Road in 1983, relegated Man City and prompted one of the greatest full time managerial celebrations from David Pleat. Part of footballing folklore, a sad reminder of when our beautiful game still was close to its roots.

Eastbourne Borough being one in Sussex. Can't blame them, if its good enough for the billionaire owned Liverpool and Spurs and their non playing staff, the smaller clubs should also use the scheme.

Banned indefinitely by the British Boxing Board of Control after his 'domestic violence' Instagram video. To quote Mr T the man clearly is a fool, and will probably go down in British Boxing history as one of the 'great' underachievers, he had so much talent, but he seems to have that self...

The club have publicly said over the years how tough it is to survive financially each season, will the club be able to survive a totally blank 2020 if it comes to it? Not just them, what about some of the other Counties?

10k card payment in a West London brothel. You Sir are both a cad and a bounder, but I doff my cap to you :cheers:

The way he's being painted in sections of the press, he's almost like a modern day Rasputin. Let's hope for his sake he doesn't go the same way ???

Fight ordered, can't wait. Having read Fury's autobiography whilst I was away, victory tomorrow night in Vegas, would possibly represent one of the greatest comebacks in the history of British sport. In June 2016 Fury by his own admission was on the verge of suicide, his personal and...

No surprise really, I'm not sure films with subtitles would have a mass appeal and 'Enter The Dragon' like dubbing is very 1970's. :)

Ray Langton in Corrie from 1966-77.

Had an issue with Worthing Borough Council about some funeral related paperwork, a 20 something office person came on the phone and suggested a way forward that adopted not one shred of common-sense or flexibility. Eventually they came round to our way of thinking but as an aside I spoke to the...