for any interested on telly now

[Matt Damon]

Harry Cross , Bill Dean - now THERE'S an Blue-Nose name , for ya' , was a TOP Evertonian till the day he exited stage left .

 

[little curly alan ball]

nah is that his real name ???? really ???

wonder if he was named after "Our Lord"

Really .

No , they are too close in age .

Lovely coincidence , though .

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

Blackstuff coincidently was 'Dixie Deans story' as well.

 

[Pat's Van]

Blackstuff coincidently was 'Dixie Deans story' as well.

Do you's rate "blackstuff" then ?? because I think it's poor

 

[little curly alan ball]

Blackstuff coincidently was 'Dixie Deans story' as well.

Ah , so you went , Dixie - Bill Dean - Bill Dean - The Golden Vision - The Golden Vision - Everton's Centre Forward - Everton's Centre Forward - Dixie Dean ,...

Lid , you should go on Only Connect . ( with me . )

 

[Dooguk]

For those old enough to remember him, (like me), The Golden Vision was co-written by a newsreader. Gordon Honeycombe

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

no, it was the title of the thread that got me to post it in here.

 

[little curly alan ball]

Do you's rate "blackstuff" then ?? because I think it's poor

Its far from poor .

Its dated , but the Docker who dies at the Albert Dock , was a genuine time served Liverpool Docker .

There's gems in there .

Ignore the RS / Yozzer , bollox .

The women are also very well written .

 

[little curly alan ball]

For those old enough to remember him, (like me), The Golden Vision was co-written by a newsreader. Gordon Honeycombe

It certainly was .

The Dome , Mk 1 .

 

[Pat's Van]

Its far from poor .

Its dated , but the Docker who dies at the Albert Dock , was a genuine time served Liverpool Docker .

There's gems in there .

Ignore the RS / Yozzer , bollox .

The women are also very well written .

Yeah I know mate, Peter Kerrigan. Some barber shop down by me Mams had a few picutes of him up in the shop

I don't deny, it's written with a lot of soul, but I think the acting's poor. Considering how many of them were experienced and well trained dramatically. And I think the fact that the writers have put a lot of soul into it, this has been done to the detriment of some of the dialogue.

But Georges speech down at the dock's is very moving I agree.

 

[little curly alan ball]

Yeah I know mate, Peter Kerrigan. Some barber shop down by me Mams had a few picutes of him up in the shop

I don't deny, it's written with a lot of soul, but I think the acting's poor. Considering how many of them were experienced and well trained dramatically. And I think the fact that the writers have put a lot of soul into it, this has been done to the detriment of some of the dialogue.

But Georges speech down at the dock's is very moving I agree.

Thats right .

His Grand-Daughter played Rod the Plod's Sis' in Brookie .

You would've , like .

 

[Pat's Van]

Tracey Corkhill ??? Well I didn't know that

 

[Pat's Van]

But yeah, I would've

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

I would've you're right.

 

[little curly alan ball]

Tracey Corkhill ??? Well I didn't know that

But yeah, I would've

I would've you're right.

Indeed .

Ano .

Ano .

I STILL would , tbh .