Elizabeth Woodville
Elizabeth Woodville is known as the commoner queen. She’s the mother of the princes in the tower but her personal story from simple English dame to Queen is a wild rollercoaster that I will talk about with my other bestie Lindsey. Support this podcast: https://t.co/rHVVdHBtuf Work…
Introducing Hugh Do Hugh Think Hugh Are?
Yes, after many google searches to double check no one had already taken our very good podcast name, Hugh Do Hugh Think Hugh Are? is here! Prepare to be absolutely bamboozled with excellent Hugh Grant takes, puns, and wikipedia trivia. Join us as we slowly come to the realisation that Richard Curit…
Book Corner Extra -Matt Eastley
In this episode Paul Collins chats to author Matt Eastley and in particular his book " Brian Moore saved our Sundays" which revisits a time when the voices of not just the peerless Brian Moore, but of Hugh Johns, Gerald Sinstadt, Gerry Harrison and others, brought drama to TV sets. Whether The Big …
Brain Moore Save Our Sunday's
It was a time when football was a television luxury the BBC had MOTD and that was it you were allowed the FA Cup Final a few home internationals and the World Cup and that was your lot, until ITV unveiled "The Big Match" with Brian Moore and football in the ITV regions was born and along with it so…
Book Corner Extra -Matt Eastley
In this episode Paul Collins chats to author Matt Eastley and in particular his book " Brian Moore saved our Sundays" which revisits a time when the voices of not just the peerless Brian Moore, but of Hugh Johns, Gerald Sinstadt, Gerry Harrison and others, brought drama to TV sets. Whether The Big …
Para 1.09b Aston Villa v Stoke City 17/11/1979
November 1979, the mud is upon us, the chill winds of the days before global warming are rippling across Villa Park, and Jimmy Rimmer is happily throwing goals into his own net.
Meanwhile, there’s a dog on the pitch and commentator Hugh Johns is so delighted that he resembles said canine with an ad…
1979/80: Para 1.09b Aston Villa v Stoke City 17/11/1979
November 1979, the mud is upon us, the chill winds of the days before global warming are rippling across Villa Park, and Jimmy Rimmer is happily throwing goals into his own net.
Meanwhile, there’s a dog on the pitch and commentator Hugh Johns is so delighted that he resembles said canine with an ad…
1979/80: Para 1.10c Arsenal v Liverpool 24/11/1979
“There’s a psychedelic sunset over Highbury” according to Brian Moore, who has clearly had the Grateful Dead records out again. That’s pretty much the end of the freeform jazz for the day, as Arsenal and Liverpool play out a 0-0 draw. Terry Neill refuses to speak to Moore afterwards, after ITV tech…
1979/80: Para 1.13a Liverpool v Crystal Palace 15/12/1979
Just a week after Palace skipper Jim Cannon proclaimed that they could win the league, they face the acid test at Anfield - and sadly, not even Gaviscon can help them as Liverpool produce a performance that says, “Oh no you can’t”.
Terry Venables goes on a typical charm offensive, clad in red cardi…
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