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Yes, I was just going to say that
....and in case you're wondering (as I was)
www.lacavernapizzeria.com
If it's good enough for Mickey Hazard and 'Maxie' Miller.... it's good enough for me!
North London's First Pizzeria | La Caverna Pizzeria Restaurant
La Caverna is North London's first pizzeria, opened in 1977. We offer Italian comfort food available to eat in, take-away, or have delivered.
www.lacavernapizzeria.com
If it's good enough for Mickey Hazard and 'Maxie' Miller.... it's good enough for me!
I was just about to ask....and in case you're wondering (as I was)
North London's First Pizzeria | La Caverna Pizzeria Restaurant
La Caverna is North London's first pizzeria, opened in 1977. We offer Italian comfort food available to eat in, take-away, or have delivered.
If it's good enough for Mickey Hazard and 'Maxie' Miller.... it's good enough for me!
Cheers
Thats great. Can see 3 i don't know who they are. Bloke in shades, tall one next to Hod could be John Lacy but not certain and far right next to Howells.Just had to put this in here, even though it's not 'tecunically' retro... it's full of vintage!!!
The delayed Jolly Spurs Boys' outing to celebrate Ray Clemence's life.
Its like a who's who of iconic players from that generation!
RIP RAY
Phil Beal in the shades?
Yeah i think so. Thought he might not be in that generation of players but Chivers is there so could well be.
Think this was after a round of golf in Ray's honour.Sure i saw a video the other week.Sheringham was in it as well.Just had to put this in here, even though it's not 'tecunically' retro... it's full of vintage!!!
The delayed Jolly Spurs Boys' outing to celebrate Ray Clemence's life.
Its like a who's who of iconic players from that generation!
RIP RAY
The General and Chivers look remarkably well.Just had to put this in here, even though it's not 'tecunically' retro... it's full of vintage!!!
The delayed Jolly Spurs Boys' outing to celebrate Ray Clemence's life.
Its like a who's who of iconic players from that generation!
RIP RAY
Right names. Right to left want to know how many I've got right. Now I'm off to dry my eyes and a put the travelling Willbury's End of the line on repeat.Just had to put this in here, even though it's not 'tecunically' retro... it's full of vintage!!!
The delayed Jolly Spurs Boys' outing to celebrate Ray Clemence's life.
Its like a who's who of iconic players from that generation!
RIP RAY
I feel tearful...Just had to put this in here, even though it's not 'tecunically' retro... it's full of vintage!!!
The delayed Jolly Spurs Boys' outing to celebrate Ray Clemence's life.
Its like a who's who of iconic players from that generation!
RIP RAY
For some illogical reason Mabbutt does remind me of the clothes shop assistant from Mr Benn whenever he wears the waistcoat. Great picture to what was obviously a lovely celebration of Clem.Just had to put this in here, even though it's not 'tecunically' retro... it's full of vintage!!!
The delayed Jolly Spurs Boys' outing to celebrate Ray Clemence's life.
Its like a who's who of iconic players from that generation!
RIP RAY
The camaraderie of that group of players is incredible, and Clem was largely responsible for that. It's a beautiful thing to see, and long may it continue.
Chivers, Pratt, Sedgley, Hazard, Falco, Ardiles, Miller, Perryman, Roberts, Parkes, Beal?, Galvin, Burkinshaw, Lacy, Hoddle, Mabbutt, Howells, Dont know.
Off topic, but one of the funniest films of all timeEnd bloke
Marilyn Monroe, as well as being drop dead gorgeous, was a very underrated comic actress. Nailed all her laughs.
