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Any of the 'kitchen sink dramas' such as Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, A Kind of Loving, Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Billy Liar, Spring and Port Wine, etc. All well-acted, gritty, northern based films.

If he still attends, I wonder if it is as a CCFC supporter or in some official Council capacity? And whilst he's sat there, I wonder if he feels the sense of despair and failure as we nosedive towards Division Four, and did he really do everything within his power whilst in office to ensure a...

Was living in the North West at the time and tuned in to the slightly biased Piccadilly Radio. Definitely a night game and recall Gary Bailey had a bit of a mare.

Maybe all parties would be better served in a meditation meeting, in keeping with the peace and reconciliation mantra?

Seppala streaking from the Ricoh to the Council House singing The Only Way Is Up, accompanied by Giblet on an E flat tuba??

Yellow tramline kit? Don't remember that one Bob, must be going senile. Also liked the green and black striped kit from the 70's, very classy imo.

Fully agree Torch. Would love to see us in the tramline kit again with the red version as the away kit and even the brown as a third kit. Much better than the meaningless wishy washy bullocks we have today

And is it a Duple bodied Bedford coach parked up in Harry Shaw livery?

Looking forward to this one as eldest son is season ticket holder there. Don't forget passport control near Blackburn and a Benedictine chaser with your pint

For sheer style, I think the Italians have it. Demonstrated by Raf Vallone as the Mafia don in The Italian Job with sharp suit, graduated shades and Fiat Dino. Perfecto!

It probably does 0-60 in sub 6 secs in reverse so fully understandable

We had all of those in the fleet NW. One of my colleagues who owned a Porsche 928 borrowed a Croma turbo for a business trip and sadly wrapped it up on the M5. Couldn't handle the acceleration lol

Deffo a weekend motor wrapped up in cotton wool. Certainly look forward to Saturdays growling up to the Ricoh.

Only same money as a well specced Audio or BMW 'clitoris'....I know which I'd prefer Nick

Whilst working for an Italian company, our Director had a Thema turbo as his company motor and I managed a few drives in it. A big, comfortable cruiser that went like a bat out of hell. Shared floor pan with the Saab I think.

The odd one comes up on Pistonheads every now and again. A rare low mileage one (50k) might fetch £35k.

LOL, any rust on the carpet and the mechanic/butler will be fired. With you on the Dodge Charger, for my money the real star of Bullitt. Big thumbs up too on the V8 Vantage, maybe with Lord Brett Since air at the wheel? Not so sure about the Mercury '49 though...the front grille looks like a...

Good man, me too. Often think if I managed to scoop the Euro Millions jackpot, what would be on my car bucket list for the 5 berth garage? Current thinking is a 1750 GTV, Beacham Jag MkII, GT3, Lotus Carlton and DB5. Wife can keep the Golf for the shopping.

Should try and tempt Richard Money away from the Norwich Academy....experienced L2 and Conference Manager, developing Academy players and maybe some unfinished business here?

Not even the 1750 GTV??