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Well don't change it to rowing as I'm pretty sure Oxford would beat us at that! :D Wasn't even aware Oxford had a football team before now. :rolleyes:

Does he ever change his shirt or does he always wear the same one? :rolleyes:

"Beware of Greeks bearing gifts".

"Kwani...how I love ya, how I love ya My dear old Kwani!" (Sorry, couldn't resist) I've got a cousin in Holland called 'Harrogate'. Yep, the same as the town in Yorkshire. Both his parents are Dutch so I can't imagine whatever induced them to call him that?

So, no change there then! :D

Marmite is 100% manufactured from ingredients made in Burton-on-Trent.

It was a lot deeper and darker this week. That boy actor was very good too.

Even where those products are made in the UK and so unaffected by the fall in the pound.

It sometimes runs backwards as well. We scored but a few mins later we haven't scored then we have again! :arghh:

Not any more I'm afraid! :( The new 2016-17 Season strip:

It's more obvious using capital letters PHILIPS (common Jewish name) PHILLIPS (common Welsh name)

Tattoos on women put me off completely. :(

The different spelling wasn't a clue then? ;) ie: Philips vs Phillips

Top end, opposite the bank. :)

The Experimental Model Company or "Emco" for short. They had a smaller outlet in Hales Street, opposite Matterson's.

H.H. Spicer was an electrical retailer, mostly TV and radio. They had several stores around the city including one on the corner of Far Gosford Street and Binley Road and this temporary showroom at the bottom of Hertford Street. They were eventually taken over by Gibbs.

The White Lion on the far left of this picture taken from Gosford Green:

Did you ever get that phone call, the one that went: "This is the police, there is no cause for alarm". A soon as they said that you knew it was something really, really bad! :eek:

No, the TV series is self-explanatory and totally self-contained. It doesn't reference the movie in any way.

It was just a few years after the cinema release Otis and I think the first time it was shown on TV.