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I thought it was Loughborough uni, it’s probably both because if he’s in F1 he’d have done a postgraduate course so probably went to Warwick as well.
I thought it was Loughborough uni, it’s probably both because if he’s in F1 he’d have done a postgraduate course so probably went to Warwick as well.There is a City Unseen with him as a Guest, Think he was at warwick uni in the 90's and started following us then.
Or i could have completly made that up, has been awhile
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It could have been Loughborough... unless your thinking of King Doug as I know he went thereI thought it was Loughborough uni, it’s probably both because if he’s in F1 he’d have done a postgraduate course so probably went to Warwick as well.
I think the program you're referring to was called Quiz Ball on BBC ... late 60'sAnyone else remember a team representing CCFC winning a TV quiz series? I've got a strong recollection of MJK Smith (Warwickshire and England cricket captain) sealing our thrilling victory in the final by answering "He's the manager of Twiggy!". I didn't care what the question was, I just basked in the glory for days.
Wonder what other famous names were on our team?
Sounds plausible!I think the program you're referring to was called Quiz Ball on BBC ... late 60's
Dave Clements and Mick Kearns were also in the teamSounds plausible!
A mate of mine’s dad, who happened to know someone my dad worked with, went on Bullseye together and won it.A bloke who used to operate the turnstiles at Highfield Road once won the Goldrun on Blockbusters.
That may not make him much of a celebrity, but it's still better than Richard Keys.
I still believe John Stape’s decline and actions on that show were due to the stress put on him by supporting a team with SISU as ownersSaid it before and will say it again, John Stape (Corrie) was the only one regularly attending games.
I didn't particularly take to him on the show, but now I have since found out he's a Sky Blue, I may watch the whole thing again and root for him this time.I know it's only The Traitors, but we'll take anything we've got, won't we?
Why Traitors star James Baker is a faithful Coventry City fan
The 38-year-old reveals his love of the team currently riding high in the Championship.www.bbc.co.uk
The actor who played Masood Ahmed in EastEnders for a long time grew up in Coventry and went to Coundon Court, don’t think he’s into football though.
There's another one, Guz Khan. Talks up Cov a lot but a Man U fan FFS.Probably like Clive Owen. From Radford but supports Liverpool or something.
Speaking of traitors!
They used to live in St Martin's Road, Finham. I used to deliver their milk back in the late 70's.The Krankies
Thank you! Yep, you can google this and even watch an episode on iPlayer hosted by a young David Vine. A sort of celebrity farmer bloke called Ted Moult is smoking a pipe as the guest supporter for Forest against Arsenal. On IMDb Mike Smith is listed as a 'cast member', so I didn't dream itI think the program you're referring to was called Quiz Ball on BBC ... late 60's
The Krankies live in Torquay now , though I've never seen them at a gameThey used to live in St Martin's Road, Finham. I used to deliver their milk back in the late 70's.
Said it before and will say it again, John Stape (Corrie) was the only one regularly attending games.
He’s spoken about having a lot of racial abuse at school, so probably not a fan of the placeProbably like Clive Owen. From Radford but supports Liverpool or something.
Speaking of traitors!
They’ve been married over 50 years man and boyThey used to live in St Martin's Road, Finham. I used to deliver their milk back in the late 70's.
There is a City Unseen with him as a Guest, Think he was at warwick uni in the 90's and started following us then.
Or i could have completly made that up, has been awhile
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You must be Joe KingThey used to live in St Martin's Road, Finham. I used to deliver their milk back in the late 70's.
It was a decent series TBF Terry, didn't know about the Cov connection - he was a nice enough lad but scatter gun theories, wouldn't score if Collins was in goal.100%.
Top Traitor! (Or whatever he is…I ain’t reading anymore as I ain’t seen the new series yet).
I remember seeing him in a filmThat Frankie Muniz rumour will inevitably elude me for the rest of my life.
Done a Google search but can't find anything on this?He’s spoken about having a lot of racial abuse at school, so probably not a fan of the place
#YourselfieAnother Weymouth Sky Blue. He was stood behind me in checkout queue in Lidl yesterday! Was going to ask for a selfie before I realised I am a middle aged man and that would be quite a tragic thing to do.
Gone down a very right wing rabbit hole. Lost all credibility as a serious political observer.Jon Gaunt??
We don't want wife swappers (the Krankies) as Cov fans. They would scare too many fans away.How about the Krankies? They live in Cov so surely we must be their English team? I know it's not exactly one to boast about, but still not quite as embarrassing as The Enemy.
Not many people recognise the Royal Family as alien lizards.David Icke - famous.... or infamous?
Jerry Dammers who worked the turnstiles at Highfield Rd. Kop I think.A bloke who used to operate the turnstiles at Highfield Road once won the Goldrun on Blockbusters.
That may not make him much of a celebrity, but it's still better than Richard Keys.
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