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the 'police' station was only round on Merton Industrial Estate, used to laugh at The Bill as they would be in Tooting then turn the corner and be in Morden :D

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4 hours ago, RobbieB said:

Many thanks for the info prodons it was extremely nice too see the stadium, again.

This episode prodons mentioned is also available to watch here

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6xac7p

Thanks for sharing that one! I can't get the UKTV to play over here, but I can certainly watch Daily Motion.

My dad used to see the actors regularly when he was driving around the area.

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10 hours ago, stevehone said:

the 'police' station was only round on Merton Industrial Estate, used to laugh at The Bill as they would be in Tooting then turn the corner and be in Morden :D

I know, saw an episode in Kingston and the same thing happened :D

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The Bill filmed down our road in Colliers Wood once. Had a big canteen bus parked there for a couple of days

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Working and living around South London used to come across The Bill being filmed all the time. They used to use a Caff on Earlsfield Road and an independent bookies off London Road in Tooting.

They also used a place I'd lived in Roehampton. Didn't go down to well with the owner when it was depicted as a drug den.

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3 hours ago, salty said:

Didn't go down to well with the owner when it was depicted as a drug den.

Are you sure that wasn't in Penge? The people I know from there are clearly on something...

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You know, when you consider it's been over 30 years since we shut down, I do wonder how many people I knew from the stadium are no longer with us. People like Tufty, and several fans who were getting on in years then, but I'm sure there are others who have been lost way too young, like Linda Aldous.

Even if you didn't know their names, they were part of the whole experience...

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8 minutes ago, JohnHyam said:

A look back to pre-WW2 seasons: any data please in regard to when Gus Kuhn rode for Wimbledon? Thank you.

You can read it here......wait a minute I think you wrote it!!!!

 

http://www.speedwaymuseumonline.co.uk/gus kuhn.html

 

And of course here is where you can see his scoring from all those years.

http://www.speedwayresearcher.org.uk/wimbledon1933.pdf

https://www.speedwayresearcher.org.uk/wimbledon1934.pdf

https://www.speedwayresearcher.org.uk/wimbledon1935.pdf

https://www.speedwayresearcher.org.uk/wimbledon1936.pdf

https://www.speedwayresearcher.org.uk/wimbledon1937.pdf

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5 minutes ago, JohnHyam said:

I know nothing about this item. I DON'T HAVE A TWITTER ACCOUNT (or wherever it is from?).

You do like leading us around the garden path. But also admit to having a bad

memory. Maybe set it all up on a boozy Friday night and forgot about it by the next morning. We have all done something similar

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1 minute ago, iris123 said:

You do like leading us around the garden path. But also admit to having a bad

memory. Maybe set it all up on a boozy Friday night and forgot about it by the next morning. We have all done something similar

I bet Cheryl Cole hasn't forgotten it.  

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4 minutes ago, JohnHyam said:

 somewhere there's a speedway follower with a warped mind?

i know you're not a speedway follower, but have you looked in the mirror lately?

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7 minutes ago, JohnHyam said:

HMMM!! As I don't have a TWITTER account (or wherever this nonsense is sourced from) it's all a mystery to me.

The lady doth protest too much, methinks

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