I can at least believe his agent would have told him that.

Lol,Robbo's agent could of got him a championship job.

Rather hug and kiss some bees than listen to that podcast

New SOW podcast for those who like that sort of thing [Link]

[Link] love this dude

Think they all went round cemetery’s looking at headstone of dead people for names

My mate who worked for the police managed to get us a ticket to the Bills staff party back about 25 years ago in the studios on the estate.the drink was flowing, could see why there was a drinking culture.still I got a bill annual,pen and a ballon that ended on the morden spoons ceiling:-)

Pow was a busy pub at lunchtime in the 80s,full of workers from the estate opposite. Last time I went there a kiwi called Terry was landlord, his 2 boxer dogs would slobber all over your jeans.

Talking of tosh always saw him drinking with the rest of the crew from the bill in Abby miles pub on a Thursday night they always went upstairs bit away from the fish bloke who turned up with his wicker basket

I was once a barman in the PoW, Morden Road. It was a very scuzzy pub.

One final thing about Fish, I remember when we played Spurs on a Sunday at Selhurst in 1992 I went to Crawley v Yeovil in the FA Cup 4th qualifying at Crawley’s old ground the day before and Fish was playing for Crawley, he was only 29 but his hair had turned completely white

Wimbledon v Palace at home in 84/5 was also played on on a Sunday so presumably agreed by both in order to boost crowds, we won 3-2 after scoring 3 in about 10 mins. Carlisle away in 1986 was played on a Sunday enabling me and my brother to go to Workington the day before

Morning all. StD - the PoW always only seems to open in the evening these days, and there's never anyone in it when I pass it.

Trigger - I have loads of music celeb stories from my band years, but trying to keep to football.

Trigg - you had me at “tug”… 🤪😂

Most drinkers would of met Tosh in the prince of wales morden road(how does that pub keep open?) or the skinners arms(block of flats) mitcham.

I’ve got lots of celeb claims to fame but the only sporting one is that I once did a tug of war with that bloke from The Bill.

And Mickey Stewart, another ex-Don's player, lives almost opposite my Dad's old place in New Malden.

Paul Fishenden and Kevin Gage shared a flat in Merton Mansions during the mid 80's, almost opposite us. It was known as the Pleasure Dome. One of our founding fathers lived there in more recent times.

When i was in the running for Mr UK in the early 90s,Geoff Capes was one of the judges

Bob - this was in Cambridge when I was a student (1977 or 1978), he was happy to chat with people in the clubhouse after the game too… 👍

A4E - I used to see Geoff Capes a lot - either at the Crystal Palace Sports Centre where I was having indoor nets or in the Wimpey Bar at Crystal Palace where he was eating hamburger after hamburger. A really nice guy who was happy to give some of his time.

Pretty cool to have played at Plough Lane.

I played against Geoff Capes when I was doing my degree - he was in goal, we played the Cambridgeshire police team…

StD - possibly due to the Miners strike resulting in power shortages hence the need to kick off at something like 14.00 to avoid the need to use floodlights??