Oi, I was first!Dirk Gently wrote:Oooopps - I was only half awake at the time!
Cheers SKB.
Coppelled Streets wrote: Oi, I was first!
orCoppelled Streets wrote:Possibly Hendon?
SKB was a good deal more certain than you.="Super Kevin Bremner!"I was at that game - Was Reading versus Hendon and Dowie scored twice.
We won the game 4-2.
Yeah but he's an oldie.Dirk Gently wrote:Coppelled Streets wrote: Oi, I was first!orCoppelled Streets wrote:Possibly Hendon?SKB was a good deal more certain than you.="Super Kevin Bremner!"I was at that game - Was Reading versus Hendon and Dowie scored twice.
We won the game 4-2.
If I was a little morw agile I'd come round there and hit you with my walking stick.Coppelled Streets wrote:Yeah but he's an oldie.Dirk Gently wrote:Coppelled Streets wrote: Oi, I was first!orCoppelled Streets wrote:Possibly Hendon?SKB was a good deal more certain than you.="Super Kevin Bremner!"I was at that game - Was Reading versus Hendon and Dowie scored twice.
We won the game 4-2.
Sounded like Kevin to me.The 17 Bus wrote:He called him Keith Senior.
Coppelled Streets wrote:At 16 Dowie was rejected by Southampton and went to the University of Hertfordshire to study for a Master's Degree in engineering. On completion he became an employee of British Aerospace, whilst keeping up football at non-league level playing for Cheshunt alongside his brother Bob. He left Cheshunt to build up his fitness and signed for Hendon.
Highlights were on BBC. Taped it somewhere, and still have it.If i could get my hardware to work i could try to make an AVI of it, but I can'tMuskrat wrote:I was at that game against Hendon. Must admit I didn't realise it was Dowie that was playing that day, but why should I?
I was also at the two subsequent games against Maidstone, the second (replay) being played at the now defunct Dartford ground. Remember some Dartord Chav shouting at Trevor Senior right next to me on the touchline and Trev just giving him a great big toothless grin back. Those were the days.
(sic) indeed - it was Hatfield Poly back then. In addition to the A-levels, you'd also need a batchelor's degree to get on a master's course. It's no wonder the "profession" of journalism is so derided these days.strap wrote:Now I appreciate that the University of Hertfordshire (sic) is probably not a bastion of engineering, but even THEY couldn't offer places on Master's Degree courses to a 16 year old surely? In my day (which would jhave been around the same time as Dowie), you neede A-levels to get to Univ, especially engineering courses.A lazy journalist wrote:At 16 Dowie was rejected by Southampton and went to the University of Hertfordshire to study for a Master's Degree in engineering.
strap wrote:Coppelled Streets wrote:At 16 Dowie was rejected by Southampton and went to the University of Hertfordshire to study for a Master's Degree in engineering. On completion he became an employee of British Aerospace, whilst keeping up football at non-league level playing for Cheshunt alongside his brother Bob. He left Cheshunt to build up his fitness and signed for Hendon.
Now I appreciate that the University of Hertfordshire (sic) is probably not a bastion of engineering, but even THEY couldn't offer places on Master's Degree courses to a 16 year old surely? In my day (which would jhave been around the same time as Dowie), you neede A-levels to get to Univ, especially engineering courses.
Smacks of yet more lazy journos to me.
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