Nostalgia
- Thread starter The SHADOW
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Supporters run onto the field to congratulate England batsman Geoffrey Boycott after he reached his 100th first-class century during his innings of 191 in the 4th Test match between England and Australia at Headingley, Leeds, 11th August 1977.
Boycott became the first player to score his 100th first-class century in a Test match. England won the match by an innings and 85 runs and regained the Ashes.
Boycott became the first player to score his 100th first-class century in a Test match. England won the match by an innings and 85 runs and regained the Ashes.
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hank37w
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You've gotta love that, Legs 11. 🤣
Halbrowne61
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The local Chinese ! My first was the Wing Wah at Top Ryde, Sydney.
The local suburban chinese restaurant brings back so many good memories (any suburb or town).Friendly people serving a good honest meal and the lifeblood of Australian life in the last 70+ years.
Local Chinese is great, but more recently I love the names of the local Thai restaurants, I have been to Thai Riffic and Thaiphoon
Halbrowne61
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Still going strong, I can’t believe it !
Halbrowne61
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What about the Liu Rose on Concord Road, is that still going ?
On the corner, yeppers, sure is - as popular as ever.
