Nostalgia

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Had a fair few there

 

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This Musical Icon wanted "A girl who'll stay and Won't play games behind me"

 

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The old Big Bear on Military road, Neutral Bay in 1963

 

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In "Brassed OFF" - one of the best Pommy movies ......
RIP

 

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Summer just isn't the same....
RIP Warnie

 

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Back when TV was black and white, and radio was KING:

Ward "Pally" Austin



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Rickapoodee and fandoogalee !
( I think that’s it or something similar).

 

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Right near The Oaks Hotel.

 

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The old Big Bear on Military road, Neutral Bay in 1963



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Right near the Oaks Hotel !!

 

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Rickapoodee and fandoogalee !
( I think that’s it or something similar).

Exactly as I remember (and spelled better too) 😂

 

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One for the older Rugby fans among us:

1981
Match day program for Sydney 1st Grade rugby union game between Warringah and Western Suburbs (as they were known before changing to West Harbour) - some famous names scattered among both teams

 

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The Mick Simmons Sport store in George Street in the city.
Don Bradman worked for Simmons when he first came up to Sydney from rural Bowral in the late 1920s.

 

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94 years ago today, New South Wales batsmen Don Bradman and Sid Barnes pictured going out to bat at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

6 January 1930 - Don Bradman's colossal score, with a "machine-like steadiness", a young Donald Bradman set a world record for the highest individual first-class innings after scoring 452 not out during a match against Queensland.

Bradman's record score stood for almost three decades, when Hanif Mohammad scored 499 for Karachi during the 1958–59 season.
This stood for more than 35 years before being passed by Brian Lara in 1994.

 

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26 years ago, our Matildas took on Sweden at North Sydney Oval in 2000.
In this friendly match on January 7, 2000, at North Sydney Oval, which Australia lost 0-2.