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Very well known Exeweb poster
Incidentally the aforementioned Stuart Brailey also had a Video Rental Shop in Monks Rd at about the same time, In View Video. i was a member of that establishment
Ha...Dropped a LWas Bob Palmer's nickname Oberon ?
Great photo. I had no idea that our players were such early pioneers of "Movember" 41 years ago !Found a photo of the opening of the Video Rental Shop in the former Near Post Club Shop. It was called Near Post Video Shop.
Photo from November 1982.
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Didn’t he end up in court for renting out some ‘under-the-counter’ vids?!Incidentally the aforementioned Stuart Brailey also had a Video Rental Shop in Monks Rd at about the same time, In View Video. i was a member of that establishment
That rings a bell...Didn’t he end up in court for renting out some ‘under-the-counter’ vids?!
Yes...His son did work on the turnstiles.Did Bob used to have a big mop of black hair and a son who either worked on the turnstiles or, maybe, sold 50-50 tickets?
Any Exewebbers in the picture?I can't remember the Club Shop at the back of the Big Bank
I spy Tim Long.Any Exewebbers in the picture?
Well you didn’t miss anything Olds. I was booked on that trip too. But it was all cancelled when City had a match rearranged for when the trip to Luxembourg was on. So we all got our deposits back!Ha...Dropped a L
I wonder if Bobs still about. A real character with a bit of a short fuse at times. He sat near me in the Doble for years.
One memory of Bob in the Near Post was asking for my deposit back for a coach trip the club were running to watch England in Luxembourg(Sept 1977) I was 16, my parents refused to give me the rest of the money when they heard where I was travelling to. Bob was not best pleased giving me back my fiver & messing around