Tim Gudgin RIP

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Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 13 Nov 17 4.39pm
Another Palace supporter has passed away. Thoughts and prayers go out to all his family and friends. RIP.
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Willo Online

South coast - west of Brighton. 13 Nov 17 4.39pm

Another Palace supporter has passed away.

Thoughts and prayers go out to all his family and friends.

RIP.

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Kermit8 Hevon 13 Nov 17 5.14pm
RIP indeed. Just to add to Willos post Tim was the gentleman who read out the scores at 4:50 on Grandstand for donkeys years with that wonderful fine vintage voice of his. An important part of our youth and childhood for many of us. The thrill of waiting for the results because back in those days we didn't always have up to date scores nor commentary. Edited by Kermit8 (13 Nov 2017 5.15pm) Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Kermit8

Hevon 13 Nov 17 5.14pm

RIP indeed.

Just to add to Willos post Tim was the gentleman who read out the scores at 4:50 on Grandstand for donkeys years with that wonderful fine vintage voice of his.

An important part of our youth and childhood for many of us. The thrill of waiting for the results because back in those days we didn't always have up to date scores nor commentary.

Edited by Kermit8 (13 Nov 2017 5.15pm)

Big chest and massive boobs

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Eewires Guildford 13 Nov 17 5.18pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 RIP indeed. Just to add to Willos post Tim was the gentleman who read out the scores at 4:50 on Grandstand for donkeys years with that wonderful fine vintage voice of his. An important part of our youth and childhood for many of us. The thrill of waiting for the results because back in those days we didn't always have up to date scores nor commentary. Edited by Kermit8 (13 Nov 2017 5.15pm) He also used to present Top of the Form on radio. He had one of those voices that would melt butter. Sad news for an oldun like me.
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Eewires

Guildford 13 Nov 17 5.18pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

RIP indeed.

Just to add to Willos post Tim was the gentleman who read out the scores at 4:50 on Grandstand for donkeys years with that wonderful fine vintage voice of his.

An important part of our youth and childhood for many of us. The thrill of waiting for the results because back in those days we didn't always have up to date scores nor commentary.

Edited by Kermit8 (13 Nov 2017 5.15pm)

He also used to present Top of the Form on radio. He had one of those voices that would melt butter. Sad news for an oldun like me.

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Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 13 Nov 17 5.20pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 RIP indeed. Just to add to Willos post Tim was the gentleman who read out the scores at 4:50 on Grandstand for donkeys years with that wonderful fine vintage voice of his. An important part of our youth and childhood for many of us. The thrill of waiting for the results because back in those days we didn't always have up to date scores nor commentary. Edited by Kermit8 (13 Nov 2017 5.15pm) Apart from that great voice we also had that 'Teleprinter'. [Link] And in those days one could see supporters leaving 'Selhurst Park' surrounding a chap with a transistor radio listening out for the scores. RIP Tim. Edited by Willo (13 Nov 2017 5.21pm)
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Willo Online

South coast - west of Brighton. 13 Nov 17 5.20pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

RIP indeed.

Just to add to Willos post Tim was the gentleman who read out the scores at 4:50 on Grandstand for donkeys years with that wonderful fine vintage voice of his.

An important part of our youth and childhood for many of us. The thrill of waiting for the results because back in those days we didn't always have up to date scores nor commentary.

Edited by Kermit8 (13 Nov 2017 5.15pm)

Apart from that great voice we also had that 'Teleprinter'.
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And in those days one could see supporters leaving 'Selhurst Park' surrounding a chap with a transistor radio listening out for the scores.

RIP Tim.

Edited by Willo (13 Nov 2017 5.21pm)

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DutchEagleJohan Vlissingen, Netherlands 13 Nov 17 6.57pm
I genuinely can say he was one of the reasons I fell in love with English football and went traveling to see games in the late 80-ties. Before the time of the internet and listening on MF, names like Preston North End or West Bromwich Albion would sound more exotic then any sunny island in the Pacific. Never knew he was a Palace fan I shall admit, RIP.
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I genuinely can say he was one of the reasons I fell in love with English football and went traveling to see games in the late 80-ties. Before the time of the internet and listening on MF, names like Preston North End or West Bromwich Albion would sound more exotic then any sunny island in the Pacific.
Never knew he was a Palace fan I shall admit, RIP.

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Phil H 15 Nov 17 10.48am
Rip Tim Gudgin. He read the Final Score results from 1995. The voice that us older HOLers associate with the Final Score of our childhood apparently belonged to Len Martin, according to my Googling. This link is from Grandstand in 1992, fast forward to 19.00 for those unmistakable tones. [Link] As a Southerner my favourite name was always Hamilton Academicals, sounds like a team of university lecturers!
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Phil H

15 Nov 17 10.48am

Rip Tim Gudgin.
He read the Final Score results from 1995. The voice that us older HOLers associate with the Final Score of our childhood apparently belonged to Len Martin, according to my Googling. This link is from Grandstand in 1992, fast forward to 19.00 for those unmistakable tones.
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As a Southerner my favourite name was always Hamilton Academicals, sounds like a team of university lecturers!

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Pete53 Hassocks 15 Nov 17 3.10pm
Originally posted by Phil H Rip Tim Gudgin. He read the Final Score results from 1995. The voice that us older HOLers associate with the Final Score of our childhood apparently belonged to Len Martin, according to my Googling. This link is from Grandstand in 1992, fast forward to 19.00 for those unmistakable tones. [Link] As a Southerner my favourite name was always Hamilton Academicals, sounds like a team of university lecturers! Yes, Grandstand with David Coleman standing alongside the tele-printer that chattered out the scores, and then Len Martin reading the classified results with his very distinctive intonations - without looking you knew straight away from the way he read out the home team score whether it was a home win, draw, or away win. Apparently he was actually Australian by birth. Edited by Pete53 (15 Nov 2017 3.11pm)
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Pete53

Hassocks 15 Nov 17 3.10pm

Originally posted by Phil H

As a Southerner my favourite name was always Hamilton Academicals, sounds like a team of university lecturers!

Yes, Grandstand with David Coleman standing alongside the tele-printer that chattered out the scores, and then Len Martin reading the classified results with his very distinctive intonations - without looking you knew straight away from the way he read out the home team score whether it was a home win, draw, or away win. Apparently he was actually Australian by birth.

Edited by Pete53 (15 Nov 2017 3.11pm)

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Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 15 Nov 17 3.15pm
Originally posted by Pete53 Yes, Grandstand with David Coleman standing alongside the tele-printer that chattered out the scores, and then Len Martin reading the classified results with his very distinctive intonations - without looking you knew straight away from the way he read out the home team score whether it was a home win, draw, or away win. Apparently he was actually Australian by birth. Edited by Pete53 (15 Nov 2017 3.11pm) Yes I remember this well !!!! And I remember that Teleprinter clattering out the scores. [Link] Edited by Willo (15 Nov 2017 3.16pm)
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Willo Online

South coast - west of Brighton. 15 Nov 17 3.15pm

Originally posted by Pete53

Yes, Grandstand with David Coleman standing alongside the tele-printer that chattered out the scores, and then Len Martin reading the classified results with his very distinctive intonations - without looking you knew straight away from the way he read out the home team score whether it was a home win, draw, or away win. Apparently he was actually Australian by birth.

Edited by Pete53 (15 Nov 2017 3.11pm)

Yes I remember this well !!!!

And I remember that Teleprinter clattering out the scores.
[Link]

Edited by Willo (15 Nov 2017 3.16pm)

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Pete53 Hassocks 15 Nov 17 10.36pm
Originally posted by Willo Yes I remember this well !!!! And I remember that Teleprinter clattering out the scores. [Link] Edited by Willo (15 Nov 2017 3.16pm) I am pleased to see the clip you chose featured a heavy defeat for the weeds.
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Pete53

Hassocks 15 Nov 17 10.36pm

Originally posted by Willo

Yes I remember this well !!!!

And I remember that Teleprinter clattering out the scores.
[Link]

Edited by Willo (15 Nov 2017 3.16pm)

I am pleased to see the clip you chose featured a heavy defeat for the weeds.

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