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Football programme on ITV from 1970s/1980s
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I'm trying to find out any details about a programme that I remember watching that was on broadcast on a midweek evening (at around 7pm) in the 70s or 80s on ITV.
The best way I can describe it is that it was a cross between a football skills competition and "It's A Knockout"!
I think it may have been introduced by Brian Moore or Dickie Davies and it involved all the "big names" from the "old" First Division.
Does anyone remember it?
The best way I can describe it is that it was a cross between a football skills competition and "It's A Knockout"!
I think it may have been introduced by Brian Moore or Dickie Davies and it involved all the "big names" from the "old" First Division.
Does anyone remember it?
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First series broadcast on ITV from 21st July - 1st September 1976 (networked in a Friday evening slot at 7:30-8pm).
Second series broadcast on ITV from September - October 1977 (Day/Times varied by region).
This was an HTV produced series [devised by Alan Joy-sticks, the long-serving manager of Bristol City FC from 1967 to 1980] featuring eight clubs taking part in a knock-out fitness/skills contest, it was presented by Dickie Davies with Brian Moore commentating, Norwich City and Derby County reached the final of the first series.
The eight clubs who took part in the 2nd series were Bristol City, Ipswich Town, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Leeds United, Leicester City, Manchester City, Queens Park Rangers and St Mirren, the final was contested by Leicester City and Manchester City.
http://homepage.ntlwo...sel/ITV/oddsends.html
First series broadcast on ITV from 21st July - 1st September 1976 (networked in a Friday evening slot at 7:30-8pm).
Second series broadcast on ITV from September - October 1977 (Day/Times varied by region).
This was an HTV produced series [devised by Alan Joy-sticks, the long-serving manager of Bristol City FC from 1967 to 1980] featuring eight clubs taking part in a knock-out fitness/skills contest, it was presented by Dickie Davies with Brian Moore commentating, Norwich City and Derby County reached the final of the first series.
The eight clubs who took part in the 2nd series were Bristol City, Ipswich Town, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Leeds United, Leicester City, Manchester City, Queens Park Rangers and St Mirren, the final was contested by Leicester City and Manchester City.
http://homepage.ntlwo...sel/ITV/oddsends.html
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