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  • Fantomas
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    The set design on 'From Hell' is pretty breathtaking and though the film isn't much cop, the first generation DVD is worth a punt for the directors, the Hughes brothers, DVD extra touring the (not exactly topographically accurate but aesthetically as near as dammit) sets designed by David Baxa.

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  • Robert
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    Talking of monsters :



    http://www.theguardian.com/artanddes...lding-east-end

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  • MrBarnett
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    Good news, it would seem, although these corporate monsters rarely take no for an answer.

    http://spitalfieldslife.com/2015/07/...gate-is-saved/

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  • andy1867
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    R.I.P fellow Owl....
    He must have followed them more than once after relegation GUT..Its become a bit of a pastime for Owls fans

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  • GUT
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    Originally posted by andy1867 View Post
    Passing strange his low opinion of his football club then GUT
    League champions twice in a row..F.A cup and Charity shield winners..and among the top clubs in the country for most of the time...He must have been concentrating on the cricket eh
    He followed them till the day he died, even after relegation.

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  • andy1867
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    Originally posted by GUT View Post
    It may have been, I know he was with the cricket club in it's last season [think it hard parted from the football club by then].
    Passing strange his low opinion of his football club then GUT
    League champions twice in a row..F.A cup and Charity shield winners..and among the top clubs in the country for most of the time...He must have been concentrating on the cricket eh

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  • GUT
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    Originally posted by andy1867 View Post
    It would have had to have been a little earlier than the 30's or 40's GUT
    It may have been, I know he was with the cricket club in it's last season [think it hard parted from the football club by then].

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  • andy1867
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    Originally posted by GUT View Post
    Yep the bloke who introduced me to them played cricket for SW a looooong time back probably in 30s and 40s.
    It would have had to have been a little earlier than the 30's or 40's GUT

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  • GUT
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    Originally posted by andy1867 View Post
    Wednesday used to be a cricket team...much as the 11 we sent over to The Antipodes for the world cup..used to be
    Yep the bloke who introduced me to them played cricket for SW a looooong time back probably in 30s and 40s.

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  • moonbegger
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    Originally posted by PC2267 View Post
    After weeks of planning I finally visited Whitechapel only to discover that Durwood Street is a building site... I fear that Nichols's murder location will be harder to locate in the future. Mitre Square isn't a square anymore... but you can still see where Eddowes met her end, but only just. I knew all the other locations are long gone. But I did find Swallow Gardens , you can't actually get to it mind (like a little time capsule in there I imagine). I think I'm right in saying that Mitre Square will be only place still in existence that you can actually stand on... Interestingly there's no plaque or anything. Thought they'd have marked it somehow for the tourists.......?
    G,day PC ,

    I would say the west side of Hanbury st is one of the last standing witnesses to that Autumn .. If them old bricks opposite 29 could talk eh we also have ye old board school & wall which still leads us down to Polly's site , along with the Ten Bells , Mary's corner and surrounding streets not to forget the Glorious Christchurch and all her majesty . Goulston street and the mysterious GSG can still be summoned up in the memory , particularly on a rainy night .

    moonbegger

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  • andy1867
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    Wednesday used to be a cricket team...much as the 11 we sent over to The Antipodes for the world cup..used to be

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  • GUT
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    Originally posted by andy1867 View Post
    Alas it seems the witty art of football banter disappears apace with our "whittled" buildings
    One of my close friends was a Wednesday man and he was the first to tell me that SW weren't really a football team.

    But of course here in Aus soccer ain't really football anyway.

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  • andy1867
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    Alas it seems the witty art of football banter disappears apace with our "whittled" buildings

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  • GUT
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    Originally posted by Harry D View Post
    As in Sheffield Wednesday, a so-called "football team".
    So-called by whom

    Never heard such tom foolery SW a Football team, what next.

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  • c.d.
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    Originally posted by Harry D View Post
    As in Sheffield Wednesday, a so-called "football team".
    Ok. I get it now. Thanks, Harry.

    c.d.

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