Mill Hill

Uh, on Sunday, I remember once they did a, showed a clip of, I think a game against QPR where Ronnie Rosenthal took Darren Peacock, who was a big center back from QPR, on his back, beat him a few times and, and scored and I'm sitting there and John Barnes goes to Ronnie and he goes, "Oh, that was good, Ronnie, innit?" Ronnie goes, "Yeah, yeah, thanks." Like, you know, John Barnes, the, the icon.

Um, and then when he moved to Tottenham, as a Tottenham fan, that was just amazing because I would go with him to Chase Lodge, uh, which is in Mill Hill, North London, where they used to train, and I'd be sitting there watching the training actually behind the ropes.

Sometimes I'd actually be involved in training.

I remember days when the likes of Ian Walker would be, you know, "Oh, kid, go in goal," and then sh- you know, he'd start shooting.

Yeah.

I think one thing that, that did hit pretty hard around the theme of risk was when we did, when the business grew from one site in Muswell Hill, then we moved into Mill Hill and then the third one, which was the biggest.

risk was moving into the central london clinic an opening there just under a year ago now and that one was the biggest step because we're going into complete new territory we have no digital footprint there we have no client base there there's big competitors around all of these sort of things and it was a big risk but it was an opportunity to really grow the practice and take it to that next level and a real challenge point came when we were initially planning I was working off the club's timeframes to open and their opening date was initially from way earlier in the year.

It was always like, you know, open 1st of September, you're going to get a grace period there with time to build and things there, which I took on board.

So you were there,

the home of Saracen's rugby club, the Stonex Stadium in Mill Hill, just off the M1, Michael.

Yeah, it was an interesting event.

I couldn't resist going for one last hurrah this season.

Well, there you have it.

Secluded detached house in the Ridgeway, Mill Hill, London.

If you're interested in that, if you ever want to.

Then he moved to LA and did something else.

We can learn from different sports, for sure.

But the one real pleasing thing about it all is when you see these sports all sitting next to each other, you know, Mill Hill is a great example, North London, you've got Harding, you've got football, you've got 5-a-side, 6-a-side, 8-a-side, 9-a-side, You've got a D'Arcy, a dedicated D'Arcy into my mouth if you kick it in there.

What a super centre that is.

That is genuinely a serious community asset and I'm very proud that hopefully we can provide more of those across the UK and potentially the world.

There was quite a few others as well.

1st August 1988, one soldier dead and nine injured at the Inglis Army Barracks in Mill Hill, North London.

This was...

Regarded as the first successful, I'm using air quotes there, mainland attack since the 1984 bombings at the Grand Hotel in Brighton.