Tony Charlton

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Viv, great memories of soup and hot dogs on a Saturday evening, watching football replay with Tony Charlton plus others.

And Simo, I remember our parish priest changed the Saturday night service because too many people stayed home and watched the replay.

He too wanted to watch, so he changed the mass times.

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this is Tony Charlton.

He called one of the first round of games that were played on TV.

Tony Charlton was one of the callers.

I mean, you can jump over that roof, just thrilling, absolutely thrilling to see him rise in a pack and go way above them and If Gary looks good and you think Coleman's better, how do you paint a picture of that?

Tony Charlton.

And Tony Charlton is great in this film.

So broadcaster who was there at the start of broadcasting footy, but had seen footy way back into the 50s and probably earlier, he's brilliant in this film.

It tells the story of Coleman's rise and then the harassment that he was subjected to.

And that's one of the things I like most about this is that the, There's all these greats of the game, but they're not like, and they are reflecting on their own stuff, but they're also paying tribute as fans of the game.

You hear the legends.

be reduced to just fans like us the norm smith segment incredible and i know like red bartlett's unearthed the full video of the tony charlton footy show when norm smith was sacked but part of this was shown as part of the documentary and not many people had seen it since it had been aired so that was a discovery