Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: Five Villa Tattoos on November 06, 2016, 09:52:23 PM
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Just read an interview with Fred Dineage and under the heading: "Do/did you know any players" He replied " The late Tony Barton, who managed Aston Villa's European cup win. Brilliant at DIY. He knocked down a stone fireplace I'd built and rebuilt it."
This put a smile on my face.
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That sounds like a line from a Half Man Half Biscuit song.
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Probably would be if Tony had managed Tranmere.
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If Dylan doesn't want the Nobel Prize for Literature, it should be given instead to the Wirral Wordsworth, the Bard of Birkenhead
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How?
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How?
Blimey, that's 35 years ago
I don't think that I ever saw How2
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Gambit
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Funnily enough whilst walking to my local shop last week I saw a sign saying 'Fred Dineage - Sold Out'. He's playing Areley Kings Village Hall in Stourport on Severn!
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If Dylan doesn't want the Nobel Prize for Literature, it should be given instead to the Wirral Wordsworth, the Bard of Birkenhead
Any songwriter who references Ferenc Puskas,Dukla Prague away kit,Subbeteo,driving a train load of cocaine to Trumpton and life in the bus lane in his songs deserves consideration but after Leonard Cohen and a posthumous award to Jacques Brel .
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Funnily enough whilst walking to my local shop last week I saw a sign saying 'Fred Dineage - Sold Out'. He's playing Areley Kings Village Hall in Stourport on Severn!
Just a coincidence. What you saw was some hard hitting anarchist graffiti speaking truth to power. How2? Dinage has pissed all over his legacy and he needs to be reminded of that.
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If Dylan doesn't want the Nobel Prize for Literature, it should be given instead to the Wirral Wordsworth, the Bard of Birkenhead
Any songwriter who references Ferenc Puskas,Dukla Prague away kit,Subbeteo,driving a train load of cocaine to Trumpton and life in the bus lane in his songs deserves consideration but after Leonard Cohen and a posthumous award to Jacques Brel .
The three best active British lyricists.... Nigel Blackwell, Julian Cope and Luke Haines.
No arguments allowed, ''tis the truth. ;)
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Surely Richard Stillgoe?
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Robyn Hitchcock, Ian Dury and continuing the Tranmere theme Elvis Costello.
I'd like to think of one Tony Barton as a bard. Give the man seven and a half minutes (or however long it goes for) and I'm sure he'd have come up with Bohemian Rhapsody without ever having played piano, guitar.
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One thing in common Tony Barton and Fred Dineage had, was they both had the same 'comb over bald patch' hairstyle!
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Funnily enough whilst walking to my local shop last week I saw a sign saying 'Fred Dineage - Sold Out'. He's playing Areley Kings Village Hall in Stourport on Severn!
I reckon it was a Fred Dinenage tribute act - looking to cash in on the general public's insatiable appetite for all-things-Frederick. I bet the (unofficial) merchandise must've been selling like hot-cakes. Kerching! :)