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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks |
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Tue 1st Oct 2013 2:38pm
Hi Ace 
I recall "Moby Dicks" from before it had a the name in the fifties. A great hobby is fish & chips, always been a favourite food of mine. What a crime, for it to be called "junk food" by some. Thank you for your memories, Ace. 
ps. When Terry Waite was released following his brave act, that saw him detained for so, so long, his reply to a media reporter who asked him what he was first looking forward to in his new freedom, was, "Enjoying fish & chips with his family".  |
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Tony Herron
Lampeter, Ceredigion |
122 of 253
Tue 1st Oct 2013 6:19pm
On 13th Aug 2011 5:57am, NeilsYard said:
Surely The Parsons Nose in Bishops Street...
Oh yes Neil always the 'Nose' after a night out at the Bear, Tally Ho, Dog & Trumpet, Penny Black and Silver Sword amongst others! |
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Mick Strong
Coventry |
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Mon 7th Oct 2013 10:09pm
Just to throw a haddock in the works, who remembers Jack Bodell keeping the chippy in Jardine Crescent? Mick Strong
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NormK
bulkington |
124 of 253
Mon 7th Oct 2013 10:13pm
Yes... Didn't Ali go to visit him when he was over here? Milly rules
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Mick Strong
Coventry |
125 of 253
Tue 8th Oct 2013 12:58pm
Anyone remember the converted coaches and vans that used to wait outside the pubs and clubs? Mick Strong
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks |
126 of 253
Tue 8th Oct 2013 5:39pm
Hi again Mick
I remember Woodway Lane in the days before the M6 was built & the arm of the canal that served the Alex colliery was still in place. A fish & chip converted single deck bus was a Friday & Saturday night regular, opposite the Jolly Collier pub. The derelict pub was a victim of arson recently. My best reminder now is the old steel arch canal bridge that was moved to Spon End, where it now crosses the Sherbourne. |
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Midland Red
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127 of 253
Tue 8th Oct 2013 9:24pm
On 7th Oct 2013 10:13pm, NormK said:
Yes... Didn't Ali go to visit him when he was over here?
Telegraph article  |
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Old Lincolnian
Coventry |
128 of 253
Wed 9th Oct 2013 6:58pm
I remember the chip shop Bodell had (The Knockout?) from working in Tile Hill for a while. The food was always good but I swear his eyes used to start to glaze over whenever the bell went on the microwave  |
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dutchman
Spon End |
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Mon 21st Oct 2013 2:53am
What's hilarious is that one day last summer my GP ordered me to eat more fish!
I neglected to mention to her it was already my favourite food and hardly needed an excuse to consume it at every opportunity.
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| TonyS |
130 of 253
Mon 21st Oct 2013 8:58am
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| dutchman |
131 of 253
Mon 21st Oct 2013 12:10pm
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
132 of 253
Mon 21st Oct 2013 3:34pm
Hi Dutchman, have you ever asked your favourite chippy for the fish without the batter?
It works for me here (it does help if you give him a nice smile)  |
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| dutchman |
133 of 253
Mon 21st Oct 2013 4:07pm
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mickw
nuneaton |
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Fri 25th Oct 2013 10:15pm
On 1st Oct 2013 10:29am, Ace said:
Always LOVED 2 chippies when I lived in Wyken, Moby Dick (Sewall Highway roundabout where #7 bus terminated) and the other was on Sewall Highway by the Purcell Road junction. BOTH run by Greek Cypriots throughout the 1970s. ALWAYS top notch!
Both families sadly gone now, run by people who insist on selling Kebabs/Pizza/Fried Chicken.
Sometimes after a night at The Grange, we'd stop at Vasilous which was on Avon Street if our hunger pangs couldn't be stifled before Moby Dicks (that was always busy with The Devons' drinkers). Vasilous was also a decent chippy.
George from Avon Chippy and Andy from Moby Dicks were related. I too used both chippies depending on which pub I used, mostly the Grange though |
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mickw
nuneaton |
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Fri 25th Oct 2013 10:37pm
Here`s one for Dutchman, there was a chip shop in Paynes Lane in the 60s, the man who ran it was Mr Dixon, people said he was the brother of Reg Dixon who played the organ in Blackpool Tower. I also remember a faggot and pea shop a little further down the road towards the Binley Oak. Food in both was brilliant, always had scratchings on the chips from Dixons |
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