Champion the Wonder Horse.

Slices of Brawn.

I used to love eating raw jelly cubes.

OK what about:

Plimsoles...those black canvass gym shoes with the elastic gussett on the top.
Toilets with a chain instead of a handle.
Reliant Robin...3 wheeler cars
TV's without remote controls
Magic painting books...you dipped your brush in water and swept the wet brush over the picture to reveal the colours
Half a crowns and three penny bits
Popeye
Yogi Bear
Pixie and Dixie

Remember when 'having it off' referred to getting a haircut.

We had the original high-level toilets with a chain back in Solihull - you get a really good flush

Is there a connection? I wondered what happened to the horse.

Yeah never had blocked toilets in those days.

Sherbert Dips
Black Jacks
Corona Lemonade. (Labels were also good for a dodgy tax disc)
Bulmers Cider
Watney's Starlight (nearest you'd get to shandy)
Watney's Red Barrel ( what some shite that was)
Platform shoes
Checked Ben Sherman shirts.
Tonic trousers
Crombies
Mick Mcmanus and Steve Logan (Saturday afternoon wrestling......)

I must stop as i can now see the error of my ways!

They still do these here in the dollar stores...should I get one and post it to you?

I don't have a brush.

That's okay - you can use your tongue

YOu can still get the plimsolls in Woolies - ooh hang on woolies have gone - maybe Asda then!

We used to live next to Charlie Cook (another footballer of the George Best era) and then GB's ex wife was in the same class as my best mate.

BMy best mates dad was a producer on Radio One so we used to go to some cracking parties when we were 5 or 6 - ABBA, Paul Gambacinni, John Peel etc. . wandering around etc . . went straight over my head - I was just after the chocolate cake!

Anyone remember Six Five Special and Juke Box Jury.
Thick navy blue knickers with a pocket for your hankie.
School milk in little bottles, sour in summer and frozen in winter. Taking a penny to school for the starving babies in Africa. Writing on a slate at my first school. Pens with a nib and wooden shaft. Ink wells, blotting paper..

OOhh navy gym knickers!!

who remembers - "watch out watch out there's a Humphrey about?"

I do..I do. Those knickers were part of our grammar school uniform.

Spangles
Fine Fare Supermarkets
Co-Op milk checks
Dividend number at the Co-Op (I still remember ours 73497)
Tizer

TV Programs
Torchie the Battery Boy
Four Feather Falls
Sunday Night and the Sunday Palladium
Billy Bunter
Take Your Pick
Crackerjack
Sooty and Sweep