Marcus Lionel Judge

Born in London, moved to Gillingham, Kent in 1996, working at the British Heart Foundation Chatham F&E store as Customer Service Supervisor.

[Michael Troughton @mwtroughton]

Something is brewing…
A very special family story is about to open, filled with memories, laughter, archive treasures, creative sparks, surprise guests, and a few questions only true fans will answer.
Keep your eyes peeled and the kettle close.
Coming soon.

[Marcus Lionel Judge @Marcus_Judge]

@georgethefourth @KasterborousUK I thoroughly enjoy your work and am aware it is AI generated, but believe it enhances the stories they are based on, as well as giving a What If to the Whoniverse

[After Review @YonkoAbbz]

This commentator is class 😂

[Marcus Lionel Judge @Marcus_Judge]

@Alarsenalnews_ Tottenham

[Marcus Lionel Judge @Marcus_Judge]

@Arsenal GOYG

[archivetvmusings @archivetvmus71]

Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise received the 1970 BAFTA award for Best Television/Light Entertainment Personality (Ronnie Barker, John Cleese and Spike Milligan were the runners up).

[Doctor Who 1986 @doctorwho1980s]

It's May 1986.

More than meets the eye.

#DoctorWho1986

[Too many ways to d*e @waysxmany]

Please wait for the train to come to a complete stop before boarding

[Clayton Hickman @claytonhickman]

Here’s a colourised and restored photo of Tom Baker and Lis Sladen enjoying the sunshine at the National Radiological Protection Board, Didcot, Oxfordshire, on Monday 21st July 1975, during filming for #DoctorWho and the Android Invasion.

[Stu’s Football Flashbacks @stusfootyflash]

On this day in 1998:

Tony Adams is put through by Steve Bould and seals the title in style with one of the great Premier League moments.

“That sums it all up!”

[𝖍𝖊𝖓𝖙𝖊 @hente_afsc]

Rarely seen footage from this day 1971 as The #Arsenal won the League Championship at White Hart Lane with a 1-0 victory over Spurs.

[Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 @joncoopertweets]

This photo should be on the front page of every single newspaper in America today.

[Veronica @Vexx1969]

@maddenifico 🍊🤡 @WhiteHouse
@realdonaldtRUMP

[Dena (aka Cookie Monster 🍪) @Deanna558517784]

@maddenifico

[Bill Madden @maddenifico]

Trump completely passed out, reawakened, then passed out again during today's pressor in the Oval Office. 😂🤣👇

[all arsenal news @Alarsenalnews_]

When Arsenal went to Anfield in 1989 needing to beat Liverpool 2-0 to win the league, every one of the lads went back to London afterwards to celebrate.

Lee Dixon did not.

That was his biggest regret about the whole night.

Because before the game, his mum had already told him he had to come back home.

His uncle was over from Australia.

There was a party planned.

And as far as Dixon was concerned, Arsenal probably were not even going to win the title anyway.

So he had already arranged to go back.

Then Michael Thomas scored.

Arsenal won the league.

And while the rest of the squad were heading off to celebrate one of the maddest title wins English football had ever seen, Dixon was stood outside Anfield with a bottle of champagne waving them off.

He got in the car with his brother and started driving back through Liverpool towards his mum and dad’s.

He still had his Arsenal blazer on.

And had a bottle of champagne with champions stamped across it.

After a while it caught up with him that he had not eaten.

His brother spotted a chippy.

So Dixon said he would go in and get it.

Right then he still was not thinking properly.

He jumped out and ran straight in.

And the second he opened the door, it hit him.

The place was full.

Liverpool had just lost the title.

And he was standing in the middle of Liverpool in an Arsenal blazer.

“Oh my God.”

“This is the end.”

By then there was no real way out of it.

So he just kept his head down and went to the counter.

“Four fish and chips please.”

Then he looked up at the bloke behind the counter.

He was just staring at him.

Dixon was waiting for it.

Instead the fella leaned over and gave him the line that saved him.

“It’s alright lad.”

“You can have extra chips.”

“We’re all Evertonians.”

Instead of getting buried in a Liverpool chip shop in an Arsenal blazer after Arsenal had just won the title at Anfield, Dixon ended up having a party in there with a load of Evertonians.

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

Security Footage Captures Brave Horse Protecting Woman During Earthquake

[TV Football 1968-92 @1968Tv]

BBC World Cup….LIVE
July 1966
World Cup Semi Final
England 2-1 Portugal
Commentator Ken Wolstenholme
#England #Portugal #WorldCup