I just finished watching both parts and yeah, really heavy going, but very well done. There isn't really any new information but in the last 13 years pretty much everything that could come out has come out so they can't be criticised for that. I thought they did a good job with Eddie's part as well, although he really deserves his own episode at some point.

That was a pretty lame excuse Ian, if you don’t mind me saying so..?

His name is Eamon Rogers, he is the king of our land, his hair hangs over his shoulders, tied up with a blue and white band.

Watched an old motd featuring Sheffield Wednesday v derby the other day a couple of goals from warhurst playing up top such a shame we never really got too see the best of him he was a superb footballer.

Enjoyed this week's Dynamite overall, but have to admit I'm not totally sold on the Broken Matt Hardy character. I'm not sure it fits particularly well with the AEW aesthetic, although the lack of crowd and reaction plays a part in that. To be honest I've never been all in, so to speak, on the 'Broken' character. It was fine in TNA as an experimental thing, but I'm not convinced it translates well to a bigger company. I guess we'll see if AEW can do a better job than WWE in that regard. Brodie Lee's parody of Vince was pretty funny too! Especially the reaction to the sneeze.

Andy had an equally prolific partnership with John Byrom when he replaced Fred Pickering. Andy in two seasons. - 36 goal from from 41 games in season 63-64. ( 3 hatricks plus 4 goals in 2 games ). 32 goals from 42 games in season 64-65. ( 2 hat tricks ). All playing at the top level.

Pedersen instead of Duff ? Not fit to lace his boots.

The Mighty Wah! - The Story Of The Blues

Football, Rovers, decent back story - highly recommend watching it ?? Also good to see that even then our facilities were more modern than Turf Moor.

If you never saw Eamon Rogers play he was a David Dunn who could tackle. He could play anywhere apart from centre half and frequently did. Mainly in centre midfield but he played out wide some of the time and full back.on a few occasions. All the time looking a natural in whatever position. He had that priceless ability carry the ball from the half way line to the penalty box. He didn't take a backward step either. He missed his way and just allowed his career to fizzle out after a badly advised move to Charlton. Andy Mac fell out of love with football when he still had plenty left in the tank. He packed it in to go driving trams in Dublin allegedly !

I'd have Mick McGrath in there instead of Reid. He was very much in the David Batty mold of a gritty, hard working unspectacular player who was more skillful than he was given credit for. He suffered in comparison from playing in the same team as Ronnie Clayton. He holds the record of being the first Rovers player ever to be subbed. Against the red rats at Old Trafford. I was there.

Hands up, I watched both games ?

Don Mackay

I know they were all good players but they'd be better still with one more player !

-------------------Friedel Berg---Hendry---Nelsen---Warnock --Bentley---Tugay---Savage---Duff ----‐------Shearer---Bellamy