....round about September.

Valeri Belokon’s application to have a Court Receiver appointed to recoup the £25m he is still owed by Oyston is expected to be heard in the High Court February 11th-13th.

The Skids - In To The Valley

Grandmaster Flash - White Lines (Don't Do It)

Many season ticket holders from other stands bought tickets in the JW Upper just for a change.

Everyone I've spoken to says Travis and Reed are the best centre midfield pairing we have (possibly with Bennett and Armstrong on either side)....... ......are you listening TM?

Degrees Of Motion - Shine On

PM McClarky. He lives there.

The Stranglers - Something Better Change

Vote Leonard for Chief Exec.

Good lad John. Proper hardcore supporter.

Only club in Suffolk.

Eddie Amador - House Music

If you read the article, the fan groups are weighing up all the possible outcomes, before deciding on their joint course of action.

Valery Belokon considering appointing a Court Receiver to obtain the outstanding £25m he is owed. This is unprecedented in English football. All 3 fan groups considering ending their boycott together, should this happen. Looks like the end game for Oyston. https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/sport/football/blackpool-fc/blackpool-fan-groups-release-joint-statement-about-potential-impact-of-court-receiver-1-9532125

Motorhead - Iron Fist

Three. Think our better displays and results under TM have mostly been without Evans.

The Clash - Guns Of Brixton

Buzzcocks - Ever Fallen In Love

Great times. Rovers laid on coaches to away games from all surrounding areas, except the Ribble Valley for some reason. So the Valley Blues organised their own transport to every single game through the decade, usually a coach but if numbers were low, a tranny van. Legendary trips, including Highfield Road where the first ale stop was the bloody Farthings. Then there was Maine Road when we got to the Derby Brewery Arms on Cheetham Hill Road about 10am and the landlord let us in.

Oceanic - Insanity

Sister Sledge - Thinking Of You

Control - Dance With Me (I'm Your Ecstasy)

The Clash - Complete Control

After his final game some fans demonstrated on Nuttall Street. Peter White wrote "...no manager could legislate for the mistakes that team made". Bobby was gone that week. In came Don Mackay, the Full Members Cup win at Wembley and the start of the club's resurrection.