100% not. He resigned in February 1991 and Souness took over as manager there in April of the same year.

I think you may have missed the irony in my post mate. I married into a Sellick family.

Super Ally did quite well at Rangers, I always thought. Albeit in extremely strange circumstances.

That was my first ever visit to Celtic Park Mark!

Is it too early to say I saw Wayne and Colleen looking at houses in Wilpshire the other day?

They are medics though, not football people as such, to be fair. All depends what job they are moving from/to I suppose.

Tim Hardin - Misty Roses

Thankfully we've pretty much ensured first innings parity. Be a good game to win now!

With some players, you just know they are going to be good managers. Kompany is one of them, I think he'd be a terrific appointment for you lot.

High - Full Member's Cup Final. It was the first time I'd seen the Rovers at Wembley and I must admit I was very emotional when Killer lifted the trophy wearing our famous blue and white shirt. The play-off final of 1992 ran it very close to be fair. Low - "Glad All Over" (if you know, you know). Sublime - I never thought I would witness Rovers as champions of England, but there was a 4 year build up towards that so my sublime moment is actually when King Kenneth Matheson Dalglish was unveiled as Blackburn Rovers manager to an incredulous crowd at Ewood just before a game against Plymouth. Witnessing the quite different talents of Messrs Shearer and Kerimoglu in a Rovers shirt were also moments that I will cherish forever.

The Belle Stars - Sign of the Times

I didn't know where to post this but if anyone is interested in what should be a good night, while raising money for Tony Parkes, there is an 'Evening With David Speedie' event on in Blues Bar at 7pm on Friday 6th May. It so happens that I'm on a rare visit home that weekend so I'll be there.

The Good, The Bad and the Queen - Kingdom of Doom Could be about Blackburn actually....

The lad who played the 'Paul Weller' part in The Jamm was called John Southern. He sadly passed away of cancer at a young age. They were always regarded as the best of the Jam tribute bands, although there is a young group 'Band Called Malice' who pretty much nail it these days.

Utter nonsense that thankfully, I have no idea where you have pulled that false memory from. As for his latest work being dull, music is obviously subjective but I can't think of another artist in their 60s who is still releasing credible new material on a regular basis and I include Paul McCartney and Elvis Costello in that. Weller did go through a period in the late 90s/early noughties where it all got a bit 'samey', and I don't like everything he's ever done (I didn't like everything The Jam did either to be fair) but I'm assuming you haven't heard his latest offerings? If you liked his early solo stuff you should check out the albums On Sunset and Fat Pop Volume 1.

Good call mate

The clue is in my username and the ASS clue is in yours 😂😂

Hedges is a decent player played in the correct position.

Joe Tex - You're Right Ray Charles

Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - Don't Leave Me This Way

One old singer/songwriter who was in the best band in the fucking world back in the day (who regularly plays KGH, including the other week, and has done for 44 years) has just completed a sold out tour of the UK on the back of two number one albums released during lockdown. I'm sure you didn't mean him ASS? 😉

Love - Alone Again Or

It was the second game Chaddy, both thumping victories.

I think a battering is exactly what they will get. That said, Liverpool might take their foot off the brake in the second half to save themselves for the Champions League semi final.

The Small Faces - Song Of a Baker