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T Rex - I Love to Boogie

The Barron Knights - A Taste of Aggro

The word 'The' saved you I think mate ? Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Hey Hey My My (Into the Black)

Big Joe Turner - Shake, Rattle and Roll

As a player, Tony must have headed an awful lot of footballs in his time, that's all I'll say on this nonsense.

The Jam - Set the House Ablaze

The Beatles - Til There Was You

I didn’t know who he was until it was pointed out to me ?

Pretty sure that was the game I was sat next to Robert Plant on the main stand.

The Small Faces - Rollin’ Over

The Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love?

And he still is, even though he's in his mid 50s now ha ha

Yeah he's definitely the one I thought he was, ta.

The Poets - Baby Don't You Do It

Was he the big lad? If so he reminds me of my younger brother at that age.

I was flicking between the game and working but it looked like we had a lot of possession. It did look ponderous at times though. Still, a very good win under the circs!

One of my mates - a pro who played 500+ games including plenty in the prem - played alongside Sid even after he had left Rovers. He said he's the best midfield player he's ever shared a dressing room with.

1-1 with 10 minutes to go. No idea who scored.

We conceded just before half time; 1-0 to Brighton.

Rod Stewart - Little Miss Understood

You can find it here https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/my-albion-tv/videos

Part of a team that won the (old) First Division and the European Cup, when you had to be champions just to be in it. He was a different class, a much better all-round footballer than Dunny. Wand of a left foot. And we only saw him at the arse-end of his career so I can only imagine how good he must have been in his prime. Tugay-esque.

I suspect that will be a pretty widely held view - as evidenced by the trajectory of their careers.

Electric Light Orchestra - Shine A Little Love

Billy Ocean - Red Light Spells Danger