The Libertines - Can't Stand Me Now

Tried to upload a video but it didn't work......

The Style Council - Have You Ever Had It Blue?

The Beautiful South - Perfect 10

Elvis Costello and the Attractions - Oliver's Army

As starts go, they don't get much worse than that! Let's hope the Aussies choke again.

Paul Weller - Up In Suzi's Room

The Who - I Can See For Miles

Roxy Music - Dance Away

The bell end is at it again https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54134437

Ten Pole Tudor - Swords of a Thousand Men

I keep saying things like this as well, I told the missus yesterday that it was a glorious day to watch a Roses cricket match....

No, that's a Pizza Express I believe ?

Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Tonight's the Night

Lancs were unbelievable sloppy at times last night. In the field early on, and throwing daft early wickets away needlessly when batting. What Vilas was doing when he ran out Croft is anyone's guess, though it was predicted uncannily just a ball earlier by Graham Onions in the commentary box! We won't get away with that sort of sloppiness in the knockout stages.

What a footballing family that was!!! Stan was cousin of 'Wor Jackie' Milburn, a nickname that passed on to Jack Charlton I believe.

Rare for me to disagree with you TS but of these two I think Rovers are more in need of a Tommy Smith than a Jimmy Greaves at the moment. Scoring goals isn't our problem.

It was difficult to work out which ground that is. It is clearly an Archibald Leitch designed stand, and if we take the clubs that were in the first division then, several of them had a Leitch stand - but I found another photo which confirms that it is in fact Roker Park.

The Jam - To Be Someone (Must Be a Wonderful Thing)

It wasn’t a master stroke really, he didn’t have any choice - we needed wickets to win so you have to turn to your strike bowlers. Glad it paid off though.

Looked unstoppable to me. Keeper not to blame at all

Really sorry to hear that mate. Hope you get fixed up with something.

Bruce Foxton - Number Six

Basil's book is a brilliant read. I was really surprised at his very honest account of his anxiety issues. Cracking bloke.

Indeed Gav, boxing somehow seemed more exciting back then. As for Minter, for all he was our best at the time, and a worthy champion, 'Boom Boom' was never in the class of the others on your list there. He had a big punch but was very susceptible to cuts, which if memory serves me right was how he lost 25% of his professional bouts. RIP Alan Minter.