Buffalo Springfield - Broken Arrow

Pentatonix - Mary Did You Know?

Secret Affair - Time For Action

Rose Royce - Wishing on a Star

Badly Drawn Boy - About a Boy

For any other SMC old boys, Tommy Duckworth is 95 today

Pete Docherty - New Love Grows on Trees

Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band - Michael (The Lover)

Primal Scream - Rocks

Definitely worth watching

The Jam - That’s Entertainment

Maybe not UK Chaddy? Edit: realised he might be a higher rate tax payer/bring home more than £2500 per month which would also skew the 80% issue

Graham Hawkins for me

Joe Smooth - Promised Land

John Lennon - Nobody Told Me

You may well be right - I vaguely recall something along those lines

RIP Bill Withers xx

The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever

I wondered whether Leonard meant Neil Ruddock, who was pals with Shearer for sure.

Warnock?

The English Beat - Over and Out

The Who - The Kids are Alright

Franz Carr. I honestly thought he would be a world-beater having watched him play alongside my younger brother for a couple of years for Lancashire schoolboys and Rovers reserves in the very early 80s. I think the transfer at such a young age to Cloughy's Forest went to his head a bit.

Tony Lewis, co-inventor of the Duckworth/Lewis method of resolving weather-affected cricket matches, has passed away also today, coincidentally at the same age as Eddie Large. RIP to both of 'em.

Ha ha fair enough. Another memory of Newell - and it is a bit of an odd one - was a goal he scored in Simon Garner's (second) testimonial. He had already retired (I think) at that point but scored an absolute beauty, one touch and a clinical finish from the edge of the box. Thought he was a terrific centre forward.