On the assumption you're a nobber and not dirty Leeds, dream on pal ?

Paul Weller - Into Tomorrow

Squeeze - Black Coffee In Bed

Aha - The Sun Always Shines on TV

It will certainly lead to a few questions. It’s like The Leveson Inquiry never happened.

Fantastic!!! Made my weekend seeing this, thanks for posting.

I would bite your hand off for 7 points out of the next 9. Then I will really start to believe!

“Cookneys twats” literally made me spit my cornflakes out. Fooking brilliant cocker ???

Caroline Flack has died aged just 40

The Dickies - Give It Back

Cilla Black - Liverpool Lullaby

Ocean Colour Scene - The Down Stream

Pretty much spot on that. I knew someone who was related by marriage to Kevin and he privately conceded that his bottle went when he played for Rovers and - maybe as a consequence - he was eating and drinking too much as well. Allardyce also helped sort that side of things out for him, having had a similar experience during his own career.

Great stuff Ian - love this sign-off line - "Rovers go into the Valley and will hope that they can put the home side on the skids". Showing your age a bit there though ?

Status Quo - Living on an Island

Mike Oldfield featuring Maggie Reilly - Moonlight Shadow

The Style Council - Life at a Top People’s Health Farm Also known as “the record that finally alienated most of Paul Weller’s audience”

The Knack - My Sharona

Gil Scott Heron - Home is Where the Hatred Is

Windsor Davies and Don Estelle - Whispering Grass

The Jam - But I'm Different Now (with the riff pinched from The Beatles' Dr Robert)

There you have it, in a nutshell. Its a bit like the other poster who reckons Hull had a few chances and counts it as a negative against us but doesn't count the markedly better chances Rovers didn't take as a positive. The Raya/Walton discussion is exhibiting similar traits. The rules of engagement in these arguments get grotesquely twisted constantly. Some people can't see the wood for the trees.

Deacon Blue - Chocolate Girl

I remember another save from their keeper first half which he tried to make look like a worldie (perhaps midway through the half, can't remember which Rovers player it was), and I also remember a couple of blocks by the Hull defence which were also shots on target/good chances. You can't keep citing similar promising situations that Hull had as 'chances' without giving equal credence to the ones that Rovers had. I'm not a huge fan of stats per se, but by any measure we absolutely battered Hull last night and the only surprise is that it took us so long to actually make the breakthrough. Striving for more is one thing, but mate you are not being fair, reasonable or rational in your analysis of what happened last night. 3-0 certainly did not flatter us and that's regardless of when the goals were scored. As one-sided a game as you could wish to see. I appreciate that football is a game of opinions, but is everybody else really wrong and you are right?

Robert Palmer and Power Station - Some Like it Hot