oldjamfan1

Obviously nothing will ever top 1977 but coming back from 2-0 down at Boundary Park to win 3-2 in about 1972 was pretty special for a wee boy like me at the time as well.

Trains. You don’t see one for hours then three turn up all at once. The Zombies - Time Of the Season

The Jam - I Got By In Time

The Small Faces - Green Circles

Paul Weller - Wings of Speed

Van Morrison - Jackie Wilson Said

Dexys Midnight Runners - There, There, My Dear

Lindisfarne - Meet Me On the Corner

Joni Mitchell - Both Sides Now

The Smokin’ Mojo Filters - Come Together

Crowded House - Fall at Your Feet

Elton John - The Bitch is Back

Curtis Mayfield - Keep On Keeping On

The Lovin' Spoonful - Summer In the City

Michael Head and the Strands - Queen Matilda

The Jam - Little Boy Soldiers

Good lord, these are big numbers!! The CEO of Bet365 is doing quite nicely, thank you. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50834994

The Small Faces - Get Yourself Together

Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven

The Style Council - Have You Ever Had It Blue? From the turkey film Absolute Beginners

While I respect your opinion I don’t give a fuck what he was laughing at, we had just lost 7-1 against Man United. As for Givet - did he not also go on strike or something similar? I have vague recollections of some sort of Gallic strop anyway (or maybe that’s another Mandela Effect memory on my part?)

Amended for you mate ?

It has to be Dunny's versus the Dingles in the 97th minute at Ewood surely?

After the 7-1 defeat at Old Trafford under Allardyce he is quoted as saying "After the game, we were all laughing". I don't remember finding too much to laugh about that day and it taints his status a bit in my eyes to be honest.

Givet would have been a certainty until his recent revelations - unforgivable I'm afraid.