oldjamfan1

So I stand by my assertion that betting is a mug’s game mate. I’ve met hundreds of folk who brag about their wins but never mention their losses. And bookies drive round in big cars don’t they? if it was as easy as you proclaim ‘the industry’ would put a stop to it. So of course you won’t be sharing in advance your bets/trading/whatever you want to call it ha ha

Everything But the Girl - This Love is not for Sale

The Who - Pictures of Lily

That’s all fair enough mate but if he makes a profit on betting (or whatever it was he called it earlier) I will show my arse on the town hall steps. Like all gamblers you only hear about it when they win. That horse that came in today (and let’s be honest - each way at 5/1 or 7/2 as it was after he posted the tip - isn’t going to make you much) will have him reaching for his red wine, but let’s see him post a tip every morning and we’ll see how he gets on overall.

Sly and the Family Stone - Family Affair

Listening to Bob today Gav? ? Ocean Colour Scene - Traveller’s Tune

America - Horse With No Name (Which also sounds like Neil Young)

The Style Council - A Stone's Throw Away

I call bullshit on anyone who claims to beat the bookie, although I accept that you have both restricted that claim to the short term. You might both be on a purple patch but very few people come on and tell folk when/how much they have lost. Gambling is a mug’s game, and especially where Rovers are concerned.

Secret Affair - Time For Action

The Style Council - Walls Come Tumbling Down One of the few TSC songs that would have fitted into The Jam’s repertoire.

A lot of people forget that Drogba actually scored after about 5 minutes that day, which would have made him even more menacing and put doubts in young Jones’s mind. Amazing performance.

The English Beat - Best Friend

The Jam - Boy About Town

Brilliant decision TM! And the bench looks strong as well. COYB!!!

Spot on Pedro, pretty much my view on Mowbray as well.

That’s three Elvis’s mate. Don’t mean to be a dick about this but there’s a bit of a pattern forming here.

Kirsty McColl - There’s a Guy Works Down the Chip Shop Swears He’s Elvis

Ray Lamontagne - Be Here Now

Scott Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag

George Harrison - What Is Life

Four 'everythings'......?? The Jam - But I'm Different Now with the riff leaning heavily on The Beatles' Doctor Robert

Indeed. There was a lot of post-1989 revisionism in relation to the reporting of the behaviour of LFC fans. They were one of the worst lot during the 70s and 80s.

Everything But the Girl - Me and Bobby D

10CC - Rubber Bullets