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You did mate - I've edited

Shack - Comedy

Blondie - I’m Always Touched By Your Presence Dear

The Knack - My Sharona

The Staple Singers - Let's Do It Again

Bloody Hell TS you needed to practically murder someone to get sent off in Denis's day

Palmer (ELP is Emerson Lake and Palmer)

T Rex - Get It On

Three people

Robert Palmer (again!) - Every Kind Of People

ELP - Fanfare For the Common Man

No Jim Smith = no Simon Garner RIP the Bald Eagle

At the risk of being called a pedant - sorry Gav, not allowed mate. I’ll go with Carla Thomas and Otis Redding - Tramp

Sweet Sensation - Sad Sweet Dreamer

Aye and that’s just the taxi drivers Mark ??? Edit: your spelling of Whiskey the Irish way reminded me of an old joke. Drunk Scotsman in the pub talking to a drunk Irishman. Scotsman slurs “whazzza difference between our whisky and your whiskey then?” Irishman replies “We put an ‘e’ in ours mate” ”Fuck me” exclaimed the jock “you think of everything you boys, don’t you?”

Dack scores his share of these does he not?

Ah, brilliant! What they had in common was they were both classy players. Warhurst could play anywhere. Just a touch injury prone sadly.

A lot of people in Glasgow swear they saw Graeme Souness on TV after Rovers played Celtic up here making the "Men against Bhoys" comment........... The number of arguments I've had with taxi drivers about that one. (It was Gary Flitcroft)

Or it could have been Paul Warhurst - they weren't unalike

They changed the McEwans Lager advert to the one in the white box (same as 1994/5 and 1995/6) in season 1993/4 so you could have seen him in that kit maybe, either in a pre-season friendly or even last game of the 1992/93 season?

Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson has died aged 61. RIP.

Indeed LV, but I wonder how you would feel having forked out for a full season ticket, especially if you were unable/too late to qualify for a free half season ticket for a mate?

Great post Silas, thanks for sharing this.

Absolutely not true. There's very little difference between England, Wales and Scotland on most measurements. A lazy stereotype I'm afraid.

You’re reading something that isn’t there Merce. I haven’t castigated anybody for gambling, it’s not my place to do that. I think it’s a mug’s game personally but I’m happy to learn about this Sports Trading thing. I do have a problem with those who claim to be beating the bookie but aren’t - mentioning no names here obviously. I would disagree with your stat of only 5% of gamblers having a problem with it (I think it is much, much higher than that) but I wouldn’t bet on it ?