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Paul Weller - You Do Something To Me

The Killers - Andy, You're a Star

Simeon Jackson?

Deacon Blue - Queen of the New Year

I was chatting about holidays with someone at work just now, and he said "You can't beat the Canaries at this time of year", I responded with "Well we'll fooking see about that on Saturday pal!" Another Leeds performance and result will do nicely thanks.

The Style Council - Have You Ever Had it Blue?

The Jam - Music For the Last Couple

Yeah, but when you discover what the promotion bonuses for getting to the first division were in relation to the wages at the time, no player in his right mind would have 'not tried' to get into the top two. All that 'deliberately avoiding promotion' stuff was just frustrated angry fans looking for a reason why we fooked up again. Thank God social media hadn't been invented back then......

I loved Don Mackay's era at the club - but I think this bit is extremely harsh on Sacko. They were quite different as managers. Saxton was a terrific man-manager, better than Mackay, whereas Don had a great eye for a player. Don also got a cash injection just when he needed it, when things were going a little stale. As someone has already stated, Rovers were skint throughout Sacko's tenure. I think Don and Bobby should be held in similar esteem and without those two (and Howard Kendall before them) we would never have been in a position to attract Sir Kenneth Matheson Dalglish to the Rovers. Its also worth mentioning that they are both lovely blokes who retain a deep affection for our club.

You're a regular then? ?

Ocean Colour Scene - For Dancers Only (Written by Paul Weller)

Saw the Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody yesterday. Quite an enjoyable film, and the lad that played Freddie Mercury really nailed it, but my God there were a lot of inaccuracies in the story, which even I spotted, and I'm not a huge fan of Queen.

Terence Trent D'Arby - Dance Little Sister

You’re getting soft in your old age matey ??

The Swinging Blue Jeans - Hippy Hippy Shake

Esther and Abi Ofarim - Cinderella Rockefella

Elvis Costello and the Attractions - Man Out of Time

What a fabulous idea Tony.

Barry Ferguson is another Jim.

The Jam - Away From the Numbers. A little bit out of place on the 'punky' first Jam album but Paul Weller's first great soul song.

Joan as Policewoman - The Ride

The Jam - Little Boy Soldiers

Funnily enough I thought it looked like Ben Stokes, the cricketer.

Elvis Presley - Way Down

The Who - My Generation