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The Electric Light Orchestra - Turn to Stone

Bob Marley and the Wailers - Mister Brown

The Beat - Doors of Your Heart

Ocean Colour Scene - The Day We Caught The Train

The Beautiful South - Just Checking

The Jam - Burning Sky Quite how a 21 year old could write this song is beyond me.

The Jam - Hey Mister!

It is. That's why Ramprakash is not a person he should be working with. Hugely talented player but with fragile belief in himself at the highest (e.g. test) level. Agree that Cook would be a good mentor.

There you go, that explains his dip in form then.

John Martyn - Stormbringer

Tony Burke - Sounds of Love and Violence

Hue and Cry - Looking Out for Linda

The Blow Monkeys - Celebrate (The Day After You)

Very generous of you Tony to give all those books away. Isn’t it time you did your own? ? Patty has been working on his for quite some time now, I don’t know whether it will ever see the light of day tbh.

Sounds like a Burnley family get-together.

Gang of Four - Outside the Trains Don't Run on Time

I don't really disagree with your 'continuous improvement' sentiment but both of these technical issues are general ones, and not really related specifically to conceding late goals. More often than not a shot round that wall into that corner isn't even on target, never mind nestling in the back of the net. It was a wonderful strike and pretty much unstoppable. As for giving the free kick away in the first place - yes, to be avoided where possible but it was still a soft decision I think. In the context of this thread I don't think the timing of that goal is an issue - I saw no evidence of us parking the bus - in fact if anything we didn't shore things up enough.

The Boomtown Rats - Mary of the Fourth Form

Sometimes you just have to say "well done" or "good strike" whether its the first minute or the last. If a Brazilian, or a Beckham, had taken that free kick, everyone would be raving about it. It was a world class strike. There's always a blame culture whenever a goal is conceded, it would appear.

Paul Weller - You Do Something To Me

Small Faces - Rollin Over

Tim Buckley (Jeff’s dad) - Song to the Siren

Damien Rice - My Favourite Faded Fantasy

Lancs allowing Yorks back into the Roses match. Chasing anything over 150 will likely be tough for us at the moment. Well done Jimmy Anderson on becoming the most successful ever pace bowler in test cricket. The extra digit helps but it’s still a marvellous achievement despite that.