The Electric Light Orchestra - King of the Universe

The Jam - But I'm Different Now

Paul Weller - Aim High

Tracey Thorn - New Opened Eyes

The Chi-lites - Stoned Out of My Mind

The Chi-lites - Stoned Out of My Mind

Dexys Midnight Runners - Thankfully Not Living In Yorkshire It Doesn't Apply

Elvis Presley - Way Down

JH Rover - no arguments about Coyle and how/why he was appointed, but I have it on fairly good authority that - although Warnock was interviewed - Joyce was going to be offered the job. Regardless of what 'Colin' might have leaked to his buddies at SSN.

Philip - I agree in so far as something very iffy happened with the Coyle appointment (I wrote to the club to protest at the time) but I don't think this is accurate. My understanding is that Cheston's preferred man was actually Warren Joyce, not Warnock.

Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet

Funkadelic - One Nation Under a Groove

Elvis Costello and the Attractions - Every Day I Write the Book

Scritti Politti - Lions After Slumber

Latest on David Goodwillie http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-38651041

Otis Redding - These Arms of Mine

Open goal.... ...The Jam - A Bomb In Wardour Street

The Jam - Beat Surrender What a shame it all ended with such a relatively poor song. The Jam had a run of six consecutive singles from Down In the Tube Station at Midnight through to Start! that were all sublime.

Cherry Ghost - Thirst For Romance

Ocean Colour Scene - Chicken Bones & Stones (The B Side to The Day We Caught The Train)

The Brand New Heavies - Midnight at the Oasis

The Beatles - Hello Goodbye

General Public - Where's the Line? (This was the project that Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger formed upon the demise of The Beat in the early/mid 80s. Three cracking albums, each of them are hidden gems)

Electric Light Orchestra- Turn to Stone

Ocean Colour Scene - Fleeting Mind