Happy Days Toy Town - The Small Faces

Catch the Wind - Donovan

The Who - So Sad About Us

White Riot - The Clash

The Jam - Life From a Window

You talk some amount of crap at times JAL but you are spot on this time.

Noonday Underground - Silly Games

Is this allowed? The Skids - Sweet Suburbia

The Electric Light Orchestra - Birmingham Blues

Squeeze - What the Butler Saw

Yes - Wonderous Stories

The Faces - Sweet Lady Mary

As the actual title is 'Reasons To Be Cheerful Part 3' I'll keep the thread going with: Tim Hardin - Part of the Wind

His dad, Alfie, always said he'd become an accomplished player. On a serious note well done to the young Rovers, and to the die hards who braved the cold night to go and watch it.

Broken Arrow - Pixie Lott

Their explanation was that the visuals on the big screen are low res and therefore the players couldn't see the hot spot replay properly and didn't pick up the clear mark on the bottom of the bat in the way that the third umpire would have been able to. Regardless, it was still very poor by both the Aussies there.

Lucidity - Tame Impala

I Was Made to Love Magic - Nick Drake

Portishead - Glory Box

Everything But the Girl - Each and Every One

Suarez is the perfect centre forward. Whenever I've seen him play 'live' it always surprises me how tall he is. Brilliant in the air and with either foot - he scores goals of all types and has a Dalglish-like awareness of the game around him so brings team mates into play as well. Wonderful player. Just a shame one or two silly incidents have sullied his reputation.

Exactly a year ago I had the pleasure of being in the Camp Nou when Barcelona played Levante and won 5-0, with Messi (3), Neymar Jnr and Suarez (with a spectacular overhead kick) all scoring. I can honestly say that, even as a 50 odd year old, it was one of the best football experiences of my life (along with holding aloft the European Cup in my Rovers shirt - see profile pic on the left!).

Never mind the passed penalty, what about that piece of skill from Neymar Jnr when he flicked the ball between his heels and up and over his back, head, and the opponent, on the run and perfectly into his own path. Just being able to do that standing still is beyond the abilities of most professionals.

The Style Council - Have You Ever Had it Blue?

Ah, I can get the one in I was pipped on further up this page: Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) - David Bowie