oldjamfan1

Everything But the Girl - Dyed in the Grain

Marvin Gaye - God is Love

Everything But the Girl - Even So

The Libertines - Boys in the Band

Crowded House - Fall at your Feet

The Small Faces - Tin Soldier

Buffalo Springfield - Mr Soul

Sham 69 - Angels With Dirty Faces

Hands Around My Throat - Death In Vegas

Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Sonny and Cher

The Jam - But I'm Different Now

Tracey Thorn - New Opened Eyes

Badly Drawn Boy - Born in the UK

The Jam - Just Who Is The 5 O'clock Hero?

The Style Council - Life at a Top People's Health Farm (not Weller's finest moment, though that is the one TSC album I'm more likely to play than any other)

PP Arnold - If You See What I Mean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKh0FwqXd4I It rarely gets better than this, and it was only a B side!

The Jam - Happy Together

Prince Buster - Al Capone

General Public - Burning Bright (Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger from the Beat)

Portishead - Sour Times

The Coasters - Poison Ivy

No problem whatsoever with that, we all see what we see. However you seem to suggest that there was a groundswell of opinion that Sellars was a soft arse ("It was well known at the time") so you appear to be speaking for others. I would be surprised to see too many people endorsing your opinion. Ask Mark Patterson about Scott Sellars - he curses him as he saw him off the premises at two clubs, and Patty was renowned as a tough tackler.

You can't learn how to not be a bottler. You either are one or you aren't. I can assure you that despite his slight frame, Scottie was no bottler or soft lad. Just a typical wide player of that time - brilliant on his day but with the odd stinker thrown in. Very similar to Noel Brotherston I would suggest. I was as horrified and peed off as the next Rovers fan at Selhurst Park in 1989, and yes we didn't turn up that day, but I think you might have picked the wrong target there mate.

Bobby Darin - Mack the Knife

The Jam - The Dreams of Children