Nine Below Zero - 11+11

The Beat - March of the Swivel Heads

Brand New Heavies - Midnight at the Oasis

Kula Shaker - Hey Dude

Ocean Colour Scene - I Won't Get Grazed

Elvis Costello - Almost Blue

Fall at your Feet - Crowded House

Police and Thieves - The Clash

Accrington Stanley? Who are they?

Beautiful South - Song For Whoever

Fleet Foxes - Mountain Peasant Song

Dexys Midnight Runners - All In All (This One Last Wild Waltz)

John Lennon - How Do You Sleep?

Oh the irony lol

Starland Vocal Band - Afternoon Delight

Everything But the Girl - Heaven Help Me

Dead or Alive - You Spin Me 'Round (from the sublime to the ridiculous!)

We could probably do a thread on the songs of Paul Weller, such is his back catalogue, but for now let's go with The Good, The Bad & The Queen - Kingdom of Doom (a song that reminds me of a night out in Darwen in the 80s)

Paul Weller - Here's a New Thing

Song for Guy - Elton John

As we all know, Fabrice Muamba should really be dead now. Same condition. (I have a bit of insider knowledge here as I had a heart attack on the football field at the age of 38 in Glasgow and luckily I'm still telling the tale almost 15 years later)

He's a lucky, lucky boy. I'm sure he won't feel like that today but believe me he is. They have found it before it had a chance to kill him on a cricket field. Hopefully he'll get the treatment and live a relatively normal life, albeit not as an elite sportsman. Get well soon lad. This lad wasn't so lucky http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36022324

Indeed. And the flip side to that was Brookline - the only time I've ever felt remotely like I did at Selhurst Park in 1989.

All Tomorrow's Parties - The Velvet Underground & Nico

Lol. Not sure he will ever take Jack's mantle. He could have done though, had he been a little less unlucky with injuries. I never thought I'd see a better putter than Woods but Speith looks to be......so far.