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Paper Lace - Billy, Don’t Be a Hero

Tom Jones - What’s New Pussycat?

The Supremes - Stop In the Name of Love

Shame we had to let Speedie go as part of the Shearer deal…

I agree with you on Warhurst and I think Sutton was equally versatile. He was even a county-standard cricketer!

Bill Haley and his Comets - Shake, Rattle and Roll

Indeed. We used to think Vince O'Keefe was a bit of a liability but he's a better keeper than those four put together. As evidenced at Wembley in 1987.

I loved Tony Field but hard to leave Garner out and Field only played for us in the third tier. I swithered over Terry Gennoe instead of Sir Roger for the same reason.

I struggled to leave out Steve Archibald tbh but in truth he was never a true lower league player. Moran, Cowans and Speedie did at least sign permanent Rovers contracts, even though they belonged in the top flight too. Edit: I also completely forgot about Scottie Sellars! He would probably edge out Waggy tbf.

I started going to the Rovers in the very early 70s so missed the likes of Duggie and Ronnie. I'm gonna be greedy and pick two teams, the first one a lower league Rovers best-ever and the second one from the Premier League era. Lower league: Sir Roger Jones Chris Price Kevin Moran Derek Fazackerley Kevin Hird Noel Brotherston Simon Barker Gordon Cowans Dave Wagstaffe Simon Garner David Speedie Premier League: Brad Friedel Henning Berg Colin Hendry Ryan Nelsen Graeme Le Saux David Bentley Tugay David Batty Damian Duff Alan Shearer Craig Bellamy

John Martyn - I’d Rather Be the Devil

Limmie and the Family Cookin' - Walking Miracle

There are too many speed merchants in the men's game who would kill you on a counter. Even Kargbo would be lethal in that scenario.

Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland - Shoes

Yeah I wondered that as well.

David Essex - Rock On

Open goal The Jam - Going Underground

This Indian pair have dug in well. It’s very nicely poised still and I’m expecting a close finish tomorrow evening.

Tim Rose - Morning Dew

The English Beat - Doors Of Your Heart

Not a 'gig' as such but I went to see the musical 'Just For One Day'. Its based on the whole Band Aid/Live Aid thing and it is amazing. The portrayal of Margaret Thatcher is comedic genius. If you get a chance to go, grab it with both hands.

The Jam - Dreams of Children

The Electric Light Orchestra - Twilight

The Beautiful South - My Book