Riversider28

The Who - Happy Jack

Bob Seger - Hollywood Nights

Back from the game and disappointed that we didn’t give it a real go, although Bournemouth were a class above us throughout. I was embarrassed and annoyed in equal measures towards the end. Embarrassed at seeing all the day trippers file out in their hordes after the second/third goal went in. Annoyed that the potential for new support next season was wiped out due to our insipid display. I’ll be back next season with renewed hope and enthusiasm, hoping that we replace Tony with a forward thinking manager. COYB

Sarah Vaughan - Misty

Sweet 🤣

Australian Border Force intercept my son’s latest copy of 4000 Holes - again!! I hope they enjoyed reading their “free” copy.

Muddy Waters - Mississippi Delta Blues

Cream - Born Under A Bad Sign

Joe Walsh - Life’s Been Good

Tony is looking absolutely pissed that we are two up. That’s really fecked up his journey.

Ray Charles - Shake Your Tail Feather

Michael Jackson - Leave Me Alone

Canned Heat - On The Road Again

Faces - Miss Judy’s Farm

This thread is turning into a catastrophe.

I had to do it......... The Tweets - The Birdie Song

The Moody Blues - Isn’t Life Strange

Gladys Knight & The Pips - Help Me Make It Through The Night

The Who - Squeeze Box

Hadn’t realised that OJF........ Jimmy Cliff - Wild World

3 Boys DeeCee......... Small Faces - All Or Nothing

Mercer, I’m sure you’re right about Burke, but at the time it didn’t seem good. P.S. I have withdrawn my rather childish comment at the end.

This was the season we missed out on promotion on goal difference to Swansea. The Nobbers game was the third draw on the bounce, which ended 0-0. I was at this game and I remember thinking at the time that we were very subdued considering the importance of needing to win, especially in a local derby. My friends and I were feeling pretty low after the game and decided to have a drink in the Red House, near the Darwen boundary, as we knew the owner. About an hour later, who should walk in but some Rovers players including Jim Branagan, David Hamilton and Marshall Burke. They ordered some drinks and were sat there laughing and joking, especially Burke, as if they were just on a night out. It was then that I realised that playing football was just a job for them, whereas for us supporters it was a way of life. Some 40 years on it seems that some things never change, playing football is only a way of earning a living. It’s only us, the supporters, who feel the pain.

Not quite Muddy Waters, but...... Hindu Love Gods - Mannish Boy

Chic - Good Times