Riversider28

Cheryl Crow - Every Day Is A Winding Road

At least you have a nice looking TV unit.

Oh, Oh, Oh, dear. D:Ream - Things Can Only Get Better

Rick James - Super Freak

The Sweet - Hell Raiser

Stevie Wonder - I Just Called To Say I Love You

Cher - Main Man

85 goals in 407 appearances. Like I said.........

So he should, he did feck all in his footballing career.

Wharton played well overall, but needs to learn how to head a ball In the right direction at set pieces.

Watching Duggie back in the 60’s, you just took it for granted that he was going to skin the defenders and put in a pinpoint cross almost every time he got the ball. I so much miss “proper” wingers these days.

The Beatles - Across The Universe

Four Tops - I’ll Turn To Stone

When I first saw this thread I had to check the calendar to make sure it wasn’t April 1st. In over 60 years of following footy I have never once given a thought about what type of nets have been used. However, fair play to anyone who has an interest in such obscure things. It takes all sorts as they say. As long as our players keep on putting the ball into the back of the net, I won’t mind what type it is.

Absolutely brilliant. Such a shame that her lunatic husband all but destroyed her early career. A true survivor, nonetheless.

Alan Price Set - Simon Smith And His Amazing Dancing Bear

Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - I Second That Emotion Mecca memory

Without trying to be too morbid, what music would you like to go out to? As people are filing in, I would like “Festival Time” by The San Remo Strings to be played. After the eulogy, I would like everyone to hear/sing along to “Morning Has Broken” by Cat Stevens. Finally, as people start to get restless or realise they are at the wrong funeral, it has to be a Rolling Stones number. I haven’t decided which one yet, but I don’t think “Time Is On My Side” would work. Maybe Stonesrick could offer some ideas. So, come on everyone let’s have some uplifting ideas for your own farewell, it’s not that depressing, certainly not as depressing as Rovers under the Venkys.

When we gained promotion from the old 2nd Division In 1958, it was watched by 56,435 supporters. Rovers winning the match 4-3.

James Taylor- October Road

Amy Winehouse - Back To Black

Pink Floyd - See Emily Play

Wheatus - Teenage Dirtbag

Diana Ross & The Supremes - Surrender (Your Love)