Looks like the mighty Blackburn Rovers, six-time winners, might be exiting the FA Cup whilst local rivals Chorley march on into the 4th round. Hey ho.

Yes, I think the whole album 'Almost Blue' consisted of cover versions of C/W classics he recorded in Nashville.

'It's been a good year for the roses' - One of my favourite songs by my namesake.

Probably my favourite item is a copy of Harry Berry's Centenary history of the Rovers, signed by Sir Roger Jones. The only Rovers autograph I ever remember queuing up for.

Why? They're horrible!

The young lad in Dalziel and Pascoe was uncannily like Alan Shearer.

We used to call it 'Frankenstein'. No offence!

What's that Talking Heads song called again......?

Birmingham now 300 minutes without a goal, apparently. Oh oh.

I was as nervous watching that as I was at Wembley on the day!

Remind me why John Bond is a hero? (My memory is going...) I just remember slagging him off on Blackburn Station after that match when John Bailey took the piss out of Peter Osgood so much that Osgood chinned him and got sent off. The glorious days of the newly christened 'AFC Bournemouth', I think.

I think my first (kids) season ticket was 2 quid.

Cobbled streets, tramlines, terraced houses and a fiver to get in... what's not to like. Wasn't it re-named 'Hovis Corner' tongue-in-cheek after they shot a TV ad there sometime?

Q: Do you like Dickens? A: I don't know, I've never been to one. (Must have pulled a Christmas cracker early this year.) Merry Christmas all.

I didn't go to that one for some reason, but I remember my dad coming home from the match and telling me the Rovers played like they'd all eaten too much Christmas pudding!

Only if you are asleep and having a lovely dream.

Imagine all the players Playing with a plan...

I was one goal away from a winner on a Both Teams Score accumulator. Guess who let me down....

I miss Jim Fryatt...

That was the classic 'Tesco Bag' kit in all its glory. Sumptuous!

I went to that as well. Horrible dump of a ground and equally horrible cocky Bristolian gits/supporters.

Don't start me off on Luton again, for gawd's sake.....

Four years ago Sheffield Utd were in League One, too, and had been for seven years. But somehow they managed to get promoted to the Prem in their SECOND season back in the Championship.

What about us pensioners?!

Probably just feeling like a bit of an outsider.