Billy Bland - Let The Little Girl Dance

Yeah you’ve got to be a Kean not to get a parachute club back into the top three.

Johnny Rivers - Poor Side Of Town

“ Rain And Tears “ was their big hit. The Beatles - Little Child

I remember a few years ago when Portugal played France in that Euro Final. Ronaldo went off early on with an injury but the rest of the team battled on manfully into extra time and eventually won 1-0. When the team went up to receive the trophy who should be first in line to get the cup ? Yes, the guy who’d played about 10 minutes and done naff all to win it. A real captain would have said “ You guys won the cup, you go up and get it, I’ll tag along at the back “. That told me all i needed to know about Ronaldo. Great footballer, but a very poor team player.

One side is a settled team and the other side is a collection of players.

I just saw the last French pen - Wow, what a brave pen. He couldn’t have got it nearer to the angle if he’d have placed it there by hand.

Little Peggy March - I Will Follow Him

Scott Parker signs on at the dingledome.

I don’t either at left back. I thought he looks decent at left centre back though.

Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl

Don And Bob - Good Morning Little School Girl

Billy Preston - Will It Go Round In Circles

I agree. I watched it live and when Pele headed the ball I immediately thought “ That’s a goal “ . How Banks got down to the ball is amazing but how he managed to flick it up and away from the goal ? I still don’t know how he did it !

Roy C - Shotgun Wedding

Area Code 615 - Stone Fox Chase The “ Old Grey Whistle Test “ theme tune.

Great save but not quite as good as the Banks save.

Richie Valens - Come On Let’s Go

Could do worse I suppose but I’d be expecting somebody a bit more high profile to be honest.

The Animals - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place

Johnny Rivers - I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water

Burt Bacharach - Trains And Boats And Planes

Earl-Jean - I’m Into Something Good

They’re both equally poor in my opinion.

He’d be great playing up the front with Kane is his heyday. As would Shearer.