Tyrone Shoelaces

Country Joe And The Fish - Here I Go Again

Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs - Red Hot

Any “ free “ players now are “ free “ for a reason.

Apart from getting himself sent off I can’t remember one thing he did.

As the Aussie cricketer and ex WW2 fighter pilot Keith Miller once said when he was asked about the pressure of going out to bat in an Ashes test - “ Pressure ? Playing cricket isn’t pressure. Pressure is when you have an ME 109 on your tail and you can’t shake him off ! “

Buckley snapping people ? He might just bounce the ball on his head, that’s his limit.

I hope his boots are still in the loft. We’ve sold the paintings off the wall. Now we are selling the carpets off the floor.

None, that’s why it’s crazy.

Don’t sell Gueye, simple.

Are we talking about the same Dennis ? The one we had on loan last season ? He was beyond shite. A complete waste of money. And we want to do it again ? Crazy.

Nah, we’ll do a Fred Pickering with the latest Pickering.

Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes

He went to the secondary school I was a technician at. He made a corner bookcase for his GCSE project. Somehow I don’t think he’ll be turning his hand to joinery when he retires.

Junior Walker And The All-Stars - How Sweet It Is ( To Be Loved By You )

Arthur Alexander - Where Have You Been

Yes the badge would be crucial. “ Toffs “ made the last one I bought and they had the badge.

I’ll be looking forward with interest. The FA Cup final shirt from 1960 is a great shirt, just saying.

The Doors - Riders On The Storm

Can we do ?o

Subbed off right after half time according to the BBC.

Gene Pitney - Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa

I was quite surprised that Pickering didn’t get a move. After all we have DeNeve as a back up left back.

He’s their human shield. In those terms he’s been quite successful.

My mates wife worked in our local store and she would agree with that.

My breaking point was when they appointed Coyle. Not because he was an ex-dingle but because he’d been an abject failure in every job he’d had since leaving them. An unfathomable appointment ! I knew in my bones that relegation was on the cards from that moment. I did as little as possible concerning Rovers after that, to the extent of just looking at the scores at 5.00 pm on Saturday and that was it. They didn’t get another penny from me. I felt like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders. Then a few years ago one of my grandsons started to take an interest in football and Rovers in particular. So he’s dragged me back in. That’s my excuse. How long this will last for is another question.