I binge watched both series a couple of weeks ago and found it nowhere near as good as the Salford City documentary. Couple of things I took away, the southerners were never going to win over the fans, anyone living south of The Angel of the North is on a hiding to nothing. But what I will say is i felt sorry for the fans, absolutely fanatical, massive numbers, they live for the football club, you couldn't help but feel for them. Jack Rodwell - Typical footballer, doesn't live in the real world, no self respect, its all about the money. Josh Maja - Lying swine, just be honest, be a grown up, typical footballer. A proud city, love their football club and nothing but respect for the fans.

The day that Alan Brazil put his seal of approval on Steve Kean and slagged off the fans, was the last time I listened to the station regularly. Its like The Sun newspaper on radio, absolutely appalling unless you remove your brain before tuning in or didn't have one to start with. Hawksbee and Jacobs are the exception, rather than the rule.

Its brilliant stuff o2g, even listening to the repeats, really miss the cricket, dare I say more than the football... TMS is a national institution and should be protected in some way, the coverage on talk sport is awful in comparison, much like talk sport in general, awful radio station.

That sentence means absolutely nothing to me and I've read it 4 times Old ****er that I am...

Happy Birthday to you both

Cheers Silas, appreciate that.

After much debate we've gone back to a couple of old favourites: The Royal Family and The Wire - you couldn't get much more of a contrast.

Superb, I wish you luck finding more footage.

Can you do it again and put the build up to our goal on please Only joking, its great to see the old footage from when football was still football, the days before Sky and greed took over.

Dodgy footage from 1985 which I'm sure you'll have seen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzxuClBKfig

Influenced a generation, we wouldn't have had Joy Division and New Order is it wasn't for Florian and Kraftwerk, legend.

My Mrs is doing the 2.6 challenge for Cure Leukaemia and has beaten her fund raising target by 515%

Bruce Springsteen - Western Star

Charles Manson - Bet you think I care

Hot Chocolate - No Doubt about it

For Sopranos fans who are looking for new content: https://talkingsopranos.simplecast.com/ Michael Imperioli (Christopher) and Steve Schirripa (Bobby) talk all things Sopranos, 5 episodes in.

Away at Oldham - Christmas 81 - Cold as usual, we won, unusually: Oldham away 81/82 Sheff Wednesday home 80/81: Sheff Wednesday at home 80/81 Newcastle at home 80/81 - Notice the masses of Newcastle fans that came that day: Newcastle 80/81

Great bit of footage from the 1979 promotion campaign under Howard Kendall: Chesterfield away

U2 - Beautiful Day

Amen Corner - If Paradise is half as nice

Culture Club - Church Of The Poison Mind

John died didn't he, speeding out of his mind when the police came calling, heart attack. Not sure what happened to Dave.

Seem to recall Live The Dream was at the back end of the original scene, but i could be wrong. Sett End kicked it off, upstairs in the place. I remember one of the first parties just off George street West near St Wilfred's school, old warehouse broken into and the party began and never stopped for a while. Monroes - Jesus, I could tell you some stories about that place, but i won't

I couldn't disagree more DeeCee, maybe in their younger days but absolute fooking animals in later life. No doubt about it, Blackburn was a leader in the Acid House movement, light years ahead of much bigger citys across the country. Locally, Preston and the dingles were still fighting with Halifax and Rochdale, Blackburn was leading the way on the national dance scene, we've always been light years ahead of those backward fookers.

Bruce Springsteen - Just like fire would