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Cher - Gypsies, Tramps and thieves

Elton John - Sad songs say so much

David Bowie - Song for Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan - Poor Boy Blues

The Springfields - Island of Dreams

I think one things for certain, some players and managers don't do their homework before signing for clubs blondie. I think Graham enjoyed his time here, no doubt about that, but I also think he didn't have as many offers as some would have us think. As for Coyle, the players he's managed all seem to like him, sadly he's been useless as a manager, lets hope he bucks that trend here.

I'm not suggesting any sort of conspiracy, but what I would say is I don't think Danny had as many offers as some would have us believe, but I bet Coyle tells us he had many suitors like Stokes did. If they fire us to the Premiership nobody will be happier than me. Yes it could be that Aggy.

Makes you wonder why he chose us den, doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things, but it's s strange one.

Danny Graham is good championship striker that improves the side, from what I saw last season he links the play up well and can score a goal, but he's never going to be the man to fire us to the Premiership like say a Gestede or Rhodes potentially could have with better players around them. So I'm happy with the signing, I think it'll make watching us much better for the paying public, but he won't take us to another level and thats where we need to be.

Simon and Garfunkel - The only living boy in New York

The Beatles - Love me do

Awful last over for Sri Lanka in the field, that 3 runs was pathetic, amateurish, felt sorry for the bowler. Great game, shows that 50 over cricket still has a place in the modern era.

Poor shot selection at the heart of things, been really poor. Just hoping Butler can keep his head, score 100 and take us home. If only Carlsberg........

England 26/3 chasing 287, and Morgan just been dropped. We bat deep but this looks bridge to far .

Bob Marley - No woman, no cry

Thomas Arne - God Save the Queen (Had to look up the author/composer)

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Mike Oldfield - Moonlight Shadow

Blur - Country House

Neil Diamond - Girl, you'll be a woman soon

The Smiths - The Queen is dead

Bruce Springsteen - Dancing in the dark

Lionel Richie - Dancing on the ceiling

Seem to remember them playing the Breezeblock, I almost went, but as you say they've become pretty cr@p in recent years. Music for middle aged women, that don't usually 'do music' as someone recently pointed out! Controversial, but I see what they mean.

Richard Hawley - The Ocean