Ianrally

No I’m afraid I don’t believe it. If I’m proved wrong then it’s a bonus.

It sounds as though you actually believe his statement.

Just watching City v Chelsea semi. Just remind me wasn’t the Liverpool v Forest a semi final that lead to all seater stadia being forced upon us? Watching now it looks like Wembley isn’t all seater after all. Just saying.

Not forgetting David Speedie,Windy Miller, Steve Archibald, Alan Irvine, Noddy MacLeod

Stevie Nicks - Chrystal

Bob Dylan - Tangled Up In Blue

I also saw Celtic win the European Cup, I was in the stadium as a 17 year old. I also agree that Rangers had some wonderful players and Slim Jim was up there with the vey best. John Greig was another.

https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/24254334.alan-shearer-gary-linekers-glowing-adam-wharton-praise/

I watched the Wednesday game yesterday and our back line need to do some heading practice before next Sunday. Long ball will pepper our box.

To implement a sensible pricing policy and get as many fans in as possible to help the team you have to have a decision maker with at least one brain cell. Unfortunately we don’t.

David Gray - Babylon

So what you mean is that if you had been the ref at that game you would also have given a pen to Bristol City? I don’t really want you to respond. 😂😂😂

It’s what you call alcohol after you’ve drunk too much of it. Simples

Of course it’s at their place, my mistake.

It would be even better if Leicester come to Ewood having missed automatic promotion, so that would probably mean they would rest players with the play offs in mind.

I’d rather big club went down though.

Only watching to see what to expect next week.

Commentators on Wed game saying how they should get something at Ewood whereupon Stoke immediately equalise.

Leicester lost, Leeds lost and Ipswich losing. The Championship is so much more exciting than the Prem, nobody wants promotion.

If Bristol City can score five against us what will Leeds expect to get?? Deep shizer is what we are in.

I'm old enough to have seen him play for Rangers and then Everton

"It is now" Ah, dear old Kenneth Wolstenholme, how I wish he was still commentating, only mentioned who was on the ball mostly and never wittered on about who had done what or when nor who was interested in signing which player. You only have to listen to that tosspot Neville, mumbling away to his mate sat next to him in the commentary box. He should never be allowed to co-commentate on a Man Ure game either.

Dire Straits - On Every Street

George Harrison - If Not For You

Both teams full of Championship calibre players, neither team would stand a chance in the Premier League.