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Funny how it took 'Sir David' and 'Lord Walter of Govan' to leave before the Red-top media grew a pair and started telling us "We told you for years Murray was up to no good".

They say kids are easily influenced. The boy should be made to apologise by his dad and if Ferguson has anything to do with it NEVER represent Villa EVER again.

If the guy was wearing a Barcelona top,the ref would have awarded a penalty before driving to the home of Marcelo to send him off.

@Pigeonfeeder2 Completely agree. Thing is,you MIGHT be lucky to stumble upon such gems due to the criminal lack of airplay making room for the conveyor belt of fodder forced on us.Someone such as this could disappear unless 'Jools' promotes such talent or we folk in the 'Underground' go looking f...

The Cavaliers arriving in a Vauxhall Cavalier...early evidence of Bill Bailey's brilliance.

Hands-up all Prog rock fans who were hanging their heads in shame at the accuracy of this classic early Bailey...albeit,for scheduling requirements,it was about 20min short of 'typical'.

This is all the proof the Daily Express needed all those years ago.

The last one here against Armenia demonstrated the class of this guy. Queuing up for the cross towards the back post and he sees the less than obvious and makes the keeper look an idiot. Brilliant!

Only glad it didn't have wallpaper and carpeted floor too.

endmiz asks what's good about British comedy as opposed to American? Can you begin to imagine anyone offering this to a major American network? American comedy...Crack one liner...audience rolls about in hysterics...repeat for 20min only to be interrupted by "a message from our sponsors"...Americ...

If Eddie Charlton played Cliff Thorburn, this wouldn't be too far from an accurate representation. The only historical inaccuracy with this sketch is you can clearly see the table through the smoke.

Brilliant min like ken? Moorovitch...You fae Coodenbeath tae like?

Not a Scooby what they're on about but love it to bits. Saw it when in Turkey on holiday and made sure this was iPod bound. Fortunately the t.v channel played it often enough to allow me to scribble it down. Just brilliant.

What I DO find interesting is that after all these years,everyone remembers 'George' as "STRABANE MAN"...There should be t-shirts.

@1drumfreak1 .They were supposed to come here in 75/6(Scotland) and I was only TEN..(yeah,they had that effect on me that young). My dad had to explain we couldn't go because "She wasn't very well". Naturally I thought this was an excuse not to go see them,but how do you explain her illness to a ...

Must have been quite an achievement to produce all those albums and for the record label to steer away from titles full of inuendo eventually.

I'd pay money to see this performed on X-Factor. You could imagine the judges blowing up and the audience sitting in stunned silence trying to come to terms with something that just doesn't compute with their sterile and formulaic lives.

NOBODY can beat the Americans for syrupy,sugary schmaltz.This 'classic' example along with Boy Meets Girl's Waiting For A Star To Fall rather sums up some of the pap they churned out in the 80's and you could be certain these tracks would appear in some feel-good movie...and countless compilations.