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@clipped9wings haha

great tune

i love jazz, but my knowledge of pre-50s is minimal, heard this track on the artist and had to find it. just a real cooking tune

oh man, what a great tune. everyone absolutely nails it...

why do you make us listen to your shitty taste in music???

First off, great tune, but I would rather have heard the stunned and dismayed commentary rather than Carl Douglas’s timeless classic.

Second, was that really a card?

Thirdly, and I’m not a Man Utd fan, but Eric Cantona was, in my opinion, the greatest player ever to play in the Premier League.

I'd love it if there were more Kevin Kegan's in footballl.

I'm not a Liverpool or Newcastle fan, but this is without doubt, THE most iconic match of the Premier League. Fuck knows what was no #1.

As a life long spurs fan, I feel I can can say this this... Ginola and Klinsmann were two extrodanary transfers that gave light to an otherwise very shit time for our club. They embodied everything about Tottenham Hotspur, but unfortunately, they didn't have the team mates to take us to the uppe...

Emile Heskey, could it be 5?? YES IT IS!!!!!

@Myrrdin33 I wasn't alive for 66, unfortunately, and barely remember 86. But I do remember in 90 we weren't great. Apart from a great display against West Germany (as in 96), we were lucky to get as far as we did - especially against Cameroon. But I do agree, that it was one of our most memorable...

this is darker than the original by far...

there have been many versions of inner city life, this is the darkest, and probably the best

a logical progression of bitches brew... dark as fuck

as a life long fan since 1980, my opinion is, this is the best game i watched since the 91 cup semi-final and THAT kick

Ingrained in every Englishman's memory. Coupled with the even better Dutch performance, I really thought that was our year. 80000 people singing "It's coming home" sent shivers up my spine As a side, I used to like Ron Aktkinson as a co-commenter, although prone to the odd gaff - "Gascoigne will ...

Clearly, 'Best Goals in (the) History of Football' is subjective, usually biased to the country the compiler watches most league football. But I got to say, this is a very good list, with enough diversity of players and leagues to make it credible. But clearly the poster is a fan of English and S...

I might add, after a life time of watching football, Italia '90 was probably the best International tournement I can remember. Close second is Euro 2004 in Portugal, but that was more for the football than the theater.

@merrickbrown totally agree - still sounds fresh in 2011

@jakdracula Oh dear, another product of the Simon Cowell X-factor generation. Fair enough if you don't like the tune, but your comment implies music always has to be sung perfectly to be any good. And to say this track has no groove undermines any opinion you have anyway. Maybe type 'Phil Collins...