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I feel really sorry for Rovers fans cos if they protest against the Venkys they'll be accused of being racist so they have to take it out on the manager instead. Kean is only the Venky's puppet and only a change of owners can save that club.

Beautiful. Most of the good stuff is in the southern hemisphere.

Most of the good stuff is in the south.

Sounds funny, but John Lowe looks better throwing a dart than any other player i've seen. Stance, grip, concentration; if there is such a thing as a darts stylist then he was it.

Sounds funny, but John Lowe looked better throwing a dart than any other player i've seen. Stance, grip, concentration; if there's any such thing as a darts stylist then he was it.

The Brazil '82 team was better than any world cup winning team except maybe one. As a 16 year-old i saw all their matches on tv and can still remember their incredibly brilliant goals and outrageously short shorts like it was yesterday. RIP Socrates.

Bill Mclaren always rated them the best team he ever saw tour the UK, and but for an outbreak of Foot And Mouth in Ireland they would have achieved a clean sweep against the Home countries. That honour went to Graham Mourie's much inferior 1978 team.

The 1971 lions backline was even better : Ewards, Barry John, Duckham, Gibson, Dawes, Gerald Davies, Williams. The only British backs of the last 40 years who'd get into that team are Shane Williams and Brian O'Driscoll.

AWSOP was a worldwide smash and a nice little earner for Mr Brooker (and now Mr Fisher), but it became a bit of a Frankenstein's Monster for the rest of their career. Procol were labelled, totally unfairly, as a one-trick pony and the public never got to hear other classics like A Salty Dog and G...

AWSOP was a worldwide smash and a nice little earner for Mr Brooker (and now Mr Fisher) but it became a bit of a Frankenstein's Monster for the rest of their career. Procol got labelled, totally unfairly, as a one-trick pony and the public never got to hear other classics like A Salty Dog and Gra...

Whatever happened to the side-step, the feint, the dummy, and fingertip passing ? Those British backs were pure artists who put todays 16 stone hulks to shame. What's the point of having a perfectly toned six-pack and rippling muscles if you don't have any ball skills ?

Ed Milliband is a closet Marxist who'd like a return to mass immigration, union power, high tax & spend, and who thinks criminals need to be understood rather than punished. If the British people are mad enough to vote for this creep then we'll all go to hell in a hand basket.

Disgusting that the other drivers just kept going. Selfish bastards.

For me, the best bit about this sequence was Carlos Alberto's 40 yard inch-perfect swerve pass unleashed with the outside of his foot. Incredible skill.

Give me Viv Richards any day. His ability to win matches that really matter easily surpasses Tendulkar. Think of his 291 v England in1976, 153* v Australia in 79-80, 132* v Surrey in 1981, 189* v England in 1984, 208 v Aus in 84-85, 110* off 59 balls v England in 85-86, oh and i just remembered h...

Give me Viv Richards any day.

One of Noel Gallacher's favourite songs, and features in the soundtrack to "Slade In Flame" which is maybe the best pop movie ever made.

Sad that the most sucsessful player of all time will mainly be remembered for shagging his brother's missus. Just another idol turned to clay.

I love the early 70s powerpop of Big Star and Badfinger. Sadly, most of it went under the radar at the time only to be rediscovered and acclaimed thirty years on - by then it was far too late for Chris Bell, Pete Ham, and Tom Evans to get the recognition they so deserved.

Compared to Westerns and Hymeks they weren't exactly good-lookers, but its nice to see them return - they are a reminder that diesels used to have character and individuality, unlike today's anonymous, plastic, so-called trains.

They opened the legendary Monterey Pop festival and the crowd loved 'em. I still cannot understand why they ( along with the Rascals and Three Dog Night ) weren't big here in the UK, especially when puerile, Bubblegum bands like the Monkees were so popular.

They were the opening act at the Monterey Pop festival and the crowd loved them. I cannot understand why they ( along with the Young Rascals and Three Dog Night ) were never big here in the UK , especially when rubbish bands like the Monkees were so popular.

I love her variation ( from the Honeybus original ) on the line " do i ? ".Great singing.

A lovely , poingant song , i think it was the Supremes finest moment. They sure don't write lyrics like that anymore. Happily , i doubt whether that pair of glorified karaoke singers Mariah & Whitney would cover such a fine song ; they'd absolutely murder it.

Maddonna epitomises all that's bad about modern pop. Her image is manufactured , her music is puerile , and she comes across as being cold and remote. Try listening to Janis Joplin or Blondie instead.

Tendulkar is phenomenal , but Garry Sobers is still far and away the best Cricketer of all time.

A much better song than Maggie , perhaps it was just too classy to be a hit. Samantha Jones did the best cover-version of this forgotten classic.

My favourite Deltic is 55001 ( or 9001 as i prefer it ). St Paddy had the distinction of being the very first into BR service in Feb. 1961 and was also the first to be withdrawn , her last journey being way back in March '78. Sadly it did not survive long enough to be part of the Deltic-mania tha...

Leeds were supposed to be a dirty , cynical team but i can't see any evidence of it here. They completely outplayed the "superstars" of Man Utd.

Cohen , Wilson , Neal , & Mick Mills never crossed the halfway line , Sansom was inconsistent , Pearce was more of a battler than an artist , and Neville and Dixon were just adequate. Apart from Leeds' Cooper , Ashley Cole is the most skillful fullback i've seen for England although i'm too young...