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They passed me by at the time but I was spurred to give them a listen by the death of Mark Hollis a few years ago and was completely blown away. I absolutely love them. Can't believe I missed out for all those years.

A Song For Enzo What's-a-matter you? Gotta no respect? What-a you tink you do, why you looka so sad? It's-a not so bad, it's-a-nice-a-place Ah shuddup-a you face. Piss-a round at the back When-a we gonna attack? What-a you think you do, why you looka so sad? It's-a not so bad, it's-a-nice-a-place Ah shuddup-a your face.

Is he any good?

Buon viaggio!

You've forgotten Aubrey Mandy mate.

Momo Sylla.

True, I'll stick him in next time.

Not bad except that Guyana is in South America

With AFCON underway I thought I'd look at this. Apologies if it's been done before. Here's my offering. Ikeme Nigeria Pantsil. Ghana Bamba Ivory Coast Benalouane Tunisia Schlupp. Ghana Ndidi. Nigeria Mendy. Senegal Gradel. Ivory Coast Iheanacho. Nigeria Yakubu. Nigeria Mahrez Algeria Yes, Molla Wague didn't make the cut.

Every word uttered by Hinchcliffe, especially “He’s got to do better there”. He seems to think that every player should have the ability of a world class footballer….. like himself.

Birches 'Kiss' Blonde bier that's perfect with a curry

Someone shouted "It's a bomb!"

Misread that at first 🤣 What a front page! MEAT & NYLON NIGHTIES!

Well played Médoc.

I’d walk out if I could afford to get in.

I think that if the initial shot is on target then the adjudication panel don't change the attributed goalscorer so I think it will stay as Riccys goal, although I think the goalie may have saved it if not for the deflection.

Ronnie Radford, Hereford v Newcastle 3rd round replay 5th February 1972. I travelled up to Filbert Street from London that day full of hope for a great cup run, convinced that we were destined to win the FA Cup some time soon. We had a strong team out that day for the 4th round tie including Cross, Nish and Glover who’d all played in the final three years earlier. The only inexperienced player was the debutant keeper Carl Jayes and Second Division Leyton Orient weren’t expected to trouble him much behind a defence of Whiteworth, Sjoberg, Cross and Nish. My memory (such as it is) is that Orient, who included Leicester legend to be Dennis Rofe and European Cup winner to be Ian Bowyer in their ranks, played us off the park and won 2-0. I do remember clearly my journey back home being miserable thinking that Match of The Day was going to be one long celebration of The Orient. I had no idea at the time of the exploits of Radford and George. Match of The Day was fantastic to watch that night. Leicester and Orient went almost uncommented on, Hereford had saved my day! Orient went on to beat the winners from two years earlier Chelsea 3-2 in the 5th round before going out 1-0 to the holders Arsenal in the quarter finals. The FA Cup, you have to love it.

Thanks for posting. Fairly certain I attended all those games but I can’t remember anything about them. Very surprised by the low attendance, there were some fabulous players playing that day. A very good Rangers side that would finish close runners up to Liverpool two seasons later.

My exact thought.

The man’s a giant.

Just made a small contribution, glad to see that they’re being well supported.

I'm glad you also saw that, I thought I may have been hallucinating.

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