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The answers were You Make Me Feel and I Feel Love, but I would also add Do You Wanna Funk... I used to go to Garlands (you all did, too, stop fibbing). Great atmosphere in there which was most welcome in that period of time. Funk and Drive was brilliant in there:

Ignore them, Dave, he doesn't...

True, Pidge but this isn't the writer for "Joe" or something like "This is Anfield". He's in a very prominent job at the national broadcaster - an organisation which prides itself on certain standards. He's paid out of taxpayers' money (via the licence, obviously). He will have had a fitful night's sleep last night to say the least. He posted about 40 times after that faux pas to try to get it off his timeline, and buried. His daily average is about 10. Yesterday it was about 60. As has been said, although he is a Blue, his bitterness never comes through the writing, which I always enjoy. I wouldn't want to see him sacked or anything like that. Maybe a bit of community service sweeping up outside Anfield on a matchday. Or glass collecting in the Albert.

On the concession of Fulham's goal, is there a betting person who would say that this ball actually would go IN THE GOAL from this point....? You'd get massive odds!

I could play Stairway To Heaven when I was 12. Jimmy Page didn't write it til he was 22. I think that says a lot.

I loved the one from last season / season before when there was a bloke on GOT basically arguing that it was hilarious that supporters were celebrating when their team scored / won football matches. As if these aspects of the sport mattered... He'd basically gone through the looking glass and was saying that as a supporter of Everton, he transcended football and that actual goals and actually winning football matches didn't matter. And if you did celebrate goals / winning football matches you were a tit. He was even castigating his own supporters for arguing about football results (they were on the verge of relegation at the time). He did this - penned on a football forum - with no sense of irony. "Incredible" doesn't do it justice.

Great listen again - thank you! Just one point. I think I would have been a bit annoyed if we hadn't have scored the second goal. The performance would have definitely come under the "smash and grab" category at 0-1, but that hilarious second probably elevated it to "professional" performance. I say hilarious because I haven't laughed more than I've cheered a goal as much since Bobby's seventh last March.

Especially the bit with Stan Laurel laughing. It's not a good look for a club of Arsenal's stature to be mocked by a Cumbrian comedian from the 1930s.

Genius! Bring it out after every win, Pete - we have a mascot!

True. Good taste in music, though...

Don't worry, you wouldn't have enjoyed it.

Not enough Arteta in that coverage. I want a bitter, resentful interview, BBC, and I want it NOW....!

No! We need to AVOID serfdom! The only true way to avoid serfdom is to ensure there is no regulatory control / governmental intervention ("socialism"). That Friedrich Hayek sounds like a top bloke. We need more Think Tanks....! What a world.

Amazing you can have such a long list and not even feel the need to include Les Sealey, Steve Foster or Mick Hartford.

This is excellent - thanks for the recommendation. It's on Freevee now.

That picture of Ruddock says everything about the man. Chewing gum, no shirt on, probably half-cut, too. Just thinking of any way he can show disrespect for a global figure and make the whole thing about him. My loathing of him could not be higher. A very dark period in our club's history.

People fear change. It's the reason for sexism, racism, ablism, and every kind of bigotry you can think of. Young people are more open to change, older people less so. It's why "we" all move more to the right as we get older. "The way things were" is always better. This "football is for men" bollocks doesn't wash any more. *By the way, Mook - when you say "people", you mean of course, "men".

Barmy Army! [clap, clap] Barmy Army! [clap, clap]

This is how Laurence Fox started. Gain a little bit of "notoriety" with outrageous rhetoric, gain a little bit of covert Russian funding, and we could be into new right wing political party territory. "Late Night with Barton! 1am every second Tuesday, here on GB News, sponsored by the Get 'em Back in the Kitchen Party."

I know what you mean around the Gooner/Saka thing, Dave. But he really can ball and is a clutch baller. Ball.

If we were playing someone like Boro or even Brighton, I wouldn't really care, I'll be honest. I don't feel we have enough to get all four, and I do feel we need to prioritise: and this competition as is, is fourth in importance. But, and it may be a sign of the times, Arsenal have started to get on my pip lately, their manager having free hits on referees and throughout the media. A draw or loss will likely irritate me. Go strong and get them beat, Reds.

You should have seen the cover they wanted to have. It wasn't a glove, believe me.

Mike Terry took the art of poor creative ideas to a whole new level. It says a lot when this isn't even your worst entry into the field. It's probably this one, Live at the Glasgow Pavilion. [vol 2!!]

BrokenBottleBoy? I follow him on Twitter. I know he had an on-going argument with that idiot Matt Goodwin. I should spend more time looking at his stuff, but I find myself less interested in getting sucked into things that generally make me angry. I know how stacked the deck is, and I know the futility of exploring it as it just makes me frustrated! That's half of my issue with Pilger - even the people you used to depend upon end up letting the side down. But I am in agreement that there is far more deserving targets for a hit piece than Pilger.

This whole thread is a charade. Stig just wants someone to post that picture of the naked man blowing a tuba up some woman's arse because his own copy got deleted...