Mook

'I may not always love you'

I know there was a pitch invasion but not sure other than that. They had to play some European games away from home due to their scumbag support, including a home game at Anfield. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2010/mar/17/manchester-united-home-anfield-1971

Bit of a myth that one Scott, Law's backheeled goal didn't relegate them.

They're experts/geeks as opposed to purists.

I've never heard of Victoria Justice either. If you're upset there's a bird in here you have already heard of then surely it's easy enough to just scroll past the pictures you massive fucking poof.

I'm not convinced that Hammond organ purists are a thing.

He's either at it or he was hearing something in his head which the engineers & producer just couldn't help him achieve. Either way, I don't suppose it matters too much unless you're Lee Mavers.

Aye, that and the other songs on the LP are just so good. As I said I love There She Goes.

Controversial but There She Goes is maybe my least favourite song on the album & I love There She Goes. The whole LP is jam packed with great tunes. Timeless Melody is ridiculously good.

'Everybody else does it on their credit card' is another one I love. Take a walk down the street, spend five minutes on Facebook, 'everybody' are complete and utter morons. Fuck doing what they're doing.

'What are we saving for?' is my favourite. See if the boiler breaks or one of us loses our job or the roof caves in or one of the two cats you insisted on getting needs an operation. Or if we want to retire or ever pay off that fucking mortgage. Those are some of the things we are saving for.

Unwanted pregnancies are an awful thing.

Dustin Hoffman as Zammo in Grange Hill.

Marlon Brando as Tony in Hollyoaks.

Christopher Walken as Marcus Tandy in Eldorado.

In interstellar space...

You could class Joy Division as middle of the road too.

Yes, I'm bang into Girld Aloud at the moment.

From memory, I think it's 'Rape, murder, it's just a kiss away'. Edit - just checked the lyrics and I'm talking shite as usual.

Jan Hammer has more talent in his big toe than Joy Division had in their entire band.

Fuck me, he's still around now at 94. I thought he was long gone.

I've just vomited a curly wurly I had in 1986.

You forgot to mention Sun City.