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There’s lots of deep reasons behind it LeadBelly. I’m not ashamed to say I did 12 weeks at the Priory. Supposedly there’s a reason behind it all. I’m not so sure. Girl next to me had to take her hair dryer, straighteners, microwave, toaster, and kettle in the car to work in fear she’s not switched e...

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Westwood waxes lyrical about our “team ethics”, outside the media.

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I’ve had OCD for 35 plus years. Only ‘came out’ about 6 years ago, and everyone acknowledged it by saying “we knew some years ago’. It’s serious stuff that’s on a sliding scale. My employer has told me I can’t work because of my OCD, and I’ve been off work for 5 years or more. One side of your brain...

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Imploding Turtle wrote:Watford
Vokes 1-1 | Cork 2-1

Great quality picture. Thank you.

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1963Claret wrote:I'd love Fulham to pip Cardiff to 2nd place;
a) they're English
b) they don't have Warnock as a manager
c) we always beat them at the Turf
d) their fans aren't a set of w*nkers

Best food you can get at a ground too!

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Thanks pal. European inconvenience.

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If they win the tie does that mean our game against them will definitely be rescheduled?

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Every time this comes up I go for The Slits and Heard it through the Grapevine. Followed by any number of Clash covers: I fought the law, Armagedion Time, Pressure Drop, Louie Louie, Revolution Rock, Police and Thieves, Wrong em Boyo. After listening to the Pistols last week I’m going to have to sli...

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Pstotto wrote:The Cramps 'You've got good taste' and the Album 'Smell of Female.'

Could do with perhaps a bit better production but that might sanitize it and it would be ruined by digital re-mastering

You ain't no punk, you punk
You wanna talk about the real junk?

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Billyblah wrote:Sham 69 - Borstal Breakout
Spizz Oil - 6000 Crazy
The Boys -Brickfield Nights

Forgot about Spizz Oil / energy or whatever. Brickfield Nights was a catchy pop song though, loved it.

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Anyone who calls Glen Little a **** deserves a life time ban.

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Downhamclaret wrote:Stranglehold the UK subs

Hiya pal. Thought you Downham boys were all Clash fans!

Remember Subs at Railway Workers Club!

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Banned from The Roxy - OK!

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Those first two PIL LP’s were absolutely outstanding. Still buying Jah Wobble’s stuff when it comes out... regularly.

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KLClaret wrote:White Man in Hammersmith Palais.The song that changed everything for me.

A very close 2nd! Influenced years of reggae and dub to date.

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Just listening to the original LP and despite my reservations about the Sex Pistols, it’s a good record with some clever tunes and lyrics. Not the best punk stuff ever - but a great start!

What was the best punk track ever?
Me,
1. Complete Control - The Clash

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Me too!

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He was a decent player for us but never got up to the form he played later at Villa. If only Bob Lord had seen past his hair and earring. Saw him score a screamer at St Andrews for us. Nice bloke with a ‘bit’ of an affinity with us lot.

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Skinhead !

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The next decade of sledging in the bag.

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Remember having a “Charlie Nicholas” at Eddie Worswicks barbers in Clitheroe in the early 80’s. Ranks in the top 3 worst ever of my life decisions. On a recent topic: Had to stay indoors for weeks. Ruled me out of being a casual for a month or so.

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Lots.

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Great opening post.

Snipers.

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tim_noone wrote:Columbo scratch of his head draws on his cigar nails it for me...I always thought Ironside was a lawyer

Schoolboy error from me , meant Columbo. Smirk, puff on his cigar, shift his mac to one side, and mystery solved. If only eh!

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It’s an awfully sad case. I just wish we’d had a tv detective that could have solved the case, they always seem really good. My money would have been on Ironside, Quincy or Morse.

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I’m currently revisiting the trendy split in the side of my jeans. Unfortunately it’s my waist that’s caused this.

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Didn’t he leave with a swag bag. Allegedly.

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Is that a Browny posting?

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My memory’s gone, so can anyone remember who suppported them at KGH late 70’s early 80’s? I’m sure it was someone who went on to be ‘bigger’.

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He’ll definetly talk to you, ...no attitude , just a normal guy.... He’s no different than you or I, he just dedicated himself and practised at what he did to have a career as professional footballer. His kid are very grounded and can play the game ... 2 boys to look out for in the future Thanks Br...

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Lives round the corner. A regular at the local club. His boys and my boys followed similar academy / development routes. He held my lads hand when he walked out as a mascot and was a perfect gent and was very accommodating. However, never seemed overly personable since, but I don’t want to judge the...

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10 of us just come back from this. Everyone’s got their own opinions but a unanimous thumbs up from Sandbach. Moving, pretty accurate, well filmed and Oldman, as generally, superb. A fully deserved Oscar.

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Always be a legend for that goal at Ewood. A real belter.
Got fed up of him going back to beat the full back for a 2nd and 3rd time. Good talent. Like my school reports at the time; could do better.

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Bumped into him on a service station on an away day early 80’s. A Burnley fan started giving him grief about Diedre. To this day I’m convinced he thought it was Mike Baldwin not Bill Roache.

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Done. Good luck. Great cause.

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Who are the coach gaffers on Saturday in your absence pal?

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Fans getting upset because their best Christmas golf jumper got ruined shortly after.

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Pay on the day.
1) For the game
2) Just turning up if you wanted to pay on a coach to go away

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“Bang”

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The Clash Not Sensibles The Damned The Ruts Motörhead The Stiffs Buzzcocks Simple Minds Joy Division Stiff Little Fingers Magazine Adam and the Ants The Fall Killing Joke A Flock of Seagulls Sham 69 Angelic Upstarts The Exploited Dead Kennedy’s The Tourists Skids Cockney Rejects Siouxsie and the Ban...

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Not really my bag, but saw them at Hampden Park @ 1991/2ish. Have to say they were superb. I hope they all make it through to the gig! Enjoy folks.

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That’s what worries me about knee sliding goal celebrations ....Anyway, not for our players to be too concerned about.

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Stayed in Quinta do Lago.

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Saw Deary down here for the Vintage Clarets against Alsager. Class still. But never stopped banging on all the game in that Scouse accent. Top player.

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I was out there with them briefly. Poor guy was in a lot of pain. But he never dropped his guard and managed the team perfectly.

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KLClaret wrote:White Man in Hammersmith Palais

Was just observing this post but couldn’t let this pass. Just been down to Rubber Soul Records in Hanley today and invested 70 notes on Clash rarities. That 1st LP changed everything for me. The only band that mattered.

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Squarepusher wrote:Drums and curmudgeonly abuse - Ginger Baker
Bass - Jah Wobble
Guitar - Johnny Marr/Jonny Greenwood
Keys - Garth Hudson
Vocals - Janelle Monae

Top choice with Wobble. Unbelievable bassist with an unbelievable output over the years. Still going strong.

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Football seems trivial after reading your post. Yet I hope you can take comfort from some great Burnley memories and all our best wishes on here. X

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I’ve posted this before, but it will give you a measure of the man. Surprise guest of honour at my 50th a couple of years ago. Turned up in South Cheshire and chatted to everyone for 2-3 hours. Gave me a signed bath photo from the Deepdale promotion game. Talked Burnley all night. Did it for free - ...

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Potato potato tomato tomato. Let’s call the whole thing off.

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