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Will you be able to pick me up pal? Ta

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The Urban Myths tv series did a great episode on backstage at Live Aid. Elton going mad at Noel Edmond’s landing his chopper in his back garden. Freddie stroking Bonos hair, and Quo not realising that they’d already been on stage.

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Caballo wrote: ↑
Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:53 pm
Does he even like football?

Spot on. I’ve heard he has no real interest in playing football these days. Maybe he did earlier in his career.

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My sporting dream is complete. After several relegations and the depths we sunk to, all I ever wanted was a return to the top division. I chucked many a coin in a wishing well or fountain in the 70’s, only thinking of one thing. Now I’ve seen us in the Premier League, in Europe, win play offs, and r...

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Mid to late 70’s. My mother broke down in her Triumph Spitfire with the windy wipers not working in a storm. Padiham Road. A lovely gentleman stopped and assisted her recovery. Cheers Big Jim. Always a favourite after that. A real gentleman that we used to see regularly at The Turf. I wonder if he’s...

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Sandbach pal.

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Nice guy. Local to me. A proper Claret.

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I always focussed on his pre match routine, and if he was a sub, his half time warm up. This chap never seemed to tire of whacking it from outside the box past our keeper. He could strike a ball viciously & accurately. And hardly ever missed. He scored some crackers at times.

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mccourts3@sky.com

Strange one. You responded to one of them!

Send me your bank details and I’ll transfer the cash.

Thanks

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I’ve sent you a couple of messages. Ta

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Really saddened to hear this. A through and through Claret all be it with a pretty short career with us. Seem to remember him scoring a great volley away at Carlisle to get us a 2 all draw in the cup 82 / 83 season and we won the replay at the Turf. 2 fab cup runs that season and got relegated back...

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There too. The encore was brilliant as I remember…
Ballroom Blitz, Summer Loving and Pretty Vacant?

RIP Brian.

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Wing Commander Roberts. Well, he’s got the tash.

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Stayed there, each bedroom wall was decorated in a different era. Mate checked in and on arrival in his room found there was a tramp asleep in his bed.

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Frontierland. Morecambe.

Scene of many a Wild West bar brawl. Unfortunately they were real and not simulated.

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Kevin Hird

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Great news. All the best. Top pub.

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Sun Dec 15, 2024 7:29 pm
But Billy Rod was the man of the match that night

That was a strike. Made an horrible night at that place worthwhile.

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Was there for his goal against QPR. A great goal. So sad that he wasn’t able to play much longer. Another Burnley true gentleman.

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Poignant moment that today Tony.

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Will be thinking of you tomorrow Sue. He was a top Claret.

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I’ve been watching Burnley for a long long time, but that view back of the lined up coaches was very memorable.

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I didn't initially recognise the name but I think it's the guy who was involved in setting up Ribble Valley Clarets back in the 80s. Really top lad too. But whether him or not, really sad news to hear of the passing of a fellow Claret. Correct Tony. It was mid to late 70’s when Ste and several othe...

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Pickweeeek!

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Album. Damned Damned Damned
Track. Stab Your Back
Rolls on for a full 59 seconds.

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Oasis. There was a lickle shop in the entrance to the underground market, just off Market Street and a few yards from the punk shop. Was a haven for trainers and sports gear. It was a little bit risky to visit. Only had a few pair of trainers or so in the front, but you would be daft to venture beyo...

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bobinho wrote: ↑
Thu Jul 11, 2024 8:18 pm
https://youtu.be/JeTw_p_WglY?si=sgDgNPf0eQynv1D2

You’re welcome…

It’s a done deal. THE best.

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Literally. Grrrrr

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The Clash. “Rudie can’t fail!”

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ET, with Julie at the cinema.
Ings goal
The Clash live
Micah Hyde goal
3-0 at home
Terry Cochrane goal

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It would be interesting to see the transfer fee next to each of these where applicable.

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Far Pavillions.

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Buxtonclaret wrote: ↑
Tue May 21, 2024 8:14 pm
Yes.
Had my leather jacket on. Took a fortnight to dry out.

They gave a dodgy gate number that night too.

You were lucky. I had a suede jacket on.

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I was.

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On the bus on Saturday when a police car raced past us at speed. Guy behind me - “He won’t sell many ice creams going at that speed”. Every time it makes me smile. Even 431st time.

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Tony Walsh. The Last Gang in Town? Who these days, are the rebels worth the name? Who hates the army, hates the RAF? Who, these days, take a gutter sniper’s aim? Who fights the law with every beat and breath? Who, these days, has the baselines or the balls? Who’s sussed and struts where white man fe...

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Changes regularly - as it has done since 1977.
So many wonderful tunes and lyrics. And nearly every genre.
You could compile an album of their stunning cover versions too.

“Like four sticks of dynamite on stage”

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Sutton should be in prison.

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dougcollins wrote: ↑
Fri Apr 19, 2024 9:29 pm
In that case, give ‘All Along the Watchtower’ by XTC a listen. Holy ****.

Great tune. Great band. Nipped into a vinyl shop last week in Winsford and bought a magazine whose editor was clearly working overtime.

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Every time I see this topic I instantly think of several Clash cover versions. However - my answer as always is “Heard it through the grapevine” by The Slits. Turn up the bass. Loud.

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Enjoyed a 2-0 win at Birmingham in 78/9. They were a division higher than us and had most of the play but we scored 2 fantastic goals - Tony Morley in the first minute then Leighton James at the death. Argentinian international Alberto Tarantini was playing for Birmingham and I can still remember C...

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Enjoyed a 2-0 win at Birmingham in 78/9. They were a division higher than us and had most of the play but we scored 2 fantastic goals - Tony Morley in the first minute then Leighton James at the death. Argentinian international Alberto Tarantini was playing for Birmingham and I can still remember C...

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I’ve got a vague idea on your musical taste, so hope you’re listening to “I fought the law”.

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Wet through, soaked even before kick off. It continued to lash down, horrible day. Left at 3/0. Thanks for reminding me Tony.

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Not sure if this has been mentioned elsewhere, but Leighton James daughter has tweeted he's suffered a massive stroke and bleed on the brain. I'd literally just read this earlier tonight, he is my all time favourite Claret,before learning that my dad had died earlier today. Not the best evening up ...

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Nice post pal. Seeing as nobody else has commented. Hope you’re well.

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Damo wrote: ↑
Wed Oct 04, 2023 12:43 am
Undisputed top of the prick list

I think that’s a bit harsh to be honest.

I’d have him equal with Sutton.

Sherwood is a numpty, thick as a an elephants droppings.
Sutton is just a Really Awful Person Insulting Soccer Television

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Rovers:
Absolute
Ponce of a player who
Is
Still
Taking the **** earning a living in commentary

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