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might go and have a play later, but FFS - The current voting has both Bobby Moore AND Tony Adams at fullback! How does that work then? Kev

It looks just like a frog, from BOTH sides

I spect you deserved it! Coulda been worse - they could have taken you over to Pikey Gate I still look out for the Rovers results, even now though! Kev

Eastville??? That was a f*ckin' tip! Yeah but it was OUR tip Steve!

I think that Fritz the Cat stands up to the comparison Kev

^^^^^ What he said!

Isn't there also a perfectly valid viewpoint that if you are doing your job, and are perfectly happy with the salary package you are getting, WTF is it to do with you what anyone else is getting for whatever the job is that they are or are not doing? Please Note - This should not be taken as an endorsement or criticism of any player, but where I work would be f**ked if other people started demanding the same pay as me! Kev

Have a look at http://www.putfile.com It's a free sign up, I'm not sure about file size limits but I use it for any stuff I want to share and it seems OK Kev PS when I say "I'm not sure......" it means I can't be arsed to go check it out

Loved this bit Kev

Not a problem Loz and thank you for such diligent research, presented in a reasonable way. I'm thinking about the third one because that has the full album version across two sides, rather than Move On Up and a different B-side. Cheers again Kev

Lofty I do a lot of replacing all of these on vinyl albums these days in charity shops. Mostly 50p or a quid, but watch out for Oxfam because they have some young smart-arses with the latest copy of the Record Buyer's Price Guide, and so they put ridiculous prices on them. Charity shops is where I get most of my 60's and 70's singles for the jukeboxes these days as well. Good hunting Kev PS - I am desperate for a 7" single of Curtis Mayfield "Move On UP" if you spot one (and yes I do know that there are svereal on e-bay, but not at sensible CS prices!)

you never do

SHHHHHHHHHHHHH! Just hide behind the settee - He'll think we are out

Lofty my man, you have WAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too much time on your hands Kev

This is all too spooky for words. Lofty and BB - YOU ARE ME!

AND the famous Onion Bag

Loz Is there ANY way that you can stop Octville posting this rubbish? kev

VALIUM-GRAM FOR MR LOFTY, VALIUM-GRAM FOR MR LOFTY

Wasn't the suspended penalty only for last season? I don't think it carries over now - so we can go about upsetting the establishment from scratch again now! Wooohooooo Kev

EXACTLY my thoughts Glory! Jeez

I saw on some other forum a link to very inexpensive Solar powered electric pig-fencing - That would work Loz I'll go look it up for you Kev, trying to be helpful edit - here it is Miss Mini Loz Environmentally Sound Keyboard Protection Device AND it's 399 Australian Dollars, which is only about ?13.95 Enjoy

Gem Did you not run up the Aisle singing "It Should'a been me"? Kev

Keep your back to the wall Lofty and don't drop your car keys! AND, if anyone asks you to do anything like splicing with anything like their mainbrace, be very afraid! Kev

I suppose that the earliest musical memories I have are of two-way family favourites on the radio on a Sunday. My mum was a big fan of Tom Jones and Cliff, whilst my dad only really liked Jim Reeves. Not a promising start, you might think. But wait....... A lot of my mates at school were black kids and I just creamed when I first starting hearing Bluebeat and Ska round their houses and at The Longacre in Bath and the Bamboo in Bristol. That led on to an enduring love of Reggae, which then led me into all kinds of black music. The classic years of Motown, 60's and 70's Soul, Funk in it's wildest moments. Loved Jamaican toasters, but, strangely, never got into Rap. When I started playing instruments, the easiest sh*t to play is the Blues, so that's what I played. Loved it so much I went and got all anoraky (is that a word?) about Blues musicians, and still collect that sh*t. However, Blues led me to Zeppelin, Status Quo, Purple, Sabbath, Bad Company and generally most 70's Rock at about the same time that the hair grew and Stonehenge, Watchfield and Worthy Farm festivals were on, and, to be perfectly honest, I LOVED my old Afghan coat. I remember one college dance at the time that Marley was riding high with "No Woman". The DJ guy had been playing Genesis and Yes album tracks for most of the night and then played Marley. Loads of pimply hippy-esque posers jumped up and tried their skank so I asked the guy if he had any more reggae after that. We looked at what he had and I saw a Laurel Aitken single that I liked so asked him to play it, which he did. The place sort of erupted with whingeing, moaning twats complaining about the music. One of them said "We don't want Reggae, we want Bob Marley" What that has left me with is a love of loads of different types of music, predominantly reggae, soul, funk and blues with a rock edge. Don't like very much recorded in the last 20 years or so except for Prince (before he went mad), Nickleback and some odd singles that I hear from time to time. My brother-in-law keeps sending me CDs of whatever Timeout or The Telegraph magazine tells him is the latest cool thing to listen to and like, and they are very nearly all sh*te. Sorry, I've rambled on now - I'll take my tablets and have a little lie down Kev

What Lofty said! And then The San Siro followed by the old Eastville before they made it into and Ikea Kev