I was one of those left at 3-0. Disappointed with my performance if I’m honest. Will put in extra effort for the rest of the season.

Great album. Saw them on the ‘94 tour and then again last year on the anniversary tour. If you get the chance to see them live, take it!

In the 70’s my dad done some plumbing work for the parents of Eric Faulkner from the Bay City Rollers. Not strictly my story, but it’s all I’ve got.

Calm doon

No

I’ve seen comments along the lines of ‘pay better money, get a better manager’. Aye? Ask Man U fans how that’s working out. We have to give Critchley at least two transfer windows.

Cheers Joel.

Use AI to re-make I, Claudius. Keep all the actor’s performances but make the sets, backgrounds etc. more Game of Thrones like. And re-boot ‘It’s a Knockout’ - I know, I know but people dressed at penguins on a rotating platform trying to collect water in a plastic bucket is funny.

Enjoy. I am now organising myself to return to the market this coming Sunday. It has suddenly become a huge grail.

Now regretting not picking up that Rockpile LP that I saw for sale on Saturday. This is my worst record-buying habit, non-buyer’s regret!

I’m in the UK and in a sort of simpatico way I have slept on and off from midnight and here I am at 5am wide awake, looking for something to do (actually I’ll be getting ready for work in about an hour and a bit, but you get my drift)

I used to have this LP but lost it somewhere along the lines. Absolutely loved it. It’s been on my wantlist for years but never got around to replacing it. There’s no excuse for that and I promise to rectify that soon.

I saw a very similar knocker when I was in Amsterdam recently

Here are three:

Troublegum by Therapy?

Taking Tiger Mountain (by Strategy) by Brian Eno

Irish Tour 1974 by Rory Gallagher

I fall into both camps here. I mostly buy records to play them but there are two acts in particular where I am a bit of a completist and will buy rarities, imports etc. with no intention of playing them. I am happy with that.