Unpopular opinions

Bill Walker said:
I thought the Milly-Rose clap was very touching and would've meant such a lot to the family. I wouldn't want things like that end.
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Don’t forget this topic is called unpopular opinions.

Going off your reply if I put what I really think about this subject it would upset you and I certainly wouldn’t want to do that.

We all have our own personal views and if you are going to give individual examples like you have on this subject you will clearly have the higher ground.
Fortunately for you, your ‘popular opinion’ on this subject will prevail so fear not.
There will be many more claps and silences till May.
 
unicorn said:
Oasis did some good stuff in 94-95 but "Wonderwall" is a dirge and no-one can explain its appeal.
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Wonderwall's only saving grace is that it's an easy song for guitar beginners to learn.

'Definitely, Maybe' was without doubt, a great debut album but, in my opinion, each subsequent Oasis album was a significant downgrade on it's predecessor.

The same goes for the High Flying Birds and Beady Eye material.

30 years on and living off past 'glories'.
 
I was on a Virgin train from London to Manchester once and had to go to first class to use the toilet as the rest were out of service. On my way back to standard class, Gary Lineker tried letting on to me (I had City colours on) and I blanked him.

He’s a sanctimonious twat who never went in for a tackle.
 
MCFC Wirral said:
I was on a Virgin train from London to Manchester once and had to go to first class to use the toilet as the rest were out of service. On my way back to standard class, Gary Lineker tried letting on to me (I had City colours on) and I blanked him.

He’s a sanctimonious twat who never went in for a tackle.
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This isn’t the ‘shagged anyone famous’ thread mate.
 
Lavinda Past said:
Wonderwall's only saving grace is that it's an easy song for guitar beginners to learn.

'Definitely, Maybe' was without doubt, a great debut album but, in my opinion, each subsequent Oasis album was a significant downgrade on it's predecessor.

The same goes for the High Flying Birds and Beady Eye material.

30 years on and living off past 'glories'.
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Don’t Believe The Truth is a great album.
 
Johnny Mars Bar said:
Don’t Believe The Truth is a great album.
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I like Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants n’all. It’s got a few duff tracks but a good half dozen of my favourite Oasis songs.

What’s the Story… is arguably my least favourite Oasis album.
 
Psychedelic Casual said:
I like Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants n’all. It’s got a few duff tracks but a good half dozen of my favourite Oasis songs.

What’s the Story… is arguably my least favourite Oasis album.
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Johnny Mars Bar said:
Don’t Believe The Truth is a great album.
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Both could be considered great albums, but I think they pale in comparison to Definitely, Maybe, which I think is one of the greatest debut albums of all time.
 
Last week I said I enjoyed MOTD without them & for balance I’d like to say I enjoyed the live coverage of our game. It didn’t seem all about bantz or snide but was fun & humble.
 
unicorn said:
Oasis did some good stuff in 94-95 but "Wonderwall" is a dirge and no-one can explain its appeal.
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