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Spelling correction - surely you meant charges??!!

Cruise Control on a car for me too........can't be arsed to read the manual to see how it works

Completely agree I'd seen Oasis a few months prior to Knebworth at Maine Road and that was almost the perfect gig - the band in their prime, on our/their pitch, everything was just right (and City won away at Villa too on the day!!) So, I imagine Oasis with their 'swagger' thought The Prodigy...

When Oasis played Knebworth all those years ago, the group I was with, we decided it was time for one last beer run when we knew it was The Prodigy on stage, to buy as many pints as we could physically carry, ready for when Oasis came on stage. We were in the Queue, The Prodigy came on, Voodooo...

Maybe not the best, but worth an honourable mention

This is the first I've heard of this. Sad news, he was okay as a ref, in my book R.I.P

100 Streets Really enjoyed it though I guess it wouldn't be everyones cup of tea Essentially a tale of how life doesn't always work out the way you plan it To quote "Life's pretty simple, you know. It's long periods of waiting, broken up by brief moments of change. That's it. That's all it is."

Sylvia was one of my mums favourites before she passed away last year Every time Ken Bruce played it on Radio 2, I'd get a message telling me he'd played it!!

Yeah, I've seen that and posted this shite review on Trustpilot....... Not what they were in the 90's Cannot believe this lot are still going. On my last visit the roof was leaking and the windows looked shoddy - which is surprising as they've had a family of Glazers doing an excellent job...

Abd why the final isn't the last match of the season either is another debate The games gone

R.I.P The 56 I have to say, I thought the documentary on BBC2 was very good - a horrible, tragic, subject, but done in a very respectful manner The fires at other grounds, I think happened when matches weren't on. Living in Norwich, I remember it happening and their next match was vs QPR, who...

I understand completely the question and taking all emotion from the match, it is good watching it on the telly. But, football is emotional and therefore going to the game trumps it - and it's not just the match itself, it's the meeting up with mates, the travelling to different towns and...

I remember the first time I heard this on the radio - I thought it was 1989 all over again!! It's just different - in such a good way

There's talk of a fan involvement at King's Lynn, but the owner will only relinquish something paltry like 10% stake - which is pointless and defeats the oblect. Lynn's owner - to be commended on one hand for the money he has put in......but he's a crook!! Google Stephen Cleeve - he's an...

I regularly watch King's Lynn in the National League North as they are my nearest non-league team who play at a decent standard. You could even argue if King's Lynn is North, but as others have rightly said, they divvy the 48 teams and depending on who is where, they get put in the NLN or NLS...

Out of curiousity and if you don't mind me asking your age - by all means tell me to mind my own business But as others have said, it was different times back then and whilst in todays world it would seem ridiculous what happened in those days, it truly was the norm - maybe not the Oldham...

"Bullshit Mr Haan Man"!!!!!

Usually I would use this logic - although it is irrational logic!! But, ever since the Ryder Cup in 2012, the Miracle at Medinah, I've had a bit of a soft spot for McIlroy -the Ronnie O'Sullivan of golf!!

I couldn't post on here yesterday, but just want to say that yesterday, when I read his "letter" to the fans, I properly welled up - I was at work too!! I felt really sad yesterday - I agree that it probably is the right time, but he's been part of our lives for ten years. I'm not getting into...

Quadrophenia And, whilst not everyones cup tea, I seem to enjoy "The Business" more and more every time I've watched it