Aww; bless. Isn't he only gooooorgeous?
In the early seventies as I recallI remember going there one year and the odd lot made us all take the laces out of our boots.
Yes mate it was quite bizzar.In the early seventies as I recall
Be hard to Beat that pun....I have only got one thing to say to you Jim -
"You're too nice to talk to. "
You wont see The Specials front man Terry Hall wearing it..... The rag twat
This ground is looking like a ghost ground
Cov dont play there no more
Too much fighting in the boardroom...
Naaaaaa na na na na na na na na na na na na na naaaaaaaa na na na na ......Can't go on no more!
Supporters getting angry!
I was living in the concrete jungle at the time. Didnt appreciate the scene as too wrapped up getting into punk in 1979 a year after it was effectively over! (I was 16....)I love this reply:
Go through the squad
1 step beyond
2 tone
3 nelson Mandela.
Great reference to the whole movement.
I was living in the concrete jungle at the time. Didnt appreciate the scene as too wrapped up getting into punk in 1979 a year after it was effectively over! (I was 16....)
To me it was punk or nothing you couldnt be eclectic with your taste!
Madness to me were a cartoon band, the Monkees for the 80's. But i did like The Beat and early UB40.
The Specials i look back on and wrote some cracking tunes, totally sound tracking the times.
I maybe wrong but i think Ghost Town was No 1 the week of Charles and Di's wedding....
Ha ha really?Yeah, you’re right. It became No. 1 on 11th July and spent three weeks there. Shakin' Stevens' Green Door took over on 1st August. The royal wedding was near the end of July.
I stayed with my aunt and her family in Northamptonshire during early July, and its first week at No. 1 was that week.
Interestingly (or not), I left their house to travel back to my home in Cornwall early on the following Sunday morning , and as I approached the M4, I was waved down by a policeman, who asked where I was going and where I’d come from.
I told him and he explained that he and colleagues were looking for ringleaders of the ongoing riots, but I didn’t look like I was one of them and he allowed me to go on my way.
Ha ha really?
Will Doug King and his brother Juan will sell us some cheap hardly used 2nd hand seats for our North stand expansion?![]()
Coventry City: SISU agrees deal to sell Sky Blues to local businessman Doug King
Coventry City owners SISU agree a deal to sell the club to local businessman Doug King - and also reveal a bid to buy the CBS Arena.www.bbc.co.uk
Takeover and late bid for the stadium with the current stadium owners going into administration.