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Haha, brilliantly described Sid Class tune as well.

Any advert for a company offering to give you aloan so you can "turn all your debts into one managable monthly payment".

1. Grandstand: old tune was indeed class 2. Only Fools and Horses: quality tune, the opening and closing credits ones are both good 3. Golf: Was a quality tune until they went all modern like they did with grandstand 4. F1: When it was on BBC the tune was superb, taking from Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain" 5. The Premiership: I like U2

U2, Travis, Dandy Warhols, Semisonic, Cast, Oasis, Blur, Hives and probably more when I can be bothered thinking

Why not "If You're Happy And You Know It Clap Your Hands"? Could easily be translated into other languages

Nairn's a quality place, I usually go on holiday to Grantown on Spey at least once a year and usually end up at Nairn for a day

There's a young journalists club in Bishopton? Must get along to that when i get home from Edinburgh tomorrow Why I am I being portrayed as a sort of Nazi type person anyway?

Is Travis on any of the previous posts? If not, why not? Scotsport played Coming Around when showing the end of season highlights compilation thing at the end of the final program for our title season, and I was singing it for weeks

Oops, never noticed that one sneaking in there

Why's Semisonic not on the list, considering they sang the awsome Secret Smile?

1. Celtic v Caley 2. Cardiff v Leeds United last year 3. Shrewsbury v Everton yesterday 4. Berwick v Rangers 5. Celtic v St. Mirren, 25th January 2003

1. Paul McKnight v Ayr - Only time I've ran about celebrating a goal 2. Paul McKnight v Falkirk - It was late if you don't count the half hour of injury time the ref played 3. TT v Raith - Bang on time, and when I started to think we could win the league 4. Ricky Gillies v Dundee United - Quality goal, I bet I wasn't the only one who had a look at the linesman after he slotted it away to make sure it counted 5. The goals v Raith Rovers - I was sitting watching it come in on the vidiprinter, whilst my brother listened to it on the radio. The radio was about two minutes faster, so I had to keep running up stairs to find out why he was cheering when we were losing 1-0 ;)

1. Mark Yardley / Barry Lavety 2. Paul Ritchie / Dennis Wyness 3. Andrew Cole / Dwight Yorke (when at Man Utd, not as good at Blackburn) 4. Alan Shearer / Chris Sutton 5. Ronaldo / Rivaldo

Can't remember the names, and can't be bothered getting the book with them out, but here's mine: 1. The one where the family movet o something Creek for Homer to work at a nuclear plant for an arch villan 2. The one where Bart has the radio down the well 3. The one with Sideshow Bob's brother and the dam. 4. The one where the kids are trapped in school at Christmas 5. The one where Homer gains weight.

Personally I think it's shocking you are criticising one of the greatest ever members of Billy the Fish's side. That would be like criticising Mick Hucknall

Not telling, for god sake don't come and find me, or talk to me, even if you are sure the bloke is me alright?

Bill, shouldn't you be praising Cliff seeing as someone who is the same age as you is showing age is no barrier

Whats wrong with that? It's in the same mould as "Merry Christmas" by Slade, a cracking Christmas song

At the Norwich friendly this year, when hendrie appeared with his hair dyed, the guy near me shouted "What the f**k you done to your hair Hendrie? You can't fool us, we still know it's you"

Sorry if I'm jumping in here Tom but I noticed there was a large number of Saints fanzines on eBay, if you go to the following link you'll see them listed: http://search-desc.ebay.co.uk/search/searc...8259256&skip=50

Can I assume the program at this link will not be sought after because of the memories it brings back? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...item=1582843692

Hendrie has had his chance, he should have been out after the Falkirk game last season. People who say we want him out on the basis of the 5 league games this season and Tuesday night's defeat have got it totally wrong. From about November last season it was clear he'd lost the plot, and it was enough for many people, including myself. It seems in the last week it has hit home to a lot of people who weren;t sure before. I've got a good feeling the Jamie McGowan stuff is true, and I doubt it's the first time it's happened. When McGowan was subbed in the 5-1 game against Falkirk last season, whilst the inept Baltacha remained, he stormed down the tunnel and clearly wasn't injuried.