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Scenario: 89th minute. Uruguay are winning 1-0. France are on the attack. Ribery crosses, but it's just ahead of Henry....do you want him to palm the ball in the net and the goal be given. A hundred grand could depend on it. And the family could drink something decent...

Here we go.....c'mon Mexico (double with Uruguay).

Blue Oyster Cult, Manchester Free Trade Hall. 21 November 1975. I have no defence.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dexys! SFTYSR Still one of my all time fave's but Too-Rye-Ay a very good album. Should The Modern Lovers be counted as a one-off or including with the other works by J Richman and The Modern Lovers?

I'm going to add I Just Can't Stop It - The Beat to the list.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Quick mention for Smashing Pumpkins. They actually > managed 2 good albums in Gish, and Siamese Dream, > but it was down hill from there. What's wrong with Adore - maximum 500 words.

OK, so far: Marquee Moon agree that Television never reached these heights again and also agree that they were superb live, saw them on the Marquee Moon tour; Signing Off thought about this but think that there were still a number of good tracks on Present Arms; Horses soooo iconic album but both Radio Ethiopa and Easter are great albums. Wave was the start of the decline, but really enjoyed Trampin' (2004) except the title track; 12 Stops From Home should really be in the guilty pleasures thread, a delightful pop album. I also agree with Is This It and Up The Bracket but will disagree with The Killers - Sam's Town is a fine album. Will distract myself later going through my collection....

Drummer - Topper Headon. In Westway To The World, the rest of the The Clash gave the credit for the band being able to adapt to a number of styles down to Topper's ability. Vocalist has to be Robert Plant - surely rock'n'roll is all about excess.

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am the only person in the world who thinks > Second Coming is a great album.... Me too. One more and we have a conspiracy.

*cliche alert* There are no easy games at this level. So agree it will be tough but England to win 2-0.

The Look Of Love - ABC

More Than A Feeling - Boston

No More Heroes - The Stranglers

Can I Be Your Hero? - Wreckless Eric

Hey There Lonely Girl - The Chi-Lites

David Cassidy - Betty And The Werewolves

Heads it's funnier, tales it's not.

Wide Eyed And Legless - Andy Fairweather Low

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > President of the FA Prince William interviewing > England team - clearly knows nothing about the > national game > What did you expect from a Villa fan?

Whole Of The Moon - The Waterboys

Everyone's Gone To The Moon - Jonathan King

Space Monkey - Patti Smith Group

Not that I wish to cause trouble for the poster in question but the original poster of the 'b' word in this thread sidles of scot free.

Or their tendency to play an early (ahem - long) ball for Agbonlahor and/or Carew, rendering Young/Downing presence as a threat superfluous for large parts of the game. Now playing narrower since departure of Barry, when they preferred five across the park, with Young/Milner out wide. Some dubious signings in Harewood, Heskey, Sidwell, and Beye and his man management has isolated Reo-Coker.

At least he made it as far as training. David James missed training blaming the 11 hour flight for a knee problem. Still, wouldn't be England without a few scare stories.