This tinkering with the team is a load of wank and before anyone says about a three game week you obviously think Cabango and Tymon will be left out on Saturday then?
It’s absolute bollox whatever the score is at 90 minutes.
Sad news from Eastbourne.
The man who first got men and women playing tennis together in groups of four passed away earlier today.
RIP Mick Stubbles. 🎾
Darran retweeted
GOOSEBUMPS! 🤯
@HibernianFC's players are serenaded by their supporters with a spine-tingling rendition of "Sunshine on Leith" after their Edinburgh Derby triumph 🙌
#PremierSportsCup
Darran retweeted
Football brings us together, but looking out for each other makes us a community.
Mental health affects us all. If sharing experiences or pointing someone towards support helps just one person, it's worth it.
You're never alone. 🖤🤍
#MentalHealthAwareness #JackArmyForum
Fucking Yma o Hyd and Dakota again today. 🤬
One of my all time favourites.
youtu.be/YlgTzjZhR80
56 years ago today, on October 31, 1970, Led Zeppelin III hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart, taking over from Santana's Abraxas. It held the top spot for four straight weeks before Abraxas returned to No. 1.
Atlantic released the album in the US on October 5, 1970, and it entered the chart at No. 3 a few weeks later before climbing to the top. It was one of the most anticipated records of the year, and the band had just taken out a full-page Melody Maker ad that simply said, "Thank you for making us the world's number one band."
The music surprised a lot of fans. Alongside the thunder of "Immigrant Song" and the slow blues of "Since I've Been Loving You," much of the record was acoustic, with "Gallows Pole," "Tangerine" and "That's the Way."
🎈 Advance orders in the US alone were close to a million copies. What's your favorite track on Led Zeppelin III? 🎈
ALT Led Zeppelin III album cover: a white background crowded with collage pictures of airships, biplanes, butterflies, stars and flowers, the band's name in hand-drawn bubble letters and a large Roman numeral III, with photos of the band members showing through round cut-out holes.
Darran retweeted
Many thanks to everyone who has expressed concern for us.
To clear things up, we’ve decided to take some time off after decades of touring because we need a break.
Not for health reasons.
We’ll play our November shows and then take our first break in 50 years.
Thank you for all your support!
Cheap Trick
Wonderful. 🤘🏻
Footage taken from The Who's classic performance at Swansea's Vetch Field in 1976. Live tracks from Who Put The Boot In live at Swansea are featured on 'The Who By Numbers' 50th Anniversary Edition which is Out This Friday!
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🎧 'Young Man Blues' live at Charlton, 1974
Is that music actually at the game because @themaryhopkin will be so proud? 🤣
