The Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love

Off to see what will hopefully be two belting gigs in Glasgow over the next few days from two 90s bands. Ocean Colour Scene tomorrow (supported by Kula Shaker) and then Shack on 1st May. Mick Head is having a career renaissance with his current project so I was surprised to see that Shack had reformed for a short tour.

Scritti Politti - Boom! There She Was

I never thought one day’s golf would ever top the Miracle of Medinah but last night was just sensational sporting theatre. Saturday was marvellous too. That second shot on 15 by Rory was as brilliant as his third shot on 13 was atrocious! I’m so glad he’s got that monkey off his back and maybe he has 3 or 4 more major victories in him. Got to spare a thought for Justin Rose though. How he must wish he could replay his Saturday round. Marvellous stuff.

The Jam - Time For Truth

Tim Hardin - Lady Came From Baltimore

There’s very little sectarian trouble or arrests anywhere in Scotland in professional football unless the old firm are involved in it Gav and they are as bad as each other. I’ve been on just about every other SPL and championship ground in my 30 years up here to watch games not involving Rangers or Celtic and almost without exception - nowt. Hearts and Hibs maybe being those exceptions. But it’s certainly not widespread. ‘Junior’ (non league) football - yeah there’s a problem there but even then it’s linked to their old firm allegiances.

Two in particular

I think he’s out for the whole of April Chaddy

I got offered a ticket for last night Gav, but I was more interested in watching the Masters tbh. The thing that puts me off Ibrox is the sectarian bile that is sadly still prevalent.

Even more fucking naughty then 🙂

Yasir worded his tweet about an apology to make it look like the Trust had retracted what they said. Very fucking naughty of him, that.

It was said. 100%

I don't think I can recall ever seeing anyone hit two worldie free kicks in one game before. And to do it in a game of that magnitude as well. Bravo.

Fleet Foxes - The Third of May