The Jam - When You're Young

The Jam - Music For the Last Couple

The Style Council - Boy Who Cried Wolf

Showaddywaddy - Under The Moon of Love

Lee Dorsey - Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky (From Now On)

Blur - End of a Century

Archibald would be another for me, though I do recognise that he was playing at a level below his talents when he signed for us.

New Order - World In Motion (Could have picked loads of Jam songs here but resisted)

I am in agreement with you Matty. 'Unfair' is one way to describe it, but hands up all those in employment whose job has been unaffected in any way by the events of the past few months. There won't be many, I suspect and football is no different. Season 19/20 simply cannot be finished without something having changed from pre-lockdown. Any and each of those differences will be seen as 'unfair' by someone, depending on its effect on their own personal situation (their club, in other words). The world has changed, it is really that simple.

General Public - Cry On Your Own Shoulder

The Bee Gees - More Than a Woman

The Associates - Party Fears Two

Blondie - Heart of Glass

The Who - The Good's Gone

He certainly wasn't the only one not to show up at Palace (there were ten others that day from what i saw). FMC final was an attritional game not really suited to Scottie's talents. Very, very harsh from the Don I feel. Players like Sellars have a tendency to blow hot and cold to be fair but this insinuates he was a choker, which he never struck me as.

The Rolling Stones - Not Fade Away

Don must have missed the semi final against Derby.........

Deacon Blue - Real Gone Kid

The Zombies - Care of Cell 44

The Bee Gees - More Than a Woman

The Questions - Tear Soup

The Kinks - You Really Got Me

Great stuff Mike, well done pal. Mines a Smirnoff and Diet Coke my mate ????????

The Beatles - If I Needed Someone

The Jam - Pity Poor Alfie