There's two on ebay at the moment mate https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Blackburn-Rovers-1875-2000-2-long-sleeve-special-shirt-125-years-Kappa-jersey/163652603813?hash=item261a748fa5:g:KBYAAOSwh1haR5Qt https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Blackburn-Rovers-1875-2000-Replica-1880s-90s-Shirt-Kappa-Long-Sleeve-Mens-XL/183837371281?hash=item2acd8fab91:g:ZxYAAOSw6rhc-BUZ

Vinjay, I'm hardly going to start naming people on here but suffice to say that an immediate relative of mine was a very senior manager at Walkersteel for 25 years. Believe me, Jack was a ruthless bastard of a businessman when he needed to be. And on occasions when he didn't need to be, too. Jock Stein? You think Shankly, Clough, Revie etc etc etc (the list from that era is almost endless) weren't also bullies (by modern standards). It has become obvious that Stein turned a blind eye to some seriously wrong things that were happening in the shadows of Celtic Football Club in the 70s early 80s as well. None of which is relevant to what we are discussing, really. Going back to the Walkers - One of the reasons Jack is 'well regarded' by many is because he played the good cop to Fred's bad cop. And if you think he didn't approve of or was unaware of any brutal decisions then you're even more naive than you come across. Without wishing to totally derail the thread, the notion of "Jack Walker = good guy, his family = a bad lot" is a twisted distortion of the actual truth, which as ever will be somewhere in the middle. The only general thing about them I would say is that pots of money inevitably causes trouble and bad behaviour somewhere along the way, whoever you are.

Noonday Underground - When You Leave

Marvin Gaye - Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)

How on earth do you know whether Jack's hiring and firing was always justified? You don't get to where Jack got to in business without being a ruthless bastard. And he was just that. One person's 'ruthless' is another person's 'bully'. Yes I love 'Uncle Jack' the benefactor for what he did for Rovers, but I knew plenty of people who worked for him and couldn't abide him, including Rovers fans. That's life, things aren't always as black and white or cut and dried as they seem. I've heard enough stories about Alex Ferguson around Glasgow to know that he has a very generous side to him as well. Anyway back to the topic, if anyone is going to get us big money soon it is likely to be Lenihan.

Some familiar faces there Mark! Dave Smith never misses a photo opportunity ???

Gorillaz - Fire Coming Out of a Monkey’s Head

Queen - Somebody To Love

Prefab Sprout - Machine Gun Ibiza

The Smokin Mojo Filters - Come Together

James Taylor - You've Got a Friend

Elbow - Jesus Was a Rochdale Girl

Bundesliga to recommence on 16th May https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52576780

Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl

The Jam - A Bomb in Wardour Street

The Sex Pistols - Who Killed Bambi?

Paul Weller - Golden Leaves

Rickie Lee Jones - Chuck E's In Love

The Good The Bad and The Queen - Kingdom of Doom A song that always reminds me of Friday nights in Darwen in the 80s..........

Neil Young - Motion Pictures

Sorry DeeCee I feel like a grass now ha ha. I was only jesting, its just a bit of fun, which leaves me with the simplest of tap-ins I suppose: The Jam - All Around the World

Naughty - the song was also called Jilted John. PMSL

Being an old Jam fan I know a few people who remember them as a pub rock band called 'The Guildford Stranglers' (same neck of the woods as Weller and co but a bit older).

RIP Dave Greenfield, keyboard player with The Stranglers. Died at 71 of Covid-19

Demis Roussos - Forever and Ever