Department S - Is Vic There?

The Electric Light Orchestra - King of the Universe

Eddie and the Hot Rods - Do Anything You Wanna Do

The fact that he could play in just about any position on the park at the highest level tells you how good Chris Sutton was. Annoyingly, he was an excellent cricketer too!

10CC - Wall Street Shuffle

Good one Sparks. Bob Marley and the Wailers - Waiting in Vain

Doctor Robert - Full Moon Fever

Paul McCartney and Wings - Give Ireland Back to the Irish

The English Beat - Sugar and Stress

Suzi Quatro - Can the Can

Sam Cooke - Bring It On Home To Me

The Small Faces - All or Nothing

The Electric Light Orchestra - Danger Ahead

The Jam - Girl on the Phone

In Rome it certainly could have been mate. I think Rovers were just generally more high profile back then - I lived in Glasgow in the post-1995 period and you used to see loads of kids (and adults actually) sporting the famous halved shirts. Same as you do City shirts now. Obviously blue and white is not palatable to one half of Glasgow or it would have been even more prevalent.

The Jam - Mr Clean

Yeah you certainly used to see the odd fake shirt in the shops of Mallorca in the mid 90s. They were very obviously fakes though.

The Beatles - Martha My Dear

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The Dickies - Eve of Destruction

Travis - Why Does It Always Rain On Me?

Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up

The Christians - Harvest For the World

It would have taken an exceptionally talented player to get into the team in front of those three to be fair (all arguably at the peak of their powers as well, certainly in the case of Dunn and Jansen anyway)

It was just you mate - they didn't like the way you spelt your surname. Mr Daffodil always got an excellent reception down there.