Block 5

And isn't it bloody brilliant that here we are, more than 40 years later, debating an event that we didn't even witness. (Sorry Whitey, I'm making an assumption that you weren't actually at Wembley, but of course you may have been.) I wasn't even born! You say it didn't matter because we won 4-2.......unless you have live in a parallel universe where the lino ruled that it wasn't a goal, you wouldn't know what the subsequent events would have been. One thing is for sure.......that somewhere in a parallel universe some saints fans on an internet forum are discussing that Russian lino's decision.

Hmmm....Rugger and cricket..... both non-stop yawn-a-thons!

You have unwittingly proved my point. 30th July 1966.......Wembley Stadium..... Did the ball cross the line? Wouldn't life be dull if a piece of software had ruled that the ball did not cross the line. TV technology will kill real football.

Cheerio cheerio cheerio etc etc.

Oh God!!! 'The technology in football debate.' I go to football to be entertained. And poor referees and linos provide part of that entertainment. We all spend a lot of time hurling abuse at the officials......and we love doing it. Now where would the fun be, if you had to wait for a computer to tell you if a ball crossed the line, or if a player was offside? .......please wait....loading...... Jog on! I love sh1t refs and linos....... This whole technology in football issue is for the armchair fans sat at home watching on TV.......Personally, I shall be at the game shouting at the ref, informing him to wake up or feck off!

I tried to get 5 tickets in the Northam today. Not a chance. Had to go for block 35 (as Let's B Avenue said in earlier posts).

I'm glad Southend managed to get out of the sh1t before they started to drown in it.

Looking forward to this. My mate is back from India the day before so we will drag him along.

Tune.

Blue Cheer - Outside Inside.

Any sh1te non-league team at home will do me.

Gong - "2032".

Maybe Alps feels bitter because he can't be there to witness our recent improvement, which is understandable. Personally I hope he can get back and enjoy some games. Group hug anyone?

MC5 - "Kick Out the Jams".

Wet side at the back.

If you are going via Salisbury and Warminster you can take a cracking short cut and completely miss Bath. On the A36 at Woolverton turn left on to the B3110 to Norton St Phillip. Go through Norton St Phillip all the way to Midford. Turn left at the mini roundabout by the Tesco petrol station in Midford and then it's basically straight on towards Englishcombe, Whiteway and Newton Saint Loe. Don't deviate from that road and you will rejoin the A4 at the A4 / A39 roundabout by the World's End pub. Have a look on multi maps and you can see the route looks really obvious. No Bath. No probs.

Sylford Walker & Welton Irie - "Lamb's Bread International".

Good post Mouldy. Thanks.

Wasn't that Paul McCartney's brother's band?

I haven't heard that in years. Great stuff.

Thanks Pancake & Scudamore.

You're quite right. I checked Kool Keith's website and it advertised the upcoming album. I didn't realise it was out of date. At least I can buy it now. And Scudamore......you are right, I forgot an 'o'. Hang my head in shame.

Doh! Sorry guys...... Blame me if we lose.

If we beat Orient on Saturday it is a given that AP will receive the manager of the month award. It may already be in the bag.....

You could always put Liquid Liquid's 'Scraper' in there. I think it's a better tune; I only put 'Cavern' in because eveyone recognises it. Although most will assume that it is a sample, it pre-dates 'White Lines'.