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Liverpool in the 70s would've have fucked with you.

Howay The Lads by The Barrie Brothers, Spotify it, I've still got it on vinyl somewhere.

Run for home.

And Wilson V Villa. It's a thought though, We don't seem to score many headers while being a supposed physically big team. Do we score fewer headers than most ?

Playing alongside Geal Kakuta (remember him ? Been around a bit) and not one but two Mamadou Fofana's.

On my own at home. Curtains shut, family kicked out. Not answering the phone, I'll be offline. Should we win I can be at St James' in under 10mins of the final whistle.

I'd assume Longstaff kind of takes Bruno's position, Joelinton to play a more orthodox left of a middle 3 role to support him. Willock to the right and none of the Joelinton/Willock dovetailing we've had of late.

Oh definitely. The whole podcast is well worth a listen.

Just remembered there was yet another terrace song to that tune advocating violence to our friends down the road.

Did in the past when we were decent. Can't really see a way round it.

If it sells out on these three tranches my decision on whether to go or not will have been made for me. How they've decided to do it seems fair enough to me.

Have you not heard the Steve Howey training under Ossie story ?

When I first heard that it was Bob Moncur and Supermac.

Back in the 70s we'd be singing it after going a goal up in the third round and it wasn't just us.

That's the one.

There's another song that used to be sung to the same tune..... anyone remember it

At least as far back as the early 70s.

Nothing said about it from the commentary team either.

Unless livescore have it wrong. Looks like they have. Edit.... Looks like they've confused with George Shelvey

Big woolly cardy and no trousers ?

On the bench for Forest tonight.

I've just found out it's origins

To tell the truth if I don't go I'll watch at home on my own making sure to kick the family out for the day. I'll be that hyped I'll not be able to put with anyone talking shit so I'll need to be away from strangers until afterwards.