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The Used - Blow Me

Ian Siegal - Working On A Building

Me and the family did the Anfield Stadium tour last week and our tour guide said he had been going to Anfield every week since he was 6 years old, could count the amount of home games he had missed on 1 hand and has been a tour guide for 12 years now and at 53, he doesn't see himself doing anything else before he retires, but if he does it will be at Liverpool. At the end of the tour, I asked him, "in your opinion, how good is Ben Doak".......his reply was "Kenny is the King but Doak will leave the club somewhere not far off"...........Absolutely no pressure then Ben!! haha.

When Rivers Meet announcing St.Lukes for Friday 3rd of May. They were absolutely outstanding at Oran Mor earlier this year and I can't wait to see them again.

Totally agree with this, I haven't attended a Challenge Cup game since their inclusion. Even on Saturday, to watch a game as a neutral, I went to Cumbernauld United rather than a Challenge Cup game.

Mike and the Mechanics - West SideTo The East Side

Farryl Purkiss - Ducking & Diving

The White Buffalo - Come Join The Murder

The Beatles - Help

Mayday - Dons

Haven’t heard him do that, but absolutely love his Megales Ores album

Jayda G - Both Of Us

Took in the Cumbernauld United v Forth game this afternoon and have to say that I was pleasantly surprised at the standard of Cumbernauld. It was a good game, Forth never took their chances when they were on top but Cumbernauld were ruthless. 4-0 at Half Time but Forth had their Goalkeeper to thank for keeping the score line semi respectable with a good number of real good saves. I kind of missed the penalty, was so far away with a poor view, but it was well struck, but as soon as United scored their 5th the game just faded out. I thought Marshall (number 3) was excellent and looked a real player and of course Cunningham did really well to bag his hat trick and I thought number 14 did really well when he came on. All in all, it was a good afternoon and I’ll certainly be back.

Susan Boyle - Who I Was Born To Be

Alter Bridge - Shed My Skin

D’ream - Things Can Only Get Better

I honestly don’t know enough about it all to have an opinion sadly.

Ani DiFranco - Both Hands

I would agree, certainly as a Centre Half. Have to admit to thinking he was ok as a youngster at Left Back but when he moved inside, he was streets ahead of the other Centre Half’s we had at that time and was so composed on the ball.

Amy MacDonald - I’m On Fire

Good night at Ross’s Testimonial last night, although thought the attendance was maybe lower than I was expecting. Still, I’m sure Ross will have had a night to remember, and a good financial boost to his fund. The first 45 minutes, Darren Young went with a strong starting 11. I suspect with injuries and knocks from Saturday, it was probably the strongest 11 we could have had (minus maybe Currie, McGregor, Spence & Moore but the later 3 playing the whole Second Half). There was also the formation change to 5-3-2 or 3-5-2 depending on how you look at it, with Cammy Clark playing as the left sided Centre Back. Although Dundee started straight out the blocks and played good football with what I imagine is there strongest 11, or not a million miles from it (all the notable names were there from what I know), it was actually ourselves that went into Half Time with a 2-1 lead, Cooper and McGeachie scored the goals and it was great to see Geeks score on his big day, not a customary penalty or a consolation goal, but a fantastic finish after some good movement at a corner. We had the legends penalty shootout with some familiar faces present, most notably Alex Bone & Gavin Price, which was an entertaining Half Time. Onto the Second Half and this is where the exhibition mode clicked in. Dundee seemed to bring on a youthful looking Academy based team and we brought on Lee Hamilton (ex Bino currently at Edinburgh City for any non Stirling fans reading) along with Kieran Moore, Jordon McGregor and Kieran Curtis. Greig Spence had come on seconds before Half Time after Dale Carrick limped off, which is a wee bit worrying but hopefully he’ll be ok for Falkirk in over a weeks time, fingers crossed. A lad named Wilkie quickly made the scoreline 2-2 and that was probably the last meaningful moment of the match as it very much pittered into what it was. More ex-players took to the field, fans favourite Darren Lee Smith made a return (currently at Gartcairn) and was warmly applauded along with Kevin Nicol. I couldn’t find out if Nicol was still playing or not but he looked in good shape and had a couple of “Nicol type” challenges when he came on. Young Goalkeeper Chris White also replaced Mark Weir and with 10 minutes left Darren Young and James Creaney got involved in the action and for the remaining 5 or so minutes, Chris Aitken returned to replace the man of the moment, just in time to swing a fantastic free kick into the box. If anyone was really interested, the game finished 2-2 and it was good to see plenty of smiles and laughs throughout the second half and a good competitive game in the first.

Metallica - I Disappear

Mitski - Bug Like An Angel

The Beatles - Yellow Submarine

Which, as someone who regularly saw Marvin play for Bournemouth and Leyton Orient, is very surprising because he should have gained plenty of this kind of experience in League 1 and 2 in England (think he was a non-league player before that also) or would have had contacts that could help having been there.