hearthammer

Well you've missed the obvious and logical so much in the past on here. it was easy to assume this was something else where your 3 wee "hear no/see no/speak no" neebs kicked in. Happy to assist you.

Perhaps the amount of tom kite you've expressed on here should be a clue ?? Only sayin' like.

Simply one of his best, both musically and lyrically. I give you :

Attend monsieur, plus que 60 est plus meillieur mon Australia ce soir

Ralph McTell - Streets Of London

There's a myopic William caller on SSB just confirmed that he doesn't want Beale, but he'd be happy with "Husenhattl", The caller's obviously a die hurd han wi' nae idea

Indigo Girls - Romeo & Juliet

Alan McManus has morphed into Michael Stewart as a co-commentator this tournament. He's meant to assist the main commentator with "expert" input on various shots, but he's been drawling on incessantly, over-elaborating on the shots and still discussing his points two or three shots on.

Big Country - Broken Heart (Thirteen Valleys)

Dory didn't hold back when she slaughtered both him and Mia Farrow in the brilliant

Just come up on Sky Sports News that Jimmy O'Rourke, part of the fantastic Hibs team of the early 70s, has passed away. Although not a Hibs fan, i remember the brilliant team they had back then. He was also a popular owner of the Corstorphine Inn for a long time.

Dory Previn - Scared To Be Alone

Baltimora - Tarzan Boy

We're being helped by uncharacteristic mistakes and a wheen of penalties by NZ. Who the f*ck cares - C'mon Scotland

Wings - Let Me Roll It

Clancy never penalised some of the tackling and holding by the The Rangers Int. players in the 2nd half in particular. Played his part in getting his (and most of his colleagues') team at least a point.

Bryan Ferry - Let's Stick Together

Carly Simon - Let the River Run

Wilson Phillips - Hold On

10 minutes of your life that you'll never get back.

Roxy music - Virginia Plain

Pussycat - Mississippi (The Birds are 3 fine Dutch sisters)

From today's BBC Sport Gossip page Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst once met his idol Diego Maradona at the 1998 World Cup and now his team will take on Napoli at the stadium that bares the Argentine's name, with the Dutchman saying Maradona's contribution to football was "immense". (Sun)

Hue & Cry - Looking For Linda