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I thought someone else would also be in the know! Great time had watching all 3 bands that came after the short lived venture of the Crucial three. What an exciting time to be young and into local music in the late 70s/80s even if the rest of Liverpool was pretty grim at the time.

I thought the Crucial Three were Cope,McCulloch and Wylie ?

I agree…hasn’t quite exploded the way it should have done.

And during the close season as well…

Chris Martin knows everything that’s going on with his audience.

“Direct from Bobby’s jag…and it’s live”.

So did Eamonn O’Keefe…he was turbo gash as well. He had an interesting life in Saudi Arabia afterwards though!

The TV rights and subsequent capitulation to Sky since 1992 rested on one vote at the clubs meeting to decide who would be the inaugural broadcaster of the PL. ITV made the highest bid but Alan Sugar told Sky after the meeting to re-bid with a higher offer. This was allowed by Rick Parry who did...

Commander Steve sleeps in abandoned railway carriage at Sandhills but not sure whether he’s “taking pills for his nerves”.

I beg to differ your honour as I was standing next to him near the back of the Gwladys St at that Man Utd game…honestly!! That was his “spec” back in the day.

And we don’t need any new transportation hubs as the stadium will be used once a fortnight in the football season.

Nice to see a big tattoo on the stadium 🤔

If only they had showed Kneecap live but overdubbed their lyrics spoken by an actor like they used to do with Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness. That would have made me chuckle no end…surprised no-one at the BBC thought about that!

When will the Hill Dickinson “lost seats” be sold as a memento of the ground for Forever Blue+ members…that £25 extra has a benefit already!

With Lovelace Watkins as top of the bill. Heady days

Imagine if he had said it was the Babalou…

It was great in the 90s and all those little auction houses had many a bargain to kit out a house/flat. Started to change from 2000 onwards and all those old warehouses being converted into flats was the death knell for the old area.

In your opinion which stadium out of the 60/70 you have been to(all watching Everton?) had attendances above 53k people and was easiest to get away from due to a brilliant transport infrastructure and which was the worst.