Could even do 10 worst games of the 80s, to show that bad things also happen during the good times. The 4-0 defeat at Coventry in 83/84 still hurts. There are plenty more.

It’s the popular choice, but it always looked like he got a bit of a lucky roll. No, really.

I mean, slightly harsh but I get it. The drag back & curler at Sunderland was way better. His best actually.

First time I saw REM live he was wearing a bright yellow suit which had Rupert the Bear vibes. Glorious. I miss them.

I won’t go overboard but Mike Mills’ backing vocals are one of the greatest things in rock history

Coming away with a layer of grime from sitting on those Platt Lane benches was always worth it for the annual thrashing of city

As seen at Barnsley 85? Remember seeing it on the TV and asking my dad what it meant. Can’t recall his reply

Nice one Steve, this sounds like both a great scheme and opportunity for someone. Being a ‘beat’ reporter in Scunny back in the day was such a happy and rewarding time. Local stories matter.

Not unlike those two schoolgirls karate-chopping loads of baddies while Roger Moore does that eyebrow-raising thing of his in The Man With the Golden Gun?

I’ve still got - somewhere, god knows where - a Holy Bible flexi disc given away by NME or MM. But I’m not a hoarder, I regularly tell my wife

Liverpool 3-0 Wolves, 3 Nov 1979. Age 8, stood in the paddock, scarf tied to the front fence.

My Spectrum 48K had one hell of an interface, and allowed me to cheat Jet Set Willy all the way to the penultimate room

Seeing those made Kemlyn Rd floodlights shining brightly, as I walked across Stanley Park towards my first ever match, 3 November 1979, and two goals for the real King. Still a crystal clear memory 45 years later