GB SPORTS

When I look at certain cars, their body shape, their stance at the kerbside, the way they react, you just feel, hold on a minute, this car needs pulling down a peg or two.
So I’d probably say that about all the newer black cars.  You know, it’s about, when you are struggling to get to a car wash, and your car is susceptible to heavy layers of dust in this dry and breezy weather, and is suffering a sticky patch, it’s about going back to basics, being grey... or even blue.  Working hard to stay that bit cleaner.

People yelling "I'm vulnerable person, stay back" in the supermarket whilst we've been in lockdown. Surely if you're vulnerable you would have the common sense not to be shopping in a people dense environment?
 

This one made an appearance yesterday.

Never watched it and plan to keep it that way.

Nerd

Massively overrated series of films. They may have created some iconic characters but the films themselves are appalling. 
May the 4th be with you ?

Having liberties stripped away and our ideas of normal torn up is very unsettling. 
But if you think about why we are doing what we are doing, it's because of an appreciation of the importance of life. 
Many are realising how much they take for granted and also how we spend time scurrying around doing menial tasks and so little time doing the things which bring joy and comfort. 
Do something today which brings a sense of achievement, something which makes you smile and something for somebody else. 
The latter is hugely important. If you can help someone else in any way you will start to feel better about yourself. 
It's a long journey sometimes but life is precious and starts today and each new day. 

Wed 23rd April 1975, Manchester City draw at home to Ipswich Town .
Derby County Are the Champions of England Again!
Happy St Georges Day ???????

Not sure about anyone else, but I’m having a proper mental wobble right now. Took me ten hours to force myself to type this. Isolation is a struggle. 

Getting towards the end on Peaky Blinders S2, please tell me it gets better.

That blue one was awful at the time and has actually got worse over time..! 

If i remember  rightly Derby were stopped from wearing this when we were in the premier league because the opposition said it was to similar to the referees colours.
Still have mine at home with Stimac 6 on the back ?

Another very special shirt that has been rescued and given a full clean and restoration, I’ve got to say I am well pleased with what I’ve done, it had been left to die but now will have a new lease of life, this is the only shirt owned by Derby County believe it or not, it had three inch nails going right through it and had been held in place with rusty industrial staples, full of holes and rust.
i have fully restored it and got it ready for reframing
i am proud to say that it will be going in pride of place in the new captains club at Pride Park.
Archie Gemmill’s 1975 Charity Shield no 8 shirt.
a shirt from our magnificent past.
 
 

Mount was brilliant first ten minutes. Then he swapped with Kante and played deeper, Chelsea have since completely lost their way. 
If I can see this, why cant Lampard??

They were, in glorous false leg pink.
Archie Gemmill used to pop into Jordan and Fitch in Littleover village and park his outside, only problem was it was a blue one with his name on the side that he got as part of signing for Brum. I remember Gerry Daly (strangely with Billy Hughes in the passenger seat) just about getting his bricked in as he drove it to the Baseball Ground after he'd signed for Coventry. That one was sky blue of course.

Alexa might be though. 

Got this today from  the only man to have played every game in both of the first division championship season ! Goalkeepers were certainly braver back in the day ! (In my opinion ?)

Sad to just learn that Pete has passed away. Big fan of the Buzzcocks, and it is a shock that l won’t see him perform again. Great memories of numerous gigs over the years. 

Many years ago, I was invited back to a young lady's house to listen to Buzzcocks records.
Happy memories. Thanks, Pete.

Booo.
"Sooner or later, you're gonna listen to Ralph Nader".

Nobody, and I mean nobody, wrote stories of unrequited love like Pete Shelley. His three minutes anthems are like lines through my life. Saw them as recently as last summer, they were still as truly brilliant as ever. You'll be missed.

Very sad news. Loved the Buzzcocks. RIP Pete.

Loved them live
 
Also like the fact his real name wasn't Pete Shelley