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ah ooh ah ooh?

Yes you do. Possibly the only line more ill judged than Le Bon's "You're about as easy as a nuclear war."

Just numbers 2, 6 & 7 to be answered. One is from a band those who read my music posts might not have expected.

Well done. "The bullhorn crackles and the captain tackles with the problems of the hows and whys."

I've twigged. Very clever. You've given clues to the whole lines rather than just the rhyme and I wouldn't have got it without the reference in the middle to Sussex's director of cricket. :ROFLMAO:

Those rice crispie cakes have another name. One that rhymes with tackles.

They are hard when you have to answer aren't they? :ROFLMAO: Has it been on tonight's BBC2 hits of 1985? We're watching it now.

No, but that's definitely one I should have done.

Not the one I intended, but you have the two words correct. In the song I was thinking of, they are the other way around.

:ROFLMAO: It probably owes something to one or more rounds off 'House of Games'.

Before Igor's condemned, do we know whether his comments were made in Portuguese and have been translated into words he didn't necessarily mean? We've heard a lot of 'deserves to play at the highest level' type comments about players in the past which we all knew just meant 'deserves the wage...

Here we are on the road to Wembley Way, Fighting hard for our place on that day.

Nearly there. Just need to recognise the thoroughfare in the first picture.

Yes, that's another great Squeeze one. He's very underrated as a lyricist. In 'Labelled With Love' he wrote 'The postman delivers the final reminders, she sells off the silver and poodles in china'. I'd never seen a china poodle at that time and thought that 'poodles' was a verb meaning...

Not Phil Parkes, but he is a West Ham goalie. I almost used