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Moving into New Romantic territory

We are now into mid 1982, and there is a real mix in the next bunch. Remember you can vote for up to three songs, and the top two go through to the next round.

Rounds 6-10 will appear tomorrow.

Vote for up to three songs. June-December 1981 ish

October 1980 to March 81, pop pickers

Round 2. Remember you can choose up to three songs

In between speculation linking us with Carlos Kickaball from Yokomato Dragons for £8 million and awaiting the fixtures, we need something to bring NSC #Together once more. I therefore give you the opportunity to decide on the DEFINITIVE best number 1 UK song of the 80's, as I too am bored...

What would you have preferred?

Refusing to play for the Champions of Europe, doesn't he know how BIG that club is? http://the72.co.uk/80336/leeds-united-fans-react-taylor-refuses-play-vs-wigan/

The Premier League have decided to allow shirt sleeve sponsorship for 2017/18 onwards. Manchester City have already signed such a deal, worth an estimated £5m. United are hoping for £15-20m. Some existing sponsors may have clauses that prevent any extra logos on shirts, but we could end up...

Looks as if things haven't changed from 20 years ago. EFL have agreed to Blackpool suspending sales to Orient fans from attending the match at Bloomfield Road next weekend. Whilst there was bad blood between us and a few at Orient during the dark days of Archer and Bellotti, with Graham Kelly...

Clearly a man with far too much time on his hands, but a genius with it. http://htfc-world.com/reports/Leeds8/leeds050217.htm]

Whoever was the subeditor for this story consider my hat DOFFED in your direction. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Early out of the blocks it's Liverpool with a home shirt

Looks as if the Amexit at 80 minutes is similar to the Emptihad for Citeh. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4430442/Man-City-Pep-Guardiola-wants-improve-Etihad-atmosphere.html One thing I noted at Carrow Road on Friday was that very few fans left before the end of the match...

He's managed to claw £20 million back from player sales, but since taking over in 2009, Sir Tony of Bloomshire, before the start of the season, has spent £159 million on the stadium, training ground and other facilities, £25 million on players, and £89 million subsidising the losses made by the...

He came He trolled He was banned forever.

Even though the club's wage bill increased by a third, we were still a long way behind other clubs who had the benefit of parachute payments. It shows what an amazing job CH did to get us so close to promotion.

Let's cut the crap, superstitious or not, we are almost certain to go up. The BIG question is when is going to happen?

Some err....interesting numbers. Tax credit of over £6 million is for group relief, which I think is where Boro's losses are used to offset tax payable by profit making companies elsewhere in the Steve Gibson empire (I'm no tax expert though). The player additions of £42 million does show...