I Got to Get
paid. The new ZZ Top track in a Jeremiah Weed advert. read the rest of this rubbish
Year: 2012
The “Texas Cannonball”
Freddie King. Who has just been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. read the rest of this rubbish
I always liked Zokora
at Spurs. Yes he was frustrating, his passing was somewhat suspect and you knew when he went off on one of those gallops it wouldn't end well. But his revenge on Emre is priceless. read the rest of this rubbish
And that’ll be Spurs’ standard two steps
back. It was in Spurs hands to claim third place in the Premier League, after the Woolwich scum lost points at home, but again they blew it as 'Arry dithered. read the rest of this rubbish
25 seconds that got things back on
track. In less than half a minute Spurs might have rescued the season last night at Bolton, for their first away win at the Reebok stadium. read the rest of this rubbish
Roy can’t say no to the F.A. but
should he? As soon as it was announced on Sunday night that the F.A. have made their approach to the man they want to take over as England boss the knives were out because that man was Roy Hodgson and not 'Arry Redknapp. read the rest of this rubbish
Too little, too late for ‘Arry and
the F.A. Poor old ‘Arry, he finally sees Spurs actually win a game and the F.A. go and piss all over his chips by announcing Roy Hodgson is their only choice for his job. More about Woy’s about bloody time later, first there’s an actual Spurs win. Well the day started with good news as […] read the rest of this rubbish
Effectology Special Edition
'Superego Synth Engine'. Bill Ruppert is let loose on Electro-Harmonix new pedal the 'Superego Synth Engine'. read the rest of this rubbish
But ‘Arry can’t be sacked, he can’t even go
on gardening leave. It's what's now required but it can't happen because Levy and Spurs wouldn't receive anything from the F.A. for him. read the rest of this rubbish
RIP Bert Weeden
Mr. Guitar. All those guitar players that came out of the coffee shops and clubs of Britain in the 50s and 60s in Britain pretty much have one thing in common Bert Weeden's 'Play In A Day' book. read the rest of this rubbish