Denver Nazca

The red lights suggest Atlético Madrid's newish ground. Pity the Vicente Calderón has been demolished.

Cheated by examining photos closely and note it's Estadio Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez. Never been.

Estádio do Marítimo in Funchal, under redevelopment in 2010. Started the previous year, the work took 7 years to complete.

A.D. Machio's Estádio Municipal de Machico (2010)

Wall commemorating the frst organized football match in Portugal (Camacha, Madeira, 1875, picture 2010)

It's a small white rectangle on my photos,high above Funchal: took me ages to spot it, not worth sharing. Got pics of Maritimo's redevelopment, one of AD Machio's ground and one of the wall commemorating the first football match in Portugal (1875). All photos from 2010.

Did you find C.D. Nacional's ground when you were in Funchal? Took me an age to spot it.

Charlie Chuck's inspiration.

YouTube video by MrGuerssen WICKED LADY - I'm a freak - Taken from the "Psychotic Overkill" 2LP / CD on Guerssen

Wicked Lady's 1972 doomy psychedelic hard-rock classic "I'm a Freak" is a fantastic tune. Incredible that the band, together between 1968 and 1972, never released any material during their existence. Their aim was to be the "heaviest, loudest live band around".

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The SNP often shoot themselves in the foot on issues which divide Independence supporters. GRA, 'named person',recently Kneecap.... could be construed as on purpose. Concentrate on economic prospects and social issues, highlight the failings of Labour chasing Tory votes.

Apt for the day. Backing vocals from The Thunderthighs too, although the album version differed, original guitarist Mick Ralphs having left and formed Bad Company.

YouTube video by Charline Decombes Pink Fairies - The Snake 1971

"The Snake" from the Pink Fairies, Released on Polydor in 1971, combined psychedelia and proto-punk. The Fairies still make appearances, with Paul Rudolph still performing. Drummer Twink was also an actor, and later appeared in 'Allo 'Allo and Lovejoy.

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What a fantastic photograph.

Federico Fellini style.

I'm a Dundee United fan, but although the bribery story may offer solace, they played poorly in the second leg. Recall a sitter missed early on in Rome (Ralphie?), but it felt like Roma were well in command from then on
Aye, they cheated, but didn't have to.

YouTube video by Hélio do Brasil Dave And Ansel Collins Monkey Spanner --

The follow up to 1970's"Double Barrell" by Dave and Ansell Collins was "Monkey Spanner", which, although not hitting the number one spot reached seven in the 'Hit Parade' in Britain in 1971. A true Heavy Heavy Monster Sound!

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An an time favourite! Loved Syd Barrett's band, not so keen on Pink Floyd after his 'departure', which he never really knew about.

He’s too loyal, but unfortunately not to the Scotland fans. Don’t like to name players who shouldn’t be picked. Nonetheless, who would replace him? It's the same issue for many dissatisfied fans at football clubs, we want managers gone but the replacement is often worse.

“I wouldn't say I was the best manager in the business. But I was in the top one”

Just getting over the Dundee Derby performance last week when I watched Scotland's capitulation to the Greeks tonight. Relapse time.

The stereo on the instrumental interlude still drives me crazy!

Are they any worse than 'top class' Scottish officials? Should Stuart Bannigan have been given red? Have I made a mistake turning to a different pastime? Away to put on some records.

Jim Goodwin thinks he's not aggressive enough, according to the article. From my view, he's more skillful than any other midfielder United have, but he does perhaps lack combative style.

One of my all time favourite television programmes.

Relentless rhythm.

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Tannadice Park, Dundee, in the 1950s.

Tannadice Park, Dundee, in the 1950s.

Can't wait: first film was 11 out of10!

"I'm living a fake"

What a song, great opening!

Point to be made re the ref's 'clear and obvious' error, is perhaps that VAR officials also made an error in initially searching for a phantom offside, changing their minds 3-4 minutes later to look for a handball..... therefore VAR too maybe made a mistake. Nothing was clear or obvious.

VAR. No goal, referee had awarded the goal, 4 minute wait checking 'offside' bt VAR officials who then changed their argument against the goal to be 'hand ball check', which they finally went with. Which one was therefore the 'clear and obvious error' by the onfield officials?

Did Firpo not have the decisive touch on the own goal?