Yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of the death of Ian Curtis, but what do you think were Joy Division's best tracks? Here are their best IMHO, in no particular order
Dead Souls
Love Will Tear Us Apart
Atmosphere
Transmission
Shadowplay
New Dawn Fades
Isolation
She's Lost Control
Disorder
Decades
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I feel sorry for all of the players released. There has probably never been a worse time to look for a new club.
Fully paid up member of the awkward squad has refused to return to training.
Good on him.
I don’t dislike him at all, but sticking up for grealish was pathetic. If you want to take the moral high ground and be a prominent voice, call a chunt a chunt, when it’s needed
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I think Gary Neville recently said that Ravel Morrison had a lot of off field issues. I’m sure he kind of said Morrison had actually done ok considering.
He has done OK? the most talented youth Rooney has ever saw?
Definitely.
His comment about football being more important than life or death sums up what a dick he was
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Goo on son, you ain’t slitting my throat !
Done a runner from the abattoir.
I cycled passed that cow at quarter to eight this morning, with a bus stuck behind it as it took a leak.
Have to imagine we will sell Pedersen so I think Seddon will have a larger role next season, fingers crossed he's as good as the Pompey fans make out.
I used to love all that hypnosis stuff.
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My dad loves Jazz, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Harry James, Glen Miller, its left me with a deep hatred of jazz. Monday nights at 8 on radio 2 he turned the volume to maximum, it signalled it was time for the pub. He knows when he passes that no one wants his collection. Still love the old devil though.
Blues v Man City from 1974 is on ????
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