Cicciolina Revisted

Cicciolina Revisted

When going through my CD collection here (with a view to writing down to see what I have here and to maybe selling them to a second hand record shop) I rediscovered some half forgotten gems in the form of my Pop Will Eat Itself collection. It must have been about 10 years since I played any of the CD's - plus vinyl - half of them I bought on pl

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[Subs Bench] Arrivederci It’s One On One

As promised some related Englandneworder/Worldinmotion tunes... Embrace me The official English entry for the 2006 contest cover their 1990 counterparts: [audio:http://2manykids.com/fitba/Embrace%20-%20World%20in%20Motion%20(Live%20on%20the%20Chris%20Moyles%20Show).mp3] » Embrace - World In Motion (Live on the Chris Moyles Show

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Catch Me If You Can, Cos I’m The England Man

[audio:http://2manykids.com/fitba/Englandneworder%20-%20World%20In%20Motion.mp3] » Englandneworder - World In Motion (Single Mix) *Vinyl rip. Vocals [The Squad] - Chris Waddle/Des Walker/John Barnes/Paul Gascoigne/Peter Beardsley/Steve McMahon [audio:http://2manykids.com/fitba/Englandneworder%20-%20The%20B%20Side.mp3] » Engl

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Republic of Dermot

Republic of Dermot

Saw this headline which gave me a laugh: "Brady believes Italy are worried." Italy. Are worried. Italy. Playing at home, (down south in Bari instead of up north in Rome, because as Liam speculates in the above article, when they are worried they move the match 233 miles - and not because they want to give the southern Italian fans a chance t

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Pogue Ireland

Pogue Ireland

Now before any of you American visitors start throwing shoes at me, I looked it up and it may be a slight against somebody in the USA, but it's really nothing this side of the pond : ..."Pogue is also a derogatory term for an Irish person. In the Irish language, pogue (spelt póg) means "kiss". Perhaps the most well-known phrase in Irish is "póg

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Jackie Sez:

I've put the songs about footballing individuals on hold for a moment because there are some international friendlies being played on Wednesday (19th Nov) and I like to coincide these national team run outs with some music associated with them. ...continuing the Irish theme with a couple of songs (from the many !) recorded to celebrate their fir

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So you think you can sing for England ?