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08/10/2026

Any of us who have any interest in music will have all heard "Comfortabley Numb" hundreds of times and from many bands

NOT LIKE THIS YOU AIN'T...The Tears are Flowing

27/07/2026

JUST INCREDIBLE Listen, watch and be amazed

19/05/2026

Best of luck and "Safe Racing" to all riders 'Taking it to the Line' at the Blackfords PreTT Billown Races...Personally it is the best Meeting of the season. I came close to making it across but I will definitely be back for the Manx GP.

I love the "Classic Chairs" most

02/05/2026

Cream at Manchester University

30/04/2026

Tommy Docherty was a 'rubbish" only good for one liners in interviews..He was sacked because he was BENT..Taking backhanders on transfer deals, playing both sides of agaist each other and LIED about Denis Law's transfer to City..He wasn't fit to manage Manchester Unired. And George Best thoroughly disliked him as a con man

The Doc was building something specific the "Red Army." It was all about graft, fitness, and high-energy football. Then you had George. He was a genius, but by ’74, he was a ghost. He was missing training, turning up late, and basically treating the club like an afterthought. The breaking point at the Plymouth game is the stuff of legend. George rocks up to the ground expecting to play, and the Doc just shuts the door in his face.

It was a massive "club over superstar" moment. You have to respect the Doc for it he was trying to save us from relegation and couldn't have one rule for the lads and another for a bloke who was spending more time in the pub than on the training pitch. He knew that if he didn't bin George, he’d lose the respect of the whole dressing room.

But god, it’s depressing. We went from the heights of ’68 to sacking our biggest icon in a cold January afternoon just to try and survive in the First Division (and we still went down anyway).

Docherty always said later: "I didn’t sack George Best. George Best sacked himself."

It’s proper grim when you think about it. The Greatest ever to wear the #7 effectively done at 27. The Doc was right to do it you can’t run a club on nostalgia but it was the day the magic officially died. It took us decades to find that kind of swagger again.

23/04/2026

"Come on Down" to the DSTORE Launch Party with Guest appearances by BSB Irish star Glenn Irwin Top TT favourite Rob Hodson..and top 'Clubbie' Ted Wilkinson

Plus "Live Music" a great wood burning "Pizza-ere' and a chance to browse all the new gear you can imagine..

Check out the Dstore web site for more details..below in picture

This Sunday 11am - 4pm at...

22, Ardwick Green South Manchester Nr. the Apollo

18/04/2026

Rest in Peace Andy Kershaw

Best known as a Radio DJ but was great supporter of Classic Racing, in particular 2 strokes and he did have a 'trundle round' in Parade Laps before health problems restricted his enjoyment.

My Condolences to ALL Family and Friends