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I loved old sour Jim Brown doing commentary on the first few UFC. Like he knows shit about it all. Loved the whole sleaziness of the first couple too. It was like an 80s martial arts film. "Bloodsport" coming to life. KUMITE! KUMITE!

If somebody at Turner \ Time Warner and Hogan heard that 'Taker could be available, they'd have stumped up the money.

He was doing this character or he was fucking off to WCW to try it according to Bruce Pritchard. Might have gave them a shot in the arm for a few PPVs.

For old schoolers like myself, it would have to be when Jake Roberts stuck his snake on Randy Savage....Everythings right, from the black glove, to the slow walk, to the slagging off interview. Brilliance..

Undertaker wanted as far away from the "dead" character as he could. He wasn't supposed to go back to "Dead Man" Undertaker according to Bruce Pritchard. Warriors vs The Perfect Team at Survivor Series 1990. Give them another ten minutes and that match would have been great, rather than piss average.

One I was coming in with. I seen it in my local CeX and had to have it.

I'd have hoped to have seen some better domestic results. Beating Celtic a few times would be good. He stands the fuck up for his players and the club though. I don't know. A mixed view. Maybe next season you will get a real good view of what he's been doing.

Leipzig a top European team!?!? I'd say managing to score three away against Spartak Moscow (but still losing) after being out in the wilderness for six years is probably the best performance. No disrespect to Celtic, but Celtic should be getting out that group easier. As you say, it seems to be a struggle.

Hogan had funny hair too when he was taking out Muhammad Hassan at that Wrestlemania he saved Eugene. Kept on adjusting it.

Jack Lemmon is bloody immense in that 80s drama film "Missing". Brilliant film. Really sad though. Vangelis does the music for it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_(1982_film) Jack Lemmon was up for an Oscar for it. Didn't win it unfortunately.

Ralphus! Happy Birthday there! A gent.

US team are shit at the moment. It'll be a game that England can hammer somebody after a series of indifferent results.

He did a few other things other than Queen. Here is with a band called "The Immortals" doing the soundtrack to the film "Biggles" in 1986. "No Turning Back". Just seems to be a guy that likes being in the background.

"A Kind of Magic" here. But is that the "Highlander" soundtrack or a Queen album?

Freddie Mercury was a bit overrated. Brian May needs to get more credit.