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This is the kinda thing that will appear on Newsround which is on before Neighbours......not that I watch Neigbours ;)

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what do you mean you dont watch neighbours? :laugh:

Of course, it would be hilarious if bernard or hooky was interviewed by newsround, but it aint never going to happen!

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:\ohwell:

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I couldn't believe that Barnes would do it again, but why let that ruin NO's sweet victory? C'mon cheer up! :clap: :thumb:

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I couldn't believe that Barnes would do it again, but why let that ruin NO's sweet victory? C'mon cheer up! :clap: :thumb:

Some of us can't believe that Shug is still upset about "WIM". It's 16 years gone. Let it go, mate....

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i loved three lions when it was originally done for euro '96. the '98 world cup version ('we still believe') was a shadow of the former. and vindaloo was fun but not particularly memorable.

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Scotland's '78 effort Ally's Tartan Army was the best.

We're on the march wi' Ally's army We're all going tae Argentine And we'll really shake them up When we win the World Cup 'Cos Scotland are the greatest football team

Best part is -

We're gaunny dae or die England cannae dae it 'Cos they didnae qualify!!!! :laugh:

B-side was funny as fcuk - I Wannae be a punk rocker (but my mammy willnae let me) :D

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I wonder why nobody covered that song for Community :p

Perfect opportunity missed ;)

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That's a nice thing to hear.:clap: :love:

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I can't even rememeber the spice girls song, i thought it was three lions again for world cup '98.

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it might all be trivial to some of you but to me its a god send!now i can finally rub the nose's of my pathetic friends right in the shite as they might now stop going on about how 3 lions is the best!:deal:

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Dancing to WIM at The Hacienda during Italia 90 has got to be a personal NO highlight. The whole place went crazy!

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Tim Smith wrote: Dancing to WIM at The Hacienda during Italia 90 has got to be a personal NO highlight. The whole place went crazy!

Dancing to it in sh*tty southern Kent clubs wasnt a highlight (but i still remember it). And what a timeless pop record it is. Sublime.

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It's a classic moment; truly a memorable song which was spot-on for the World Cup. I remember hearing it for the first time on Radio Fab FM and thinking that the Order had truly cracked it this time. Singing it at Reading with that oaf Allen on the stage was just the business. I apologise to the many followers around the world but to be in England in the summertime when they sung that...it was just perfect symmetry.

Someone once remarked to me that Sunny Afternoon by the Kinks held the same place in his affections as that was number one the week we won the World Cup in '66. Times, places and memories...

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well what can i say it is the only new order i cant stand ( a very good tune though) but being a ireland fan i dont like it lol lol ,i was gutted at glasto last year when they finished whith that gutted had my my mates jumping on me when it was played i just wanted them to finish with anything but that tune ah well :banghead: :banghead:

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Chemical wrote: It's a classic moment; truly a memorable song which was spot-on for the World Cup. I remember hearing it for the first time on Radio Fab FM and thinking that the Order had truly cracked it this time. Singing it at Reading with that oaf Allen on the stage was just the business. I apologise to the many followers around the world but to be in England in the summertime when they sung that...it was just perfect symmetry.

Someone once remarked to me that Sunny Afternoon by the Kinks held the same place in his affections as that was number one the week we won the World Cup in '66. Times, places and memories...

Absolutely agree. I was 16 at the time, discovering girls, beer and the Manchester nightlife. Suddenly the best fookin band in the world record the World Cup tune for England, it goes to no. 1 and we reach the semis against all the odds. And the weather was amazingly hot. So what Dad if you had the swinging sixties? I had 1990 and it was fookin perfect!

WIM is absolutely perfect because as Chem says, "...Times, places and memories..." I was there and for that I am eternally grateful.

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and lest we forget, this song has brought them there only no 1 so far!:banghead:

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Look at number 25 - "Touched by the hand of ... Cicciolina" WTF :confused2:

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Missy Jem wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Look at number 25 - "Touched by the hand of ... Cicciolina" WTF :confused2:

don't ask me about the english charts. you probably bought it. :D

The name of that italian Radical Party candidate was Ilona Staller, but she ran under her stage name "Cicciolina." Staller was a Hungarian-born adult film actress who made absolutely no excuses for her career choice. In fact, her public notoriety as a pornstar is what drew people to her campaign rallies. That, plus the fact that her speeches always included a glimpse of her left titty, and sometimes even a complete striptease.

After winning a seat in Parliament, Cicciolina continued acting in hardcore videos for another two years. During the shooting of Rise of the Roman Empress, she had unprotected sex with porn legend John Holmes without knowing that he was HIV positive. etc etc.

i won't post any pics. they are easy enough to find for anyone who wants to.

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That's just FANTASTIC ! a don't give a toss what some might argue 'cos back then, not only did NewOrder delivered us lot with a unique collection of unalterable GEMS but they did score high with WIM. The only football song that's heart pounding and which could be read/heard on multiple levels. a perfect match (as always).

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Missy Jem wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Look at number 25 - "Touched by the hand of ... Cicciolina" WTF :confused2:

don't ask me about the english charts. you probably bought it. :D

The name of that italian Radical Party candidate was Ilona Staller, but she ran under her stage name "Cicciolina." Staller was a Hungarian-born adult film actress who made absolutely no excuses for her career choice. In fact, her public notoriety as a pornstar is what drew people to her campaign rallies. That, plus the fact that her speeches always included a glimpse of her left titty, and sometimes even a complete striptease.

After winning a seat in Parliament, Cicciolina continued acting in hardcore videos for another two years. During the shooting of Rise of the Roman Empress, she had unprotected sex with porn legend John Holmes without knowing that he was HIV positive. etc etc.

i won't post any pics. they are easy enough to find for anyone who wants to.

Yeah i know who she is, i just had no idea that she had a song dedicated to her!!

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how did this go from a nice story about new order getting some more well deserved recognition even if a little small, to hungarian porn stars getting in to another countries government?:crazy:

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thedude wrote: how did this go from a nice story about new order getting some more well deserved recognition even if a little small, to hungarian porn stars getting in to another countries government?:crazy:

this is nool. need you ask.

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guess so i look forward to the next link from new order to something equally bizzare! :thumb:

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

I'm going to be pedantic here and say that my momentary joy on viewing the chart came to a grinding halt when I realised that this is the Network Chart (was Kid Jensen still presenting it at this time?) and not the official UK Top 40 (with Mark Goodier!).

Yes, I know we had an official no.1. Have you got a similar jpeg?

I do have a point. Pity the poor PSBs. They scored a no.1 on the Network Chart with Go West, but only managed a no.2 on the official chart. What a pisser! :evil4:

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Regret was #1 on Muchmusic for two weeks.

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Barcaboy99 wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

I'm going to be pedantic here and say that my momentary joy on viewing the chart came to a grinding halt when I realised that this is the Network Chart (was Kid Jensen still presenting it at this time?) and not the official UK Top 40 (with Mark Goodier!).

Yes, I know we had an official no.1. Have you got a similar jpeg?

I do have a point. Pity the poor PSBs. They scored a no.1 on the Network Chart with Go West, but only managed a no.2 on the official chart. What a pisser! :evil4:

just how big do you think my vault is. sorry no. this is the only one i have.

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