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You know I've changed my mind after thinking back to those far-off days. For all Harry Allt's deservedly fearsome reputation, snowballs wouldn't have been his thing so that story almost certainly referred to Bob Harber

Remember his voice would go higher and higher and you'd know to keep your head down and pray. They don't make 'em like that any more and come to think of it there weren't that many even then.

Has to be Harry Allt surely, bang in character! Got my History A'level though so mixed memories of him

That pretty much sums up the 1944 Butler Education Act

We've all been there!

Try going in there. "You are Todd Behly and I claim my £5".

"Frank Lampard's Manchester United", that's a Sky Sports dream! Not happening of course but would be hilarious

He's a good guy but would have to change playing style - Luton are very direct

I got drawn in to the social media gossip this time and now see what we should know deep down...nobody knows jacksh1t!!

Fair play to you for fessing up...you might still be right in your original prediction of course!

Well whenever you put any pressure on the current Arsenal side one of them will go down with a head injury, so it's (ahem) clearly still very dangerous.

You'd think so wouldn't you? My view is that Paul Barber would make an excellent Prime Minister

Plus it's a small market. How many NSC posters would you need to place a collective bet on an outsider before their odds fell?

I guess they've also agreed who will take the kids to Pizza Express every second weekend as well

Exactly. That was Moises Caicedo!

Agree, the remaining fixtures look similar unfortunately

Pep Ljinders, Klopp's No2. Ready for a head coach role plus has worked with Adam Lallana and James Milner who would then be on the coaching team.

Only 34 - blimey! I cannot tell a lie...I was one of them

1970, end of February with both teams pushing for promotion from the old 3rd division. We had gone top a few days before. 1-1. We'd travelled by coach so straight to the ground which meant we missed a lot of trouble in downtown Luton.

It was Hold the Back Page in it's earliest guise...used to be on Friday nights around 'closing time'. Then moved to Sunday with the changed title.