@wedwarehouse1 Heaven is a Place on Earth by Belinda Carlisle. Was playing as we were walking out of Wembley three years ago absolutely buzzing in the sunshine, always takes me back.
Thousands of miles travelled, sold-out allocations and non-stop singing 🙌
Support we never take for granted.
Thank you for your incredible backing on the road this season 💙
It’s 35 years today since Sheffield Wednesday became the last second tier club to win a major English trophy.
And Nigel Pearson was presented the League Cup by 24-year-old Tracey Bateman, the Rumbelows ‘Employee of the Year.’
What a time to be alive.
21/04/1991:
Rumbelows Cup final on ITV with Brian Moore on 🎙️
A great day in the calendar once upon a time.
2nd Division Sheffield Wednesday surely can’t cause an upset against Manchester United, can they? 😉
“Terrific goal…. by Sheridan!”
Returning in 2001 with a more expansive sound, “There’s a Star” saw Ash move beyond their early pop punk roots, appearing on Free All Angels, released April 2001. Performed here on Top of the Pops in January 2002, the track captures the band’s evolution during their early 2000s success.