Here’s Sleeper on Top of the Pops in 1995 with Inbetweener, one of the defining singles of the Britpop era. Released that year, the song reached number 16 on the UK Singles Chart and later appeared on their debut album Smart. Written by Louise Wener and Jon Stewart, Inbetweener stood out for its sharp lyrics and bright, guitar-led sound, helping establish Sleeper as one of the most visible bands of mid-90s British pop television.
@thebullensview Least Favourite: Upper South concourse gets rammed. The TV above the escalator in the Upper South creates a bottleneck. The gents' toilets need a rethink as there are always queues. Having to walk around to the East Stand for a pint of Camden Pale. The travel infrastructure.
@thebullensview Favourite: The view from my seat in the Upper South. The Plaza is great for meeting up before the match. The self-service beer machines. The quality of the food. Bars being open for an hour after the game & the plaza for an hour after that helps avoid congestion heading home.
#auldpalsliverpool
Q. I know most of the characters are supposed to be dead (we can all ignore that!), but do you think there is any chance of another live show?
Cheers Rob
Just recieved our #EFC memory box courtesy of the very talented @bellaMac73
Absolutely made up with it, scarf, programme and all our season tickets going into it💙