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It always gets me as well listening to these men talking about their experiences.
It is rare for the older veterans to give graphic details of their experiences on the battlefields they keep it to themselves which to me is another form of bravery shown by these men.
The BBC documentary about the Falkland War, Our Falklands War: A Frontline Story, really is a no holds barred programme revealing the true horrors of war and the everlasting impact of those involved. I recommend it but be prepared.
My first thoughts as well. Talksport currently agreeing with us.
Having said that I am surprised that Maddison has been dropped. Grealish or Maddison is a really tough one but I would plump for Maddison. I am guessing that we don't have too many options on the left hand side which is why Grealish stays in.
32nd May some contracts end and others on the 31st June.
Personally I would be happy for Willock to stay as there is still a very talented player in there and our fitness team have been working wonders with our injury prone players.
But if he decides to move on then so be it, we only want players who wish to be at the Marti Party.
I did see The West London Sport headline - Out of Contract QPR Man Confirms Talks With Club - and when I saw it was Begovic I was both surprised and disappointed.
Lyndon is our player so we should all be supporting him in both his club and international career. I would have been watching the Scotland games. I really feel for him missing the Euros, it might be his only opportunity to play in a big tournament.
However, the Euros was an opportunity for Lyndon to be in the shop window as the club that we all support should be moving on a Number 9 that rarely scores goals. I doubt very much that Lyndon is in Marti's future plans.
There are so many but I would place Bacharach and David up there with Lennon and McCartney with the Gibb Brothers not far behind.
The Motown crew Holland/Dozier/Holland, Smokey, Ashford and Simpson.
Over at Atlantic Barry Mann & Cynthia Weill, Gerry Goffin and Carole King.
As a teenager in the 70's the pop charts were dominated by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman and to a lesser extent, Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway.
As a big 80's soul music fan there was the brilliant James Mtume and Reggie Lucas, Kashif, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis and over at Solar Records Dana Meyers, Leon Sylvers, William Shelby.
We have to acknowledge Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus of Abba and the prolific Per Gessle of Roxette.
Last and right up there with the best is the lad from Grimsby who wrote all the hits for Heatwave, was taken to the USA by Quincy Jones to write for The Brothers Johnson, Donna Summer, Quincy himself, George Benson and Michael Jackson. The man who gave us Thriller, Off the Wall and Rock With You, Mr Rod Temperton.
Glen was a great guitar player and played on many hits, I'm A Believer, I Get Around, Viva Las Vegas, You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling etc, before finding his own fame.
Yes annoyingly so unless anything happens with their 115 charges.
Now Jurgen has left it’s even more likely. I was watching an interview with Jurgen and it occurred to me that not only do Man City have the cash to buy the best players they have the cash to keep their players. Players tend to leave Man City at the end of their careers whilst Klopp lost many players to better deals elsewhere. Even his win ratio of 62% couldn’t stop the Man City juggernaut.
As Jurgen said Liverpool didn’t have the best manager, the best players or the most money but they played the best football without breaking the FFP regulations.
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