It's relegation day. Last time we went down this tune was going full pelt as we made our way over the Kessock Bridge only for us to fail to beat Falkirk as we plumbed the depths and ended the game with 10 men. Same shit different season. However, it's a tremendous song, so here it is again Crusher. They won't give One Direction a run for their money in the fashion stakes, but they certainly know how to bust a tune. Lookers. WAKE UP, it's relegation day.

Any more tunes for the day?

 

Happy Relegation Day to one and all. See you all in the Championship....sorry Richie, that doesn't include you.

15 minutes ago, tm4tj said:

Any more tunes for the day?

 

There can only be one...

 

This week, next week? Coming soon to a Football Stadium near you.

 

Or we could ask the board What's going on

 

Went to see messrs Becker, Fagen & co with Naelifts at the Edinburgh Playhouse  few years back.

one Relegation Day per lifetime is enough for me. As Bannatyne would say, I'm out. Especially after that gutless display last Friday.

Iron Maiden - 'Book of Souls' - 'Tears Of a Clown'

Clown being 'Foran the Failure'

Song for the optimists.... HotChoclate:I believe in miracles you sexy thang!

Song for the pessimists... StatusQuo:Down Down deeper & Down!

And for the realists...... ABBA:The winner takes it all!

Here's hoping it's a HotChoclate kind of a day.

Song from County fans............

 

 

Go down live.....time to watch the pain of relegation

 

 

On 06/05/2017 at 8:18 AM, tm4tj said:

It's relegation day. Last time we went down this tune was going full pelt as we made our way over the Kessock Bridge only for us to fail to beat Falkirk as we plumbed the depths and ended the game with 10 men. Same **** different season. However, it's a tremendous song, so here it is again Crusher. They won't give One Direction a run for their money in the fashion stakes, but they certainly know how to bust a tune. Lookers. WAKE UP, it's relegation day.

Any more tunes for the day?

 

Please don't remind me of that day. My son was mascot for the Falkirk match! Arranged weeks in advance, the hope was that it would be a great last day of the season party and everybody would be celebrating. To this day, I remeber listening to that late goal going in at Killie to ensure that it was all going to be on the last match....with the young lad as our "lucky" mascot. Never again - it was excruciating. Tokely , Higdon, Barrowman (miss late on) indelibly etched in my memory .

It's OK folks, he's not signed up to be mascot for the Motherwell game this year....

It's that day again and the threat of relegation is still here.

But, never mind, we have been on some journey as Duncan Browne once said.............. Tuuuune by the way Dunc.

 

33 minutes ago, tm4tj said:

It's that day again and the threat of relegation is still here.

The threat, yes, but by my reckoning we can't go down today, even if we lose. If Hamilton and Motherwell draw, then we could catch either/both.  If one wins, then we could catch the loser.

 

Brace yourself, it's here again. There is a real threat of relegation tonight. 

 

Come on Ross County save us from your shadow.................

 

*Insert Lemon emoji*

 

Relegation day moves to Wednesday now, thanks to a little help from our friends....

 

How about the James Bond song, "Die Another Day"!

.........and the fat lady still refuses to sing!  Let's hope she has laryngitis for the next couple of weeks too.

I can't believe this still hasn't happened yet!  Surely tonight is the night??   But maybe...just maybe...we win.  

19 minutes ago, KennySim93 said:

Surely tonight is the night??  

A different song from Rod Stewart's, and the video isn't creepy either. A lament, appropriately.

 

19 minutes ago, snorbens_caleyman said:

A different song from Rod Stewart's, and the video isn't creepy either. A lament, appropriately.

On 16/05/2017 at 7:46 AM, tm4tj said:

Brace yourself, it's here again. There is a real threat of relegation tonight. 

 

Snorbens is right, that's truly awful. Is that a waxwork he's singing to  

 

Against All Odds - Phil Collins. A bit morose, but apt.