Mee

Did you hear Stuart on Your Call tonight, talking about being banned for standing up and singing at one of our home games? He put his point really well I thought, prompted me into writing an email (not read out though). A wee bit spoilt by George who also called to complain about the stewards at TCS but got a bit confused. Yet again I have to say that the club should be WELCOMING fans who want to stand up and sing, or celebrate their team winning, not alienating them :018:

Just taken by the moment JB :001:

Poor Dundee United!!!! Contesting first place in the SPL and only a handful of fans could be ersed turning up, even though their chairman had paid for buses for them. And then Gretna hump them into the bargain. What a shame :023:

Elgin won 6-0, Hissy got 2 late goals to help Raith to victory, County are top of the league and we beat Hearts - anyone have any money on? :001:

well feck me :003:

:003: :003: :003: 5-0 to Elgin now :001:

Blackie :019:

And it's live on BBC 2 :003:

Much as I like him, this made me

I'm gutted, his interviews were always entertaining and he took being mean and moody to a whole new level :003: What I wouldn't give to have him as our manager instead of our present incumbent :001:

SPL Official site - reserves pages We've got Celtic away on Tuesday, if you've got Setanta it might well be on Celtic TV at some point. Table as of 18th Sept St Mirren 4 3 0 1 12 5 9 Aberdeen 4 2 2 0 8 2 8 Killie 3 2 1 0 6 4 7 Falkirk 3 2 0 1 4 4 6 ICT 4 2 0 2 8 9 6 Hearts 4 1 2 1 5 5 5 Motherwell 3 1 1 1 6 5 4 Rangers 2 1 0 1 4 3 3 Celtic 2 1 0 1 2 3 3 Dundee Utd 4 1 0 3 6 9 3 Hibs 4 1 0 3 6 9 3 Gretna 3 0 0 3 3 12 0

I only found out today the Craig Dunain went on fire last week - over 12 hours to puit it out apparently! There was always going to be problems with any planning application for that building due to the huge layer of waxy floor polish that had accumulated in the basement, as its a fire hazard funnily enough! I'm sure the relevant Insurance companies will be well on the case though, they usually are :003:

Heilandee totally gets him in the Bowie sketch in Extras when he says he feels his pain - thats what Gervais does best, he makes you laugh at his pain, its the undercurrent to all the other stuff, and he does it brilliantly. I think being "young" enough to appreciate the Smiths in a previous decade helps :001: :001: :001:

He is a comedy GOD, far far funnier than anyone else on telly (so thats NOT counting Gerry Sadowitz) and makes me laugh out loud on a regular basis. He's an acquired taste though, first couple of times I watched the Office it just made me cringe and I didn't get it at all - watch series 2 of Extras, it'll have you :rotflmao: :003:

Why would I buy a County top? You losing your marbles in your old age Alex?

You could always take Mrs 4ize to watch Chelsea v Blackburn at teatime followed by the SPL highlights at sevenish if you find a pub with Setanta. Or just admit defeat and tune your radio to (104???) FM as you wander round the shops :001: Happy anniversary btw, send K my love!!! :003: :003: :003:

Our game isn't on telly tomorrow petal, the 12.30 game is the only one live, if you prefer to watch some diving instead? :001:

Oh ffs I'll just keep quiet then :001:

I picked up mine today and it looks great :003: :003: :003:

Sorry Mantis, I got sent it at work and dashed on to post it, didnt have a chance to read through all the threads first! Still, it deserves a thread of its own - and seeing as you're here, try this clip of Radio Clyde's commentary on The Goal Faddy's Goal.mp3

Its Elgin next Caley100 :001:

Ronaldo, Luis Figo and James McFadden are standing before God at the throne of Heaven. God looks at them and says; "before granting you a place at my side, I must first ask you what you believe in." Addressing Ronaldo first he asks, "what do you believe?" Ronaldo looks God in the eye and states passionately, "I believe Football to be the food of life. Nothing else brings such unbridled joy to so many people from the slums of Rio to the bright lights of Madrid. I have devoted my life to bring such joy to people who stood on the terraces supporting their club." God looks up and offers Ronaldo the seat to his left. He then turns to Luis Figo, "and you, Luis, what do you believe?" Figo stands tall and proud, "I believe courage, honour and passion are the fundamentals to life and I've spent my whole playing career providing a living embodiment of these traits." God, moved by the passion of the speech offers Figo the seat to his right. Finally, he turns to Faddy "and you, James, what do you believe?" "I believe" says Faddy "you're sitting in my seat."

I don't think I can make it to Forres but I will be at the reserve game on Tuesday afternoon (if its still on) :003:

Zander may be cup tied (I think he played for us v Fort William or Clach) KO on Sunday is 2pm apparently. (HL website) The official site yet again has a slightly different report.... NORTH OF SCOTLAND CUP SEMI FINAL Our young guns marched into the final of the North of Scotland Cup on Tuesday night with a comfortable 2-0 win over Wick Academy at Harmsworth Park. Goals from Dale Gillespie and Stuart Leslie ensured a final against Elgin City, after their 3-2 victory over Ross County, on Sunday 16th September at Mosset Park, Forres. The only sour note came when striker Rory McAllister got injured and had to be replaced in the 74th minute ruling him out of the Scotland Under 21 squad for their games against Finland and Denmark. Our first goal came in the 20th minute, Dale Gillespie himself a recent selection for the Scotland Under 19 side, drove into the Wick Academy box and had his effort deflected for a corner. From the resulting kick Dale got his head to the ball and powered it towards goal. Academy defender Bryan McKiddie attempted to clear but only helped the ball into the net to make it 1-0. Two minutes later a fine strike by Rory McAllister was tipped round the post by Wick keeper James More and twenty minutes later and More again denied Rory with a diving save tipping the ball round the post. We started the second half quickly and within a minute we had increased our lead. Ex-Wick player Shane Sutherland stormed down the left flank leaving defenders in his wake and from his cross into the box Stuart Leslie was on hand to hammer the ball past More in the Wick goal. James More in the Wick goal was having an outstanding match and he again denied us in the 51st minute when Jamie Duff released Dale Gillespie one on one with the keeper only to see More block his effort. Six minutes later More denied Rory McAllister from a free kick. Midfielder Iain Vigurs was named Man of the Match. And Eliza - did you mean to booooooo the people who turn up to reserve matches?

Caledonia is by Dougie Maclean who does a much better version of it than Frankie Miller :003: