Arbroathawayday

The musical accompaniment to the "when we were champions" clip is Carnival De Paris by Dario G. It was brought out for the World Cup in France in 1998, and has been omnipresent ever since. Kilmarnock put it to good use 4 times on Saturday in fact...... :029: :029: :029: :029:

Does this look like a man enjoying himself? :004: http://www.caleyjags.com/pa/g0708/080322Ki...nock/index.html

Can we please stop calling for Steve Paterson, John Robertson to return as manager? Surely, Caley are right in the middle of proving that returning to a former club doesn't, and will never, work? Kevin Keegan at Newcastle anyone? And if Bobby Williamson or Terry Butcher pitch up at our club with good old route one football, the clamour to get rid of them will start even quicker than with Brewster. Both have failed in every post they have held bar Williamson at Kilmarnock (10+ years ago) and Butcher at Motherwell (even Brew couldn't have messed up from that starting position and with such good, young talent). Just take a look at Chester and Brentford's results in League Two this season to confirm my worst fears. Unfortunately, I cannot suggest a suitable candidate as Brewster's replacement - Neale Cooper would be a possibility, but there's always the "County link" problem. Ho hum.

[ If you are talking about the 1-5 game against Morton in the late 90s, I was actually there at that Friday evening game at Crappielow. Yeah it was a pish result, but I don't remember driving back up the A9 thinking we hadn't tried. Changed days now. My point exactly - we did try in the Morton game, although I think that some players had an eye on the upcoming Challenge Cup Final against Alloa. Also, getting humped in those days was a novelty, and much easier to dismiss as an aberration. Saturday, unfortunately, was not an aberration, it was the norm.

0 all round - worse than the Morton and Airdrie games. If you don't know, f***ing look them up. A new low in our short history. 1 of 147 in attendance. Says it all - ashamed, we all should be! :32: :32: If I could sing/stand up/invade the pitch at Caley Stadium, i would knock off the clown's hat. Brewster, next weekend beware, I will be right behind you.

Will they be the first teamin Scotland to be docked ten points? I believe so, although we all know that creative accountancy at Livingston was the only reason that they avoided it a couple of seasons ago. Dundee and Motherwell were also spared, due to the rule being brought in after they had gone into administration. no relegation if Gretna go bust. they would be deemed the relegated team. I firmly believe that even though this is the case, that they should relegate a second team from the SPL. This would make it fair on all the teams duped by Gretna last season. 2 up, 2 down should always be the rule. It would certainly give our players the rocket up the ar*e they currently require. And isn't that what we're all moaning about? :017:

Get in!there, you averagely-mobile Romanian beauty.

John Barnes has expressed surprise at how slow Niculae is tonight. Tonight????? He must be moving round the pitch on all fours to be even slower than usual!

AM, as we discussed at the game on Saturday, I reckon the connection is the east coast. Graham Bayne played a season for Arbroath in 2001/02 - however, this was after Webster has signed for Hearts. Webster was born in Dundee, another of Bayne's ex clubs. However, having said that, maybe he just has impeccable taste, or wants his son to grow up supporting a proper team :004: