IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER

Maimie - are you immediately drawn to the death and obituaries column when you pick up the P&J ? We seem to have lost a few worthies this season.

I can recall saying the same thing about ICT !

Does still runs buses but the Fairways doesnt

Juanjo at Easter Road and his never to be bettered goal celebration at Livingston. Hislop at Clyde and Golabek against Ayr United.

Ryan Christie and Gary Warren appear to be making a kind of yes statement ?

Shoes off in the Away End again ?

Or your pillbox

Always look on the bright side of life. A loved institution died and a mongrel was created. But you just can't help getting to love Rescue Dogs and the camaraderie of pet owners around the Globe and a potential of having a hooer of a party after winning Crufts one day can drive many believers forward.

The IHE Arena ?

David ?

The name Dougie suddenly came in to your head becos ya may have forgotten yer medication.

Charity begins at home and ends at the exit door of the Innes Bar.

Chicory Tip are worshipped in Wolverhampton !! Perhaps we should be singing Good Grief Christiena ?

Well I now agree that this has reached a level of cyberbullying and has gone past banter. There are some things being posted that simply are not funny. Perhaps peeple should not make comments to peeple they do not know. An individual with emotional sensitivity, impulsiveness and literal, concrete thinking may struggle with this.

Of course we are a Top Six side - we have been for the last two seasons - the potential is definitely there to do that again at least. Anything lower would not be good enuff - SIMPLES

In respect to Kingsmills I expect a lot of aimless square dancing and a tempered anal retention.

The treble plus Manager of the Year, player of the year, young player of the year and the Fair Play award.

Jhesus is that McCoist and Cammy Bell in the green ??

Fritz is a hot dog in a Leith food trolley

Chorley is a cultural centre and cosmopolitan to the core. Would love to see "Deano" in a Subway shirt !!

Well the honeymoon is over from my perspective and now we need to see results. Yogi has been allowed a fair degree of time to settle in. He has been allowed to look at all the players and experiment with quite a few systems. The players appear to be in agreement with the training methods and developing a new style of play. Here is my advice !! Brill is OK but I would hope that he has some "competition" next season. We have quite a few defenders now that can play in a few defensive positions. Draper actually looks the part at centre half as he has the "head" to make up for the lack of pace. It would be interesting to see him pairing up with Warren. We need to make up our minds where we are going to start Graeme Shinnie. To me he left wing back is where he should be. By playing him all over the place we may actually have prevented other clubs from looking too closely and hopefully he will stay. Tansey is evidently earmarked as the playmaker and we have Foran and Draper who could be the holding midfielder - but that is a position that needs new blood. Doran has simply got to be bullied in to maintaining his fitness and should be dropped when he hits a certain weight. Christie must start in the old Andy Shinnie role - and he is another reason why we do not need Andy Shinnie. And finally we need a traditional centre forward which may alter Yogi's thoughts about wide players - in Watkins and Williams (NOT Vincent) we have a couple of potential "beauts". And next season may be where Russell Latapy finally makes his mark and attracts players from old haunts. Can Yogi maintain our momentum ? Well he certainly has the "tools" for the job as long as the Board and/or Subway provide a bit of investment.

Thanks Don - fraid I fell into the wrong crowd on the way home OR did they fall in to me

Thanks RIG - more than I thought but means almost 50% per cent not played at a traditional time.

The only things that come to my mind when hearing subway is buskers, muggings, pools of urine and vomit and graffiti.

Would love to know how many of our home games actually started at 3.00 on a Saturday. Then how many of the home games were televised - either live or screened later on Alba. That would decrease the likelihood of punters travelling any great distance to a game. Then there is the feckin roads that you need to travel up to get to Sneck. And then the novelty of playing Inverness and the jolly involved has died a death. Even the Highland Derby has lost a bit of its novelty. A lot of the peeple stating that they are not going to renew their season tickets is becos you can never tell when the games are going to be. Plus there has not been one game that I have gone to this season where I never had the choice of somebody else,s ticket to use. There are a number of fans who live in the Central Belt and Englandshire who are not travelling as much as they used to - me included. The cost is evidently one factor but playing the games all over the shop is the other. Out of interest has there been a difference in attendances pre and post Butcher ?