IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER

Really tight 4-4 defensively - but Warren looks fecked - suggest replace and save and gamble with Devine - or even putting Foran back.

And if it wasn't for injuries and the form of David Raven it would never have happened - some posters spotted the potential as a central defender during the pre season.

We should seriously ALL be buying at least a ticket each - Pars are an institution that needs our support.

These type of threads should be feckin banned - we have Cellic and St jones Town away which is the only feckin travelling we should be feckin dreaming about tonite.

What about a split in to two teams?? We could have Caledonian FC in the SPL and put Rossshire Thistle into the Third Division.

You didn't have that feckin problem in 1993 !

Why don't we just call ourselves Caledonian FC ?

Francis Jeffers may well be worth a try. He is beginning to show some form at Accrington and I doubt if wages would be an issue as he still feels that he has summat to prove.

No real debate about the loan players as they will all be going back. Gavin and Shane should be off if they are seriously thinking about their own careers?. A.Shinnie is defo on his way and Tenpole is waiting for interest from elsewhere. We have really supported Hogg and King but can't see either staying unless Hogg gets a coaching position. Reguero sounds as if there has been a fall out. Although I don't agree TB will be trawling the lower English leagues again and you can't argue against that given the success this season - unfortunately any of the yoof will be squad players. Doran is the one that I feel is important to sign.

I am afraid that EVERY system would be flawed in somebody's eyes - I am glad that this proposal has not gone through but we have to change. I would prefer to go more like the English system - I would suggest three leagues of 14 - the bottom 3 go down automatically - the top two go up and the next four fight for the third place.

The family section ?

Surely Alba must be considering one of our home games ?!!

Great news - I may just be able to complete the Highland March this season - Saturday night - walk to Bogroy Hotel / Sunday to Brockies Lodge / Monday to Beauly/ Thursday to Muir Of Ord/ Friday to Conon Bridge / Saturday up to Culbokie / Sunday to Dungwall.

AWWW - bless your yellow and gold cotton socks.

The goal difference could also be crucial as teams are going to take points off each other and let's hope that the abundance of draws continue. Just think where we would be if we took away the games against Motherwell ??

I played fer the 2nd X1 until I discovered sex,drugs and rock n' roll !! I also helped to wash the steps in the HOWDEN End.

Feck me I thought that I was hallucinating when I saw the Combine Harvester hovering over the stadium.

Let's not get into this "I go to more away matches than you so I am a more loyal fan then you" nonsense. The reasons why people go to particular matches whether it be home or away are matters for them. Some folk wish to and are able to get to most matches. That's great. Other folk for financial, work, or personal reasons (caring for a disabled loved one, for example) only manage to get to a few games. Going to away matches can involve planning and pulling in favours from others and therefore that will tend to be the glamour ties or special occasions rather than Wednesday evening in Kilmarnock. I accept that there are also plenty of folk who don't have the same level of commitment to the team as others and who could but simply don't want to go week in and week out. Of course, it would be great if they went to more matches but they are unlikely to do so if others make them feel that they are not proper supporters. If we get into Europe it would be great if we got good support for away matches (note the optimistic plural). If folk who rarely manage to get to away matches can sort things out in order to be part of that historic chapter in the club's history, then we should all join together in giving the best possible support for the team. Having a small group of regular supporters questioning the right of others to be there really isn't very helpful. CaleyJags Together and all that. I go to more away matches than you do.

It could be worse - it could have been Hellgin instead of Tinkerville !!

I evidently agree wholeheartedly but there are some who only look at the negatives. The posters - and there are a few - who I tend to take notice of are those who basically say it as they saw it, outline the positives but provide rationales fer the negatives. There are too many who simply expect us towin everything and that will never happen. As previously noted I did feel that there were positional and tactical gaffes apparent again but the result to me was more important than the performance. I also have to admit that the prospect of European football makes me pretty feckin nervous and would really be the ultimate achievement - but we have five very difficult games coming up. The other important thing about the game was that we remained unbeaten and put another point on the board. We can only feck it up now and such an occurrence will fire up many. My biggest concern is that the likes of Cellic, Well and Perf appear to have wholly Sussed us out and we need to chane our tactics accordingly. I have my doubts whether we can as it is TB's weakness. I have a feeling that the "togetherness" factor may take us over the line.

But you wouldn't need to have as many inoculations or health scare worries to go to Kazahkstan.

Mankinis in Kazahkstan !?!

So that must make me the salt of the earth. You don't half talk bollicks