IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER

Feck me - its true - owners really do look like their dogs.

I reckon that the powers to be will direct little change from the Cellic game. Hopefully after another defeat Brewster will be finally allowed to play a team of his choice.

This is, in lay terms, utter crap - it is another total feck up by the Board and it is their pathetic way of getting out of it - The tone will be - we gave you an opportunity and you didnt take it. :008: The one thing that had to be exercised was increasing tolerance from the stewards. If it had just been left to run then people would have adjusted. More feckin tokenism - This running of this club is going to the feckin dogs.

Sharp as a feckin razor CB - but a kick in the bollicks afterwards would have been more effective.

Personally I think that we should have gone fer an experienced keeper in January - but we didnt and we stuck with Fraser. He does remind me so much of Brown -in the positive and negative sense. It would be nigh on ridiculous to drop Fraser after keeping the faith fer so long. The position that we are in places pressure on everyone and the goalkeeper more than most. The only way that they could axe Fraser is if he had a howler. Now if we had a more reliable reserve / replacement that decision may be easier to make. I am afraid that the next two games are a crossroads fer a few individual but Mike is under the mircoscope more than most. Cometh the hour?

Can I have a column ?? :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

I can remember Slade, The Who, Mott the Hoople and Sweet in the Ballerina. Heard that Floyd and the Beatles played the dog shitt shoes in the 60's. As fer the Strath _ Saturday nights alright fer fiting. :001:

It all depends on whether Brew is allowed to pick his own team.

The bottom line is that they are too alike to play together. Brew actually looks the fitter and the more mobile at the moment although Marius is on a par in the respect of control and touch.

Stuffing Hellgin in the cup - AAAAHHHHH the feckin memories. :001:

Have to say that I fully agree with the decision. The Scottish Cup has lost its appeal to the likes of the OF but it is still THE trophy to win fer the rest. Never mind, Beachcomber - I am shure that if Nairn win it the blow of not playing in Europe may not be too heavy. :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

There is only one thing that I would like to provide for all the previous posters - a semi-colon.

I will provide everything that the more mature PA needs. I will keep her warm in the winter, I will provide BUPA care, I will install "extras" in the office such as steradent products, ultra incontinence pads, a portable commode and screen (in ICT colours of course), zimmer insurance cover, private pet supervison and a rest room with knitting needles, wool and **** literature. I also offer my own personal uniform. [img width=500 height=730]

And the first time was a sudden explosion from thirty yards after an hour of foreplay? :rotflmao:

Yes you are becoming increasingly tiresome. Read my post again and read some of the other posts afterwards. And then read the start and the end of yours. If anyone is being feckin negative and bitter and personal it is YOU !! :blah01: The point fer yer miniscule brain is that we are playing really well but losing goals and have little to offer UP FRONT. It is from midfield that most of the shots are being pinged. At last - others - apart from the irritating Kencar - are beginning to appreciate my frustration with Niculae. Naelifts and Wanderer have got it spot on. Marius is a class touch player. If we persist with him we need pace and runners and he needs to follow up on his touches as well. Brew can already do that. I am concerned that we appear to be building our tactics and our selection around him. Kencar again strangely agrees with what I have been saying all along - playing 4-4-2 at ParkDread is applaudable but also football suicide. We could have played 4-5-1 with Brew or Bayne but nobody else. I was one of the punters that got frustrated at Brew continually picking himself - but anyone who saw his performance at Easter Road will appreciate that he ishould be an automatic choice in certain games - and yesterday was one of them. Yesterday was always going to be a hiding to nothing - and for some reason Brew rarely picked himself fer the OF in his first stint - usually going fer Bayne. We are getting to a stage where changes will have to be made. Will Brew be allowed to be radical? If it wasnt fer Gretna I think I would be being a lot more critical and a lot more voiciferous. The next two home games may well fashion our season. Cue - Kencar :012:

Were you a Tartan Army Virgin maimie ? But - feck me - what a choice to be deflowered !! You will be able to say I was there whnever this glorious win is discussed over and over again. But did any of the lads get down the Pigalle. :023:

My feedback was that we played in much the same vein as at Easter Road - well in the first half anyway. We played some nice stuff and were very unlucky not to score. Celtic scored a third and went into third gear. Playing 4-4-2 was always a suicide tactic. Niculae played some nice touches but is still not mobile enuff. He looks fer passes to his feet and not getting behind defenders. Still - reported to have looked a bit sharper today. We have no killer pace or finish up front. Brew has to come back. Still today was always a hiding to nothing - but there will be no hiding during or after the next two games.

Shouldnt this rubbish be on Anything Goes - Where is a feckin moderator when you want one. :024: Happy birthday ya fat, grumpy old ersehole. :001:

What about foot in the mouth football quotes. Somre of my faves are: "He reminds me of a completely different version of Robbie Earle." Mark Lawrenson "I couldn't settle in Italy - it was like living in a foreign country." Ian Rush on his spell at Juventus "If it stays as it is I can't see it altering." Graham Taylor I like ma quotes - hit me with them :001:

Very interesting :024: From a psychological perspective this thread did appear at a poignant time and it could well have led to a unconscious Freudian slip by wee gringo. And then the responses were possibly also a means, both consciously and unconsciously, to divert the attention from the theme of the initial post. The context has been the centre of psychological debate fer centuries and I love the quotes from two toher immortals - Einstein said "Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen.? and Bhuddism quotes that "Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.? But bear with me, do not ridicule, and try to undertand the menaning of the following poem. What you get is more than what you see Don't bite my finger, look where I am pointing People don't want to be evil People don't want to be neurotic Reason and emotion aren't opposites Reason isn't superior to emotion Improbability isn't impossibility The majority of a group isn't all of it All knowledge is interconnected Everything is a dynamical system Order may be good or bad Disorder may be good or bad And of course it all leads down the path of freedom of speech. :023:

WOW :crazy07: 60% have gone fer both. I wonder how many have not been to any of the last four matches, how many are members of the Romanian media and how many times the sensitive Stevieco has voted. :001:

IMHO playing a 4-4-2 at Parkdread, with Brew and Niculae up front, would be tactical suicide and open a debate as to whether Brew has delusions of grandeur or that he does not have carte blanche in regard to the selection or both. I feel a poll coming on. And hopefully not Zibi. :rotflmao:

WOW - I almost got my warning sticker back fer the derrogatory t-shirt reply. :rotflmao: Rory may actually benefit from the break. :001:

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Take the missus to Peepy Peeps down the harbour. It will provide an eye opening start to yer big day.