dougiedanger

Well, that's Scotland out of Europe, not what it voted for, now denied by Tory toffs any say in its own future. 

Better together...

8 hours ago, TheMantis said:

That’s why he was having a wee fumble at Morelos 

I'll set them up mate.

16 hours ago, wynthank15 said:

No one is saying he does but when lots of filthy lucre is dangled in the face of Celtic and Christie, it tends to have the desired effect.

Not seeing any dangling mate...

Why are people so convinced he wants to leave?

Do people really think a club going for a historic 9 or 10 in a row is looking to offload a key player at a crucial time in the season?

Or that even if that very happy and settled player was looking to leave, his club would spend precious time renegotiating an agreed contractual arrangement?

There is one club here that is desperate for cash, which makes Buster's post above the most credible.

He also has a long way to go to justify any 20m transfer fee.

This should get the crowds flooding back.

Where's all the unionists telling us that Better Together would keep us in Europe and save us from narrow-minded nationalism and xenophobia?

How's that working out for ya guys?

Inverness has always been a football town, and has/had some of the oldest clubs in the world. For more than a century, the town supported 3 or 4 thriving clubs. So, whatever the problems ICT have, it is not that the town has no football culture or history. Quite the opposite.

Centuries of deforestation, SP, indigenous trees replaced by the hideous forestry plantations you see in the photo. 

Check out Trees for Life, they are working to bring back the natural flora and fauna.

Won't someone please spare a thought and a penny for the poor middle-class people who can't play football.

Classic night, funny, don't remember the snow...

Alec Young, Norman Miller...

Bonus was Section B getting sent home with a flea in their ear.

What did ye used to have?

Hamburgers in gravy, delicious, like those Goblin hamburgers ye used to get in a tin.

Ah man, chicken curry, rice, and chips...

One time at training, the new thing was 'change of pace,' so all the drills were about change of pace and beating yer man, all that.

Next game, up at Milton, JB on the touchline as animated as ever. The rather rotund full back, 'Donnie', gets the ball, big bit of space in front of him, into which he lumbers gradually.

'Change of pace, Donnie, man, change of pace...' JB yells.

Donnie's mind is willing, he pushes his head forward to see if that will help, but to no avail, still in slow motion...

JB punches the ground, raging.

'Aw fer fck's' sake, Donnie, ah didn't mean to fckn go slower...'

Massive part of so many of our lives, gave up everything for his teams, not that we properly appreciated him, but the influence he had on so many young people will stand. 

He would rant on for nearly all of half time, then with about a minute left would turn to     Jackie and ask if he had anything to add. 

‘No John, I think you’ve covered everything.’

The Beaton Generation.

21 minutes ago, IBM said:

I am happy with that as I think he will be a total disaster and it might convince more people to vote for an independent Scotland

Here's hoping IBM, hopefully some people will have think about what's best for the country's future...

This is no the Clach forum mate.

So that's Johnson as your PM, everyone happy with that?

Give the guy a break, he has a serious decision to make:

Jeremy or Boris.

Everyone okay with ‘Boris’ as your PM?

Out of Europe, this fella who hates Scots and Scotland, how are your prospects now?

Karate club used to meet there in the 70s.

39 minutes ago, Yngwie said:

That sounds like a quote from Farage or Boris!

I wouldn’t know, and I take it your answer is in the affirmative.

34 minutes ago, Yngwie said:

That’s less of a hypothetical scenario given that we’ve had Tory-led governments for most of my life! Whether it was Boris or Corbyn in charge, I’d like to think I’d base things on the bigger picture rather than a government which is temporary. 

So you’d live the rest of your life under an increasingly isolated, right wing Westminster government before believing that your own country might with your support create a modern, outward looking democracy with strong ties to the rest of the world?

On 5/25/2019 at 9:53 AM, Yngwie said:

Just out of interest Kingsmills (and anyone else for that matter), would you still be a supporter of independence if the likelihood was that Scotland would have its own right wing government for the foreseeable future? I suspect not.

I suppose the obvious thing is to turn this question round and to ask whether you would still support the union if the likelihood was that the UK would have its own right-wing government for the foreseeable future...

The 'UK' is fecked; time to get off the sinking ship.