dougiedanger

I don't know the rights and wrongs of the discussions, but CaleyD shows a remarkable level of restraint in the face of constant, unprovoked attacks on his character.

Blair is Dougal, right??

Blair for chairman, I say.

At last, a Sugar Daddy.

Thistle won the old QC in the 30s.

This is-quelle surprise-utter garbage. Caley's Scottish Cup run in 91-92 was probably their most high profile ever, attracting sellout crowds and 4,000 travelling fans to St Johnstone, and leading to national debate about senior status. Though I guess you had to actually be there to remember it.

What's the thoughts on this long running radio show? Can just about go them for the first part of the show, but it would be better to have a phone in after the game, I would say.

Well, if this is the riff raff they are attracting--uber unionist union-flag waving pond life--then no wonder the place is empty. And then you have the sevco fans, who are not much better.

This CJT is some serious sh*t.

It's great that the people in charge used to have jobs, or still have jobs. Doacters and everyheen.

Football is kinda dead isn't it?

No wonder, any crack or controversy is quickly extinguished, the sojers' day thread being a prime example. Not really bothered maself, but the site is as dull as ditchwater most of the time.

Aye, a long history of sending our lads to fight pointless wars for the very empire that squeezed the life out of the area in the first place.

When's secular pacifist day?

Where's Dougal? And it's a million miles away from a "traditional away day," crikey, Clach-Brora final circa 1980, Clachers were launching the corner flags into the Brora mob. Four Crown was the tipple, no Prosecco ffs.

Oofft, long trek home fer Dougal, Lillies humped 3-0, a bus full of blacknecks...

Truly a fine ambassador for the Sneck, never mind fans' spokesman, fecking Lord Provost Dougal has a great ring to it.

So, let's get this straight, crowds are back to Highland League levels and Dougal is the fans' spokesman?

Crikey, the refuseniks will outnumber the actual crowds soon.

The guy holding oot the bottles of juice to calm him doon.

Ach, they were probably debating the toppings for the post-match pizzas. 'All the meats, ya bass'.

Sounds like a fair swap.

I see High School alumna Ali Smith has just made the short list for the Man Booker prize. Remind me, what year was it that "The Caddy Rats" trilogy was nominated for the Mun Booker?

FFS, aye, let's send them to the Harriers, the Sneck's own failure factory for the toon's bourgeoisie, a wee jog roond Queen's Park while they ruminate over their Higher Physics homework.