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Get back in yer box ya grumpy old fert and leave us nice English people alone ya tcheuchter from the hills, time we had another clearance.

cuts no ice with me, good riddance, he is obviously frightened of Black.

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[move]how the **** did you do that Richard[/move]

Yes it did say that a second French club would be confirmed later, therefore that surely rules us out. I wonder if it was based on a zonal draw, ie if the Danish teams pulled out we would have been entered, but this news is based on the Italians not competing, fraudulent baskets that they are.

I'm in, what do I win.

It'll do, no complaints.

what world cup? :-

Something odd going on. How can ICT be the first reserve all along then all of a sudden they spring this one on us. Tell them to stick their competition up their erse, we appear to have been misled from the start, once again Scotland are just shoved aside, we have no standing whatsoever in European football. :-

Of the Scottish News of the World to give out free DVD's of the 2-3 victory over the Auld enemy at Wembley in 1967. We were unofficial world champions, the first team to topple England after that fateful day in '66, how appropriate to issue this just the week before the world cup starts. Those were the days when Scotland had quality players, Law, Baxter, Bremner, Gemmill, yes young people, we did have the quality and the passion for it. bring it on.

Nice to see one of our players getting a bit of good press and well deserved recognition for his contributions this year, and last year. Well done yersel, Broonie. :021:

Bonzo, wheres yer dog and yer doo-dah band?

Good news. Lets hope he now gets his finger out and puts in the same effort as Bayne does, then maybe he will be back to the prolific scorer we knew before. At the end of the season he looked to be just going through the motions, and made me wonder why we would want to offer him the contract. I know he can do it, I just want to see him work for the jersey...........right foot scoop, double shuffle, goal, that'll do for me.

Benchy, don't mistake banter for real life. Brewster took us to another level, we have since then realised that there is more to life than being fit, we have now moved on and are capable of playing better foorball than we did when Brew was playing. We don't use the target man approach as much, preferring to play forward on the wings. I believe we miss Brew more as a striker than as a Manager. He was normally very good at holding and shielding the ball before being able to play someone in. We can now use the pace of Dargo and the touch of Wyness to create and score goals, therefore based on that we are not missing Brew as much as we thought we would when United made that initial approach for him. As we say up here, onwards and upwards, or in Brew's case, onwards and downwards.

Harry, six of the strap for you, we are not questioning the merits of this venture, merely being asked if we want to go along for a bit of light entertainment, chill out, and bend over.

Alan, I like you...........................just not that much.

doh

believe Mantis, believe

The most famous Mar bar rumour is one that involved Marianne Faithfull and Mick Jagger enjoying a rather special picnic. She denies it

I don't want to spoil the party.........but I do believe he was speaking to me, Les Fridge is the one. Yngwie, I've forgotten more about goalkeeping than Les could teach me, so i'll give the tuition a miss thanks.

Ok, how about Les Fridge, he played in goals for Saint Johnstone to allow them to keep Alan Main fit for league opener. This was Alan Herchers testimonial which Saints won 3-1. What do I win, season ticket, free Guiness for a season...

Ian Stewart

I don't know

Tough luck on Peterhead, they hit the post twice in a couple of minutes late in the second half and Partick salvaged the game with a deflected free kick two minutes into injury time. You just knew when it went to penalties the game was up for Stewarty. Paul Ritchie putting the final nail in Stewart and Bavidges coffins. Hard to bare, but credit I suppose to Jags for battling to the end.

Don't know how accurate wikipedia is, but this is what it states FC København will, as Danish champions, qualify for UEFA Champions League 2006-07 qualification and the Royal League 2006-07. Brøndby IF will, as runners-up, qualify for UEFA Cup 2006-07 qualification and Royal League. Odense BK will, as 3rd placed, qualify for the UEFA Intertoto Cup 2006 and Royal League, while Viborg FF, as the 4th placed team, just qualify for Royal League. I am none the wiser?????????