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As a Liverpool fan, his time is up. He failed to deliver a lot of the time last year. A bit like Walcott, thinks he can cut it as a striker, but he fluffed chance after chance after chance. On his day excellent winger, one of the best, but without Suarez he became good and not brilliant. If he goes to Man City he will likely be swallowed up by the squad and bit part games. If we get £ 50m, I think it would be the best bit of business in the Summer

Sheddy was one of the nicest guys you would meet. Used to bump into him at Fairways all the time.

Been to Stjarnan, pretty open ground from small town / village

Thought he was running a taxi round town lately. Has an advert on the side seethehighlandtours.com

Thought he was the Bairns best player on Saturday, wonder if he would be worth a punt in top flight. Also for the time he was on, Biabi did pretty well. Any takers

Friends from Newcastle and Sunderland coming up together. Ohhh and an Inuit Eskimo from Greenland!!!!! First time going to Hampden

Adam finally got operation on ripped miscuses and torn cartilages about a month ago. Been out for 9 months.Says he will be fit for start of season. Talk about bad luck, he missed last seasons final as he started training for a new job and had to be in Derby the day of the final, and he is flying out on holiday on Tuesday, missing the final on Saturday!!

Just a thought will club make available any of the special printed cup final shirts, with the date etc around the crest?

Will need the new shirt for the Europa League in middle of July wont we?

Someone took the hat and scarfs of the eagle at old blockbusters roundabout, Council killjoys, or is the roundabout sponsored by one of the MacGregor groups?????

Thinking sensibly for a minute We dont really want a Scandanavian team, or Irish Republic........coz they will all be in the middle of there season and match fit. Gibraltar, Liechenstien, Andorra, San Marino, Luxembourg, somewhere like that to get us into the third round.

WHAT!!!!

Unlucky Brora, Montrose been a different team lately with the new manager. Should have seen it out going 2-1 up on aggregate in second half but for a sending off. Montrose had there biggest crowd for many a year!

Inverness Thistle v Falkirk in the final would have been excellent Dougal, Thanks for reminding me. Sorry that train is gone long ago

Family coming from Glyngore, NordVestJylland, Fyn, and Copenhagen. Friends from Sunderland too

Who is your favorite? Do you think its worth £20 to watch on SKY

Think of it another way Laurence. Its the same for Cheltenham Town and Tranmere Rovers down in England. Their fans may at the moment think its a black hole, but Montrose will be playing in a league where they will be more capable if they get relegated. Fans would see more wins, better chance of trophies and the possibility of Promotion if they get their house in order, and new derby with Cove Rangers

AFC Bournmouth will be in that EPL. Think it will be the smallest Premier League ground in recent History

You can add to that Scott Brown not getting a straight red card for a shocking ankle breaker of a tackle on John Rankin today

Just though it might be worth keeping an eye on how many poor ref decisions effect Celtic, or more likely benefit Celtic. Just in the cup we all know about Guidetti and his infamous dive that won Celtic a penalty to win the 4th round game at Hearts. Today they won a penalty for a foul a yard outside the box. Yes a clear foul, but it was a yard outside. Willie Collum the poor ref this time. How many more will we see. Thats 2-1 to Celtic thinking of the semi, sorry 3-1 Celtic remembering Celtic's keepers assault on Ofere.

It was reported on Monday or even Sunday night that the ref had consulted the goal-line assistant and linesman as to the incident with Josh. He did not see it clearly to award a foul, the goal-line assistant though it hit Josh's head, and the linesman didn't see it. That was as clear as day, they mis-interperated what happened, but did consider it could have been an offence but ruled it out as none of them knew for sure. The tv pictures show the incident clearly, but you cannot tell if he tries to save the header, you normally have your eyes open if you try to save a shot or header. It was certainly not intentional. I do remember an 'incident' earlier this season, at Kilmarnock, but can't remember who the opposition were, but it wasn't Celtic, may have been the Dons or Well. Player unsighted from ref and linesman, raised his hand and saved a shot from 8-10 yards or so. No question about being accidental, or to close to avoid, he saved it like a keeper. No penalty, and it was near the end of the game. I can remember Sportscene making a feature about it. Conclusive tv showing the player raising his hand to his right and palming the ball off the line. No Complience Officer involved for what was an unquestionable deliberate handball. That would have set a precident for the after the incident retrospective handball, not to raise it when it was extremely questionable because it was against Celtic. I do hope that the Celtic players and management after this are men, and do not lay out a Roy Keane, Graeme Souness or Scott Brown style of vengence in their last game of the domestic season.

John Hughes might do Josh a wee favor by omitting him from the squad in the last game of the season. Just for the one game, as we will need to protect young Josh from Injury. As it would be just like Celtic to make a hero out of the player who does keep Josh out of the final, and for them having probably already won the league they might think playing the last game with ten men worthwhile for their conspiracy chipped shouldered fans to get their perceived revenge. Would not trust the likes of Scott Brown trying to break his legs, or give him a Durrant style knee. As the final is the following week, all our players will need to be on high alert for the revenge tackle to injure our players and lessen our chances against Falkirk. We've already had a dislocated knee against them, and that was accidental. If we have beaten the Arabs to 3rd, I would give the under 20s a taste of Parkhead

You have the wrong end of the stick in this one Scarlet, cameras were not needed to see if the ball went over the line, it was about two yards short of that. Progress has been made with FIFA and UEFA etc now allowing goal line cameras for questionable goals / non goal decisions in the leagues that can afford to use the technology. Technology with officials using camera replays etc at games will come, however, if they were present at Hampden last weekend may have reduced the chance we will be in our first Scottish Cup final, but we could have still won 3-2 with 10 men - we will just never know

I think most football fans will agree that this was a waste of time and money, and it did take a bit of shine of one of the best results, if not the best result in our history. Josh has been through the ringer, and would probably not have had to go through this without those Celts with a chip on their shoulder and the conspiracy theorists, such as John Collins. Celtics lack of respect has brought the game into disrepute, and the SFA jumped when told to by Celtic and those "best fans in the world" cough cough ( always easy to support a team that wins things ) Celtic and their glorious fans have proved in the last few days that they are indeed far from that quote. Wonder what they expected from the SFA in reply to their letter. Dear Celtic, we write to confirm that the officials at the semi final were all hand picked blue noses, as we at the SFA could not stand that you had the chance of winning a treble. Down at the Lodge a few weeks back we all agreed that the best way to stick it right up Celtic was to have the ref upset your glorious legions of conspiracy believing fans that they was robbed. We prefer that Celtic Football Club have more conspiracy theories than trophies, so here's another one for you. Wonder if the condemnation from varying officials from the game influenced their decision, or was it ICT who defended most successfully? All we hope now is Josh enjoys playing in the final, and we enjoy supporting him to the hilt.

It makes me wonder what Celtic are trying to do. This would possibly open a can of worms, as they are the football club in Scotland who receive the most favorable decisions from Refs making simple mistakes. Did Celtic not get a favorable decision in an earlier round, when its been agreed that one of there scorers on Sunday had dived to get a decision that influenced the result of the match against Hearts. That player should have been banned and therefore Celtic would have broken rules in playing a banned player. Or is it the result went there way so no need for the SFA complience officer. Also did the ref not consult with the Assistant behind the goal, who responded saying he thought it hit Meekings head. Ref then made his decision on what they saw, discussed incident, waved play on as the could not say he deliberately handled the ball. John Collins quote re his hand ball on text 136 or near that also shows double standards, When he did it it was ok but its not if anyone does it against his team. The one thing that reeks from this is how Celtic cannot take a defeat graciously. They congratulate ICT on our victory, but want us banned and replaced by themselves as it was destiny, Sorry Celtic, this was our day and its our destiny.