DornochCaley

HT:1-0 FT:1-0 1st Scorer ICT:Roooooney 1st Scorer Opp:N/A Crowd:2724

I don't think we have any right to expect a better record against bottom 6 SFL clubs and Division 1 clubs. To suggest that 23 wins, 12 draws and 14 defeats from 49 games against these teams is average shows just how inflated expectations have become following our spell in the SPL. Its not a very good record. Its just ok.

Not really as we did get relegated ect.

Holy Mary That was.... different. Hurt my lugs! I'm up for something rather more mellow, Mr Springsteen Streets of Philadelphia. Fantastic! :D

22 minutes so far.

I got a good one for 3.99 off Ebay and its brilliant :(

I only got facebook in 2009 :( . I always thought bebo was mainly used by ned's under 16 and people in prison who've murdered in the past. Always been my assumption of it.

Second-ed-ed

Spot on. I think Sanchez is great, no matter what anyone else thinks.

If that was true... a)why did he not ask me for conformation? I mean..if i had inside knowledge , that could save me from buying a duff...i am going to ask the seller to provide proof! B) Why did he bother to bid, based on the info he did have, supposing he had doubts? E-bay is full of Wankers my friend...

The game in hand is County aint it? Well its County or Morton. I would say Morton as we are more likely to beat them.

Damn it! Maybe we will be regreting the day we let him go?

Just having a wee glance at the league, and if we win our game in hand, we are only 4 points behind Dundee. If we beat County in the two games we got to play them, then we have a serious chance of winning the league.. The final game of the season is starting to look very important again. I don't think Status Quo will have many watching them. Everyone will be at our game!

Yep. +18 Or +14 or +18 according to our league table on here and including todays result its +14? Ah. I was looking at BBC sport. They are usually late in putting the table correct so i added todays game, but it appears they were on time today. +14

Yep. +18

What a result. We have improved a lot recently.

I hate C*unty. Oh well, we will still finish ahead of them :)

Hmm...The guy might get a warning from E-bay or something, but i doubt anything can be done. He hasn't swindled you out of money or anything, so the chances are E-bay will just make you give him the money back, and he will send the guitar back... Poor crack, but E-bay is not as good aas it was.

YAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!

Bulvitus, Rooney, and Hayes. In that order.

2-0 Morton!

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Steven Pressley has been named new Falkirk Boss, less than 24 hours after Eddie Mays departure. From BBC Sport... he 36-year-old former Hearts skipper takes over with the Bairns three points adrift at the foot of the table. "Make no mistake about it, Falkirk will stay in the Premier League," said Pressley, who also played for Rangers, Celtic and Dundee United. "I wouldn't be taking this job if I didn't think I could keep us up." Pressley will be assisted by veteran former Aberdeen and St Mirren boss Alex Smith, who had been director of football under May. Chairman Martin Ritchie said: "Eddie May has served this club extremely well for the last six years. In his role as academy director he has played a key role in transforming the club's youth system and developing our football infrastructure. "He took on a very difficult and challenging task in the summer, leaving a secure position, and unfortunately that has not quite worked as we would all have hoped. "I am sure that Eddie will go on to continue his career elsewhere in football and do extremely well." May succeeded Hughes last June, with Pressley his assistant and Alex Smith as director of football. But the Bairns lost 1-0 at home to Kilmarnock on Wednesday and May has ended his near 11-year association with the club. "I just felt that at this moment in time the football club might benefit from someone else taking the reins," May told BBC Scotland. "I had four-and-a-half good years as a player here and really enjoyed my time. "Helping set up a very good academy and helping young guys progress. I was the first Falkirk manager to play in Europe and win. "Results over the course haven't been ideal. There've been restrictions at the football club, which have made it very difficult. "It's not easy in the current climate to then go and try to do the right things. "I had to look deep within and see what's best for Eddie May and for the football club. "I've had a fantastic near 11 years here and really enjoyed it and go with a lot of happy memories." May had been on the coaching staff for five years and was credited with a major role in the development of first-team players such as captain Darren Barr, Thomas Scobbie and Scott Arfield. At the time of his appointment, May said he was relishing the prospect of "moving up to the next level". But his debut season in the Falkirk dugout proved difficult, with the Bairns losing 15 of their 27 games in all competitions, winning four and drawing eight. Thoughts?

:024: Fantastic. Love the Maggie Thatcher bit!

Watching The Football Years a few weeks back, nothing was said about him sitting on the ball but footage of him doing keepy-ups for the crack was shown. Some of the guys were saying that they were raging at him as they wanted to score more goals!