Kingsmills

Realistic pricing.

Sounds like a comfortable win by a fairly young side.

I suppose righting a letter to him is better than lefting one !

The whole trust thing is shrouded in secrecy which, to my mind, is utterly unnecessary.

Welcome aboard.

I'n not a great fan of Brewster but his post match comments were not unreasonable, at least on this occasion.

In the current economic climatye there's no point at all in spending money on another stand that might sit empty even for Old Firm matches.

Frankly, if the man has sunk over 200 million pounds into the club he deserved better treatment from the fans.

To be fair to the club, they announced the prices for Old Firm games before the 5% surcharge became an issue.

I don't believe that the fault for yesterday's defeat lied with the youngsters. Ido think that we missed Russell Duncan. He may have his shortcomings but the midfield is never quite as effective when he's not playing.

I'm very disapponted in the club for caving in on this issue. A 5% handling charge this season, what price a 10 % charge next year. I fear this may be the thin end of the wedge.

The only real positive was Rooney who looks like he has the potential to be a really potent striker although I'm still not convinced that he's 100% fit. I suppose the otcome might well have been different had his effort right at the start of the second half gone in. That said, it was the third dire home performance of the season. How come, if the team is meant to be so fit, that we can't sem t competein the second half of home matches on our large pitch which our super fit player ought to be able to increasingly exploit as the game goes on ?

With those lugs he's certainly likely to have heard it.

Given his form as a tipster, long may he continue to predict victories for the opposition.

Thanks Don now I wont feel so bad come 10 to 5 tomorrow. :thumb04:

I have to agree about the perils of tipping players on the basis of their youthful potential. When I first saw Martin Bavidge as a raw 17 year old, him not me, I told everyone who would listen that the lad would be a Scotland regular within 3 years.

These words will probably come back to haunt me but God, I wish I hadn't said that now !

Dennis deserves a reasonable reception. After all it wasn't his decision to leave the club this time around.

We should follow Falkirk's example and sell all the tickets for this match, home and way, ourselves unless Celtic back down on the handling fee.

I think McGuire has improved but, despite that, I'd like to see a Munro/ Duff combination given a try.

To be fair, I don't believe that we have any players at the moment capable of improving the full Scotland squad although if Don Cowie continues to improve then who knows. However, the real question is whether or not he will still be an ICT player by then.

A Shetland Select entered the North of Scotland Cup this season on the premis that they would agree to travel for all ties whether they were drawn away or not. Perhaps unsurprisingly, they beat Fort William in the first round before being beaten by Cove Rangers in Aberdeen.

Apparently not !

Did Annan not have to travel to Wick a few seasons ago ? Clach seem to have landed a reasonable home draw.

A lease of that sort of duration can potentially have almost as much value as a feuhold.