Kingsmills

Can't think of a better candidate.

Well deserved on Cowie's part.

Remind me, who are the exising legends ?

McGhee has a track record of abandoning clubs for a bigger job and more money. Looks like he might just have learned his lesson.

PRIORITY; To retain our SPL status. TARGET; To achieve our first ever top six finish with the additional revenue that goes with it HOPES; To appear in our first ever major national final at Hampden and maybe even to return home with the silverware. EXPECTATIONS; To be involved in a dour relegation battle with Hamilton and St Mirren.

That's my concern, we seldom seem to learn from our mistakes as far as dealing with contract issues well in advance is concerned.

1; Celtic 2; Rangers 3; Hibs 4; Dundee United 5; Motherwell 6; Hearts 7; Aberdeen 8; Falkirk 9; Kilmarnock 10; Hamilton 11; St Mirren 12; ICT

Surely a contract extention tied to a modest pay rise would be good news for all parties concerned. Let's hope the club get this one right rather than waiting too late to turn their thoughts to Don's contract.

Yes but to be fair to the others the Old Firm wanted the top two to share over 50% of the TV revenue and it was only the threat of the other ten t obreak away and leave them in isolation that made them moderate their greed at all.

i wouldn't be too sure but he can't be blamed for taking time to consider where he wants to spend the next three years of his career.

He seems like a decent coach but was always unlikely to land the Hearts job on a permanent basis.

A much more entertaining game than I thought it would be and, although I'm pleased Man. United won, you have to feel sorry for John Terry being the villain after the effort he's put into the game.

It doesn't sound as though we will learn anything anytime soon.

Was Brewster consulted on the timing of Rory's substitute appearance ?

I wasn't talking about St Mirren and ICT being two of the league's "poorest" teams in terms of cash but in terms of quality. I'm not sure hat their million quid surplus from the stadium sale will change that. I still predict that unless much changes both teams will be in the bottom three come the end of next season.

I would have taken Fleming but it appears that he's off to Oldham.

Roscoe, you've been warned before about personal baiting of fellow posters. please stop or there may well be consequences.

?70,000 in our coffers rather than in St Mirren's might just make the difference next season between what are likely to be two of the league's poorest teams provided that the cash is made available to the manager and that he spends it wisely.

That's progress at least.

There is something seriously wrong. The real frustration for fans is not knowing precisely what and who's to blame.

That's right Gretna's parachute payment for next season and the season after has already been paid and long since spent.

The SFL are going to have to set a deadline before too long. Any team replacing them in the league are going to have to start gearing up for senior football sooner rather than later. Any uncertaintly is going to have to be resolved by the end of the month in fairness to all concerned.

One day I promise to learn to type, or at least to employ the services of the spell checker !

I'm not sure what the point is in Brew speaking to Denzil. If Brewster had wanted him to stay he wouldn't have been intrumental in withdrawing his contract offer only a matter of weeks ago.

Charlie Christie's resignation.