Kingsmills

I think you're right. The first three figure crowd in the history of the SPL could be just around the corner.

I see the crowd for yesterday's fixture between Gretna and Kilmoarnock was 1516, am I right in thinking that we no longer now hold h record for the lowest crowd for an SPL fixture ?

Brewster giving his all for an hour or so.

A point is not beyond us.

Many happy returns. Having very recently turned 45 your milestone makes me feel relatively youthful.

Shame for the lad but at least we now have a great deal of cover up front.

There's no doubt that we're playin them at a good time, for us that is.

Was last night's result such a shock ? The bookies seem to think so.

ICT winning at Parkhead would be no greater a shock than last night's result. That said, I'd be delighted with a point which might be enough to lift us off the foot of the table.

MacDonald's bound to get his chance before too long.

I emember the shock waves reverberating as far north as Inverness at the time.

Barry Wilson if he's on the field otherwise whoever is feeling confident.

Hard call, both are equally in need of the points for different reasons.

I still fear that we will fall just short of qualifying from this hellish group but at least we're competing again.

It certainly helps.

I rather like the way they constantly set themselves up for a fall. Bring on the Russian bear !

Not a bad combination of results for Scotland. A point in Paris would set us up nicely. A tough ask but not impossible.

He wasn't a bad player for Dunfermline but, by all accounts, has being playing poorly for Sheffield Wednesday of late.

I remember that match, a very decent crowd who were fairly disappointed in the fringe nature of the Scotland XI. Ithink you might be right about the score DJS.

You forgot to include the Tesco lorry.

To be fair toBlckpool, tha probably says a lot more about Colin Hendry's managerial ability than bout Blackpool FC.

Wouldn't argue with that, he may turn out to be an even better aquisiton from our friends overthebridge than Rankin.

Welcome, be prepared for a stormy ride !

I agree, there is a link between yobbishness and lack of dicipline. Physical force, however, is not the answer.

Most of us over a certain age were subject to corporal punishment either at school or at home or both and, while it may have done us no obvious harm, it doesn't make it right.