Yngwie

Ok, let’s try to keep political arguments out of this thread please.

Just listened to this week’s one which is Richie Hart. An enjoyable listen, he has plenty of good stories and I’d forgotten he was at Dundee when we famously overhauled them for promotion, so good to get a bit of insight from as to what was happening at Dens.

Likewise. We were on a family holiday in Cornwall. I did look into how I could get to and from Bucharest from there but it got pretty complicated. And unpopular.

Season doesn’t start for 2 or 3 months, don’t panic. Paying additional players to do nothing in that time isn’t a good use of the budget.

Blairdaff?

As he won’t qualify for furlough, I guess he’ll be by far our most expensive player at the moment!

All other parts of the UK got their schemes up and running. The Scottish Government just made an arse of this. It happens. If it was in any way the UK governments fault we’d have heard about it, incessantly.

It certainly doesn’t help that a month after the Scottish Government implemented its quarantine rules, it still hasn’t set up a process to check that people flying in to Scotland are subject to any follow up checks at all. Oops.

Thanks for reminding me.

I was delighted when I went to the podcast the other day and found this had appeared. Really enjoyable listen, and I didn’t know that he doesn’t rate Feb 8th 2000 as his biggest upset. Been making my way through the ICT ones over the last few weeks. Some great insights from our recent heroes like Hughes, Vincent and Draper but best of all are the ones from further back who can be more open, honest and critical, like Tokely, Duncan and Fraser.

I’m so glad we won our last game before lockdown. When I look at the BBC Sport app I see this, our most recent result. Imagine going for all these months being reminded every single day of a miserable defeat!

There was an unsolved murder at the monument a couple of years ago, or at least the young woman’s body was dumped there. No indication of anything to do with witchcraft though.

Aye, it’s about a mile off the A9 on a backroad near Dunning. Bit of an unclear history - thought to have been built early 1800s, but there is no record of a local witch/person called Maggie Wall.

Where is this?

Is it the church on Manse Road?