Yngwie

There are still good examples Johnboy, like the member of this forum who (off duty and unpaid) jumped into a river to save someone's life.

Wasn't it Munro who put Samuel in on goal (resulting in one of Esson's incredible saves)?

Nice one Naelifts, best post of the year Now SIT DOON!

That's the only remotely accurate thing you've ever said.

When I saw the title "Why so quiet" I thought this would be about your home support.

The impressions are as entertaining as ever, its the quality of scripts that is so poor and just tired. I dare say the folk of this site could come up with some much better jokes.

It was very noticeable that without Hayes we were just not hitting on the break as quickly, so we lacked a key element of our successful away strategy. Bloomers no doubt has a bit of skill, but was never a threat and was rightly hooked. Odi? Grr, very frustrating player. Gives us something, and caused a few problems, but by the time he gets the ball under control the moment has usually passed.

Ryan Esson Two or three outstanding saves kept us in it. Mind you, Enckelman, who wasn't at all busy, did really well to tip Eric's effort round the post just before they scored.

Not true. A lot of it is fine but there are sections of the car park that are unusable. Saw it at close quarters today. Edit to add: I don't see how it can be a threat to the game though.

Which completely contradicts what Coagie Bob has been saying for days!

When you consider the amazing year we've had, contrast our fortunes with those of Dundee. A year ago their fans were programming their stolen sat navs with the postcodes of SPL grounds. Since then we leapfrogged them by about 24 points in 4 months, their latest rogue backer backed away leaving them to face administration and a 25 point penalty. So spare a thought for them. Here's mine:

Apparently not Anyway, we need sofas for all our armchair managers.

That'll be Eremenko I think, Finnish international. Weren't Killie bottom of the SPL a mere 2 months ago? Quite a run.

2010 was so good that 2011 will inevitably be a massive disappointment in comparison. Happy New Year

I understand he will be out for a while yet - his knee is the problem, and now requires surgery. So in other words, Gillet could be going under the blade?

Isn't this an ideal opportunity for us fans to club together and take control? We all think we could run things better....

Hibs have stability that is the envy of many, and get a lot of things right, particularly the production line of talent that puts much bigger clubs to shame. But despite the money, players and facilities at their disposal, they seem to have achieved so little for a club of their size. St Mirren are a different case altogether. Massively in debt, the sale of Love St for a supermarket development was their get out of jail free card (and oh what their fans would give for one of those.) Owning a stadium would be the icing on the cake, but having secure long term access to one is what really matters and we seem to have that sorted.

Indeed. There have been mistakes along the way, but has any Scottish club been better run than ICT over the last 10 years?

Someone was telling me about the Portuguese player, Jorso Gulabol.

With jail beckoning, Tommy might have to brace himself for a new form of group sex.

It's because all the other men in Glasgow had apparently travelled with Tommy to Cupids.

I'm sure that Birdog could assemble a couple of teams.

I think it's only on a Sunday if there are no Sunday games, due to the terms of the BBC's rights package.

That's gotta hurt