12th Man

When I saw the title I thought it was about a game of darts.

1st post on this topic have I missed much

grand, I'll get the boat from aberdeen and tie myself to the bar until I get a kip. Gets in at 08:00, so plenty of time for breakfast. See, you can get anywhere if you go for it! p.s. I cycled back the last time. Figure that one out! Ive been up a few times but am still trying in vain to get across to see a typical Ross shire style house on the island of Moussa but the boat across always seems to clash with the ferry home. Moussa might be an even better place to have your meeting.

That's great news, Captain Foran and Brill Clean, sheet, secured in the same week

He probably doesn't get it. Its like Luton Town playing Manchester City in a cup at a neutral venue called Old Trafford, should the Luton Town fans dry their eyes and get on with it. The media, clubs and fans in England must be pee1ng themselves laughing, at the incompetence of the SPFL

I Imagine the Spfl will want to keep the venue and ko the same and will push for discounted supporters buses, forgive me for stating the obvious but how do fans get to the stadium or the supporters club in time for a probable 7am departure on a Sunday

Well done Kenny.

Don't be shy to contact the above, they may indicate their support but its better to contact them with your concerns.

I would suggest the Hilton in Dunkeld would be a reasonable place for both parties to meet. If you are made to go to Glasgow to state your case, then in principle you wont be listened to. Expect to be asked, in what way can you help assist fans with regards to getting to Easter road for an Early kick off on a Sunday, which is irrelevant as the location is bias

Talking of transport, is talking acceptance of location don't do it. The SPFL have been paid for the match to be on the TV, the venue is irrelevant, I think you would have mental health issues if you choose to tune in to watch the stands, instead of the match itself. They can cover it at any stadium. ICT must have good legal eagles as they must have been a great help with the Marius Nickulae case. I would imagine Easter road was not specified as a cup semi final venue before the tournament commenced there fore it must be deemed unlawful and bias. I am questioning the competence of the governing body of Scottish football and it wouldn't be for the first time. I think Pittodrie should be the 1st revised venue. We played Dunfermline there once for a Scottish cup replay, the replay was meant to be played at Hampden but the competent governing at the time decided Aberdeen would be A FAIR AND NEUTRAL LOCATION FOR BOTH PARTIES.

Location and time disgusting Time to make a stand When does Sporting integrity come in to play. Before Hollyrood was built our current first minister once said it does not matter if parliament is held in a tin shed as long as it is held in Scotland. The Scottish parliament carries a lot of weight on its shoulders and stands for honesty integrity and truth. I would like the Scottish government to decide if the nominated Location, day and time is deemed to be honest and fair. Similar to Alex Salmonds comment the match does not have to be held in the city of Edinburgh in a large stadium, the most important thing is that the match is played but it has to be played with honesty integrity and fairness. I have heard of some teenagers who are planning to travel to Edinburgh on the Saturday evening and sleeping rough in Winter just so that they can afford to see their Highland team play football on a Sunday. Make a stand.

You did not a bad job yourself

Cheers for the heads up, Im feeling confident for this one. The regular conductor may be absent for this one but its the same orchestra.

If it was Cluedo, I would say it was Mr Petrie, in the board room with an artificial cup bought on ebay

Top 5 this season.

Whether Mr B is with us or not for Saturday, we still have the same players, the same away support and the same belief that our great bunch of players can beat anyone

The press were actually trying to release the story a few days ago but he gave them the slip by driving away from Abriachan at speed wearing a Burka.

Both were shut, I thinking they both had the same name though

Do fans have the option of a refund

Delighted with the way the whole team pulled together and dominated the 1st half, great training session for the cup match. I would say we are back to seeing the same quality of football that pushed us up the table so quickly. It was also a good taster for the arm chair viewers to come along to the next home game.

Alba didn't reschedule when they were meant to cover our last cancelled derby match. thats not to say BT Sports wouldnt cover the replay if it suited them

Better to be in the black than in the dark.

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I was hoping it would be medium to well done but have to say there was a lot at steak and they've ruined it.

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