Alex MacLeod

RiG, its Ballinluig. Truth is accidents should not be happening here now. Theres a fifty speed limit and camera's both directions. I cant say what actually happened on this occassion but I suspect the age of the deceased may be a contributing factor. Going back to the trains. If a trailer loading setup was provided at, for example, Stirling and another at Inverness then trains could be loaded with trailers between those two points. The average superstore nowadays requires three or four trailer loads of stock each night. Inverness has three Tesco's as well as other stores. Dingwall, Thurso, Wick, Nairn, Forres, and even Elgin could be serviced from Inverness thus taking a lot of trucks of the A9

when you find FW attractive :001:

Tommy's pitch

Larson

Could be some good plaers going cheap come january. :025:

Both are similar in design (bowl type stadia). Stade de france has an 80,000 capacity whilst parc de princes has 49,000. Would depend on ticket allocation for tartan army as to which was the better. The parc may have the better atmosphere but I think we'd get enough travelling to make an impact on the stade. Wish to **** the I Ties would announce their venue so I can make arrangements for that one.

At the end of the day you either SUPPORT your team or you dont. If your level of support is to stay away just because its on telly then, in my eyes, your not a SUPPORTER. If you stay away because of logistical reasons on a monday night, thats fair enuff. As things stand at the moment me and the better half will be there and likely have the added cost of an overnighter.

Pele and CC are good mates so why wouldn't he praise the man.

nuggets

Keo brandy

When I win the Euro-Lottery tomorrow night it will be the Alexander MacLeod stadium. 25000 seats with incorporated hotel, training facilities, supporters club etc. Much along the lines of the Nordzeeland stadium in Denmark. It will be in a better location. Might buy and demolish the B&Q store at Kinmylies. Will build them a new place at Longman though. And the first home game played there will be free with beer thrown in. :003:

That was Kirsty Flora from Ness on the Isle of Lewis :015:

the gay

(old) Boobs

Whatever the tactics, if we win this one CC must be in the running for MOM

My point on the law is that, since the days of frequent pitch invasions, (remember the ten foot wire netting) an act of parliament was passed giving additional powers to cope with crowd control. One of the criteria was that it would be a public order offence in England and Wales and a breach of the peace in Scotland if a person, not part of the permitted group, enters the field of play during a match. So, like it or not, it is an offence.

Question for golfers Dont you guys realise how beautiful our countryside is? You go out there in all weathers gouging lumps out of the landscape with your silly sticks and trample all over the lovely flora and fauna in search of your wayward balls. And you don't even want the rest of us to get accesss to this wonderful wilderness. Selfish I say. Selfish.

Which was Never even took anything back for masel' Johnboy. Funds ran low very quick I'm afraid. :007:

Goddam jounalists eh! Charles, could you handle the delectable one :001:

Absosutley fab. Only spoiled by having to attend a wedding in the middle of the week and getting even more intoxicated than every other night. :003:

What's the usual outcome if fifty police attempt to arrest 2500 people. Violence beyond control. Common sense must prevail. And as I ask, was the lad charged with going onto the pitch or is there more to it. Without the answer I cannot comment.

wind without

supper

The poor guy's too nervous on 'home' matchday morning to put a razor to his face. He's so feart that someone in the stand might drop a pin and make him jump.

Has any of Johndo's threads ever gone back to the main board???? :015: