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That said, if it meant Hearts miss out on a sizeable CL or Europa League windfall then I could be persuaded.

Thistle did finally manage to get planning consent to redevelop the now overgrown former terrace behind the goal but the council only allowed a 288 seat stand with the rest being residential flats. That was 10 years ago though Believe they initially tried for 1000 seats but the council refused. Tic allowed to replace a 5000 seat stand with a 25000 seat one overhanging their boundary but Thistle get shutdown for 1000 seats where previously three times that once stood

I was in Inverness at the start of the week and one of my mates who is a season ticket holder for ICT said exactly the same Jute

Hate that old stand. For that reason would would rather St Mirren stayed up.

Hamilton staying in league 1 beating Clyde 4-3 tonight. Clyde had real good go against a team who without their points deductions would have been in play offs at other end of league 1 for promotion to championship.

If it had a proper away end, Firhill would be one of the best away days in world football

Yeah mate who watches Inverness says he doesn’t think Bavidage is good enough for our level. Stewart on the other hand he has praised regularly.

Exactly that. It was even mentioned in terms of finances when it was being discussed. EPL Team X could miss out on billions because of a decision in January that meant they didn't make the champions wank.

Lennon no longer able to greet about the number of fixtures that Dunfermline face ahead of the cup final as they exit the play offs to Patrick. I for one would be happy to see The Jags take care of St Mirren in the final as fed up having crap days out in Paisley and can substitute one venue just a short train ride away with another

I’m going to glide past that weird arithmetical gymnastics display and track back to the VAR debate. I’ve always thought VAR being introduced was driven by the big money investments in footballing outcomes. The more millions invested in performances, results and outcomes the more unwilling they are to tolerate ‘interpretation’ and ‘uncertainty’ as these all translate into risk and impact their returns. The demand for risk mitigation and increasingly certain outcomes comes with larger financial investment. Another example of financials dictating the game.

Apologies, misunderstood.

I'm not convinced Bavidge will make the grade, but I'd much rather give him the chance than Lazetic. Hope he does the business.

That was kind of my point. Tories might either not not up a candidate or just not bother campaigning.

Scott Burns reporting that new deals about to be signed Alfie Bavidge and Alfie Stewart and that Lazetic has been told he can leave.

REM - Orange Crush

So those of us of a certain vintage will remember Ian Ure from Ayr, a Scottish footballer, who as far as I'm aware had the shortest name in British football with it being only six letters. If this is still the case we seriously need to get Zak To on the pitch for his Aberdeen debut to take over that record

If he loses the by election it will be absolutely hilarious. So hopefully that's what happens.

The two Alfie's have both been offered new contracts by us. Think I am correct on saying that we would now be due development fees of they don't sign on with us

Agreed. The Burnham effect would swing things significantly. As I said, many would see it as a chance to stick the knife into SKS too. It’s possible that it wouldn’t take a huge shift in the rhetoric, narrative, approach etc for people to reduce the need for blood with regards Labour. A few publicly curated wins, some slightly healthier economic metrics and some sweet talking, AB could potentially stabilise things. Then from a more rebust position start going to town on Farage and his £5m (it’s for security….er…I mean a reward for Brexit….and….er…..I just bought a massive house….) gift from international crypto billionaires. OK, so I might be fantasising a little there…

Paula Abdul - Rush Rush

Zak To and Jack Searle were on loan at Kynoch Park last season. Standouts in the “competitive” rough and tumble of the Highland League. Both won awards, and enjoyed their time with the Maroons.

Is and inexperienced young central midfielder really what we will need next season, particularly when we have Findlay Marshall back who, we have just given a new contract and surely intend to develop and give game time to. I'm slightly concerned that being obligated to give this lad minutes could be at his expense as I can't see us going with 2 young lads in the middle

Jane Wiedlin - Rush Hour

Fair does min Was starting to think you'd been carrying on like our ex manager in your picture

Nah, the cogs were just stuck there for a moment Al