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The sad fact is we're goin' doon Unless we can turn it aroon I still have faith That we won't play the Raith But we'd better start winning, and soon

Just need to win, any means necessary. Agree with THFN1983, it'll definitely show what sort of team we have. I'm just hoping that Robinson has worked some sort of miracle with the squad over the international break.

This is great news and I really hope it works out for all concerned. Definitely had the hype about him this season and we really need to be turning some of these youth loans into something productive.

Just hope he’s not playing against the same teams he did this year. glad to see this happening, different lad and position, but hope he’s as successful as Scott McKenna after his loan!

Great stuff. Hope he makes it.

We at least waited 6 months before binning a manager who had just won us a cup for the first time in ages 2bf.

France 3-0 up now. Doue from PSG with a double.

Pleased to hear that his Let's hope he can get some game time and kick on on 2026/27

They are the English version of us. Has been that way for many a year. Not sure we're not a basket case of a club either in all honesty.

France comfortably pulling a decent Colombia apart 2-0 up just before half time.

Findlay Marshall been offered a new deal according to Scott Burns.

Colombia v France on ITVX shortly.

Linlithgow v Tranent next weekend going to have a big say on the destination of title.

That top 10 is a bit of a con - it looks at your viewing history, and if you don't have one I reckon it is taking info from your IP (or something). My top 10 and most watched don't have any of that. There's an algorithm at play.

Just heard an icer (Ice Cream Van) outside our house and bought two sliders, for the first time in over 30 years. One was for the Wife. Fine enough, but over £6!!! Can't be sure of the exact value, but sure the last time I bought one, it was about 20p!

I'm relatively new to streaming (oh, and fuck Amazon), but last night, whilst on Netflix, Still Game was in their top 10 popular programmes, along with a couple of other BBC shows, which really is mental and shows how poor the overall quality of their programmes and films are. The Wife is currently in the room next door finishing off Stranger Things, which really is utter, utter shyte. I honestly can't see past the licence fee and the BBC, regardless how unfashionable it is now to do so. Worth it for the radio output alone, but love a deep dive into the iPlayer and just wish they would open up more of their archived programmes.

Sadly this future started quite a while ago. I miss the days of watching things on set days, then chatting about them at work, and looking forward to 'next week'. What an old man thing to say. For me, Netflix is all about quantity - most of it is shite, some of it is pretty good. Very little of it sticks in your memory for more than about 2 days. It's just finding the right things. But we tend to spend more time looking for stuff to watch, so invariably give up and go back to council telly. We also tend to rotate our subscriptons - Netflix for a few months, Apple for a few. They always throw offers at you to come back, and there is never a long term commitment so you can just cancel whenever. Apple doesn't have masses of stuff, but they seem to have more quality things - at least we have found a lot more there that has some proper substance. We'll often take it when a freebie comes up for a month, keep it for three, blitz a load of stuff, then leave it for a year. I could happily live without the streaming sevices. For the most part, you are better with a book - unless you fall in to the trap my wife fell into of just reading the crap that is churned out by Amazon for your kindle. Mrs Tattie: Oooh, 99p. How bad can it be Me: Very - Like the last 40. Why don't you just buy a real book! That's my issue with modern life (or one of many). We have too much choice, and 99% of it is pish. We are just told we need all these options and believe 'them'. Real music (including heavy metal - but not C&W or freeform jazz), four channels and some good books, thatll do me.

It started off very poor, sound wise, but thought it got better. I thought initially it was how JCC delivered the show. I was sitting next to the sound desk, and the guy who was the support, came up and spoke to them and it got a bit better from that point, but I undoubtedly missed lines due to what I thought was just down the delivery of JCC.

Just glad to get it out the way, after the pointlessness of the international weekends, which are a pain in the arse for proper fitba. A win would be ideal, but just avoid defeat.

Poor blokes Dad died just last weekend too. Possibly wanted out. I see lots of parallels with Spurs and us. Well run off the field, but a basket case football wise.

Absolute basket case of a club

So do they now appoint an interim interim manager?

Except he didn’t get to the end of the season. Sacked today.

I’ll be there, as a 50th birthday treat. My wife asked if I wanted to go away for it. You could see the disappointment when I replied ‘yes, to Paisley’ It’s not a ground we do well at. I’d take a draw

The sound was fucking awful. Even my pals in rows near the stage had problems with it. If there’s one thing that needs to be flawless at a spoken word gig, it’s the sound. Next day, I had an optician appointment, and in shooting the breeze with Kevin the eye mannie, I mentioned it. By coincidence, he said that a colleague’s loon manages the Music Hall’s sound desk, and that he’d been telt by JCC and the support act to leave the sound as it was - nae tweaking volume or frequencies faders as they were happy with the sound. Maybe through YOUR monitors, JCC.