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How about Langfield? Not too keen on keepers being captain but has been decent this season.

He wont though. He is the cheif judas but nothing will happen as before.

Can we not just sit around and feed on the corpse for a while?

I blame you actually

Groundskeepers for not having a better pitch? Ballboys/girls for not throwing the ball back quick enough? The referee? The SFA? Rangers? Celtic? Charlie Allan? The P&J? The EE? The Daily Ranger? The rest of the West Coast Media? Setanta? Sky? The EPL? Gordon Brown?

I'm sure he didnt, he saw McGhee turning back to face the fans and he tapped on the back and told him to keep going. He never said anything about it.

Im pretty sure he said at not on to the BBC. I wouldn't waste my saliva on him.

Why is Kerr still captain?

Grassi another usless defender brought in by McGhee.

Bus driver falls asleep at the wheel in Taiwan (3 different camera angles) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpIKjKjB7UU&feature=player_embedded

Im not angry I just feel nothing.

I spoke to Mark McGhee after the Sigma away game, he promised me he would turn things round and get the players trying and a performance like that would not be seen again. Mark you fucking liar, go fuck yourself.

THats me finished with football for the season I think.

BUMP

Queens of the stone age - Go with the flow

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/north_east/8517652.stm

Its not a building or a road, its a person.

Not a good sign at the start of his career

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/r/raith_rovers/8517924.stm Hope the lad makes a good recovery soon

Don't worry you're not my type

IN/OUT: Oot Pre-match: Work Match: Flat Post-match: Organising ticket orders or Organising a protest Prediction: Narrow win

http://www.afc.premiumtv.co.uk/articles/20100215/active-nation-scottish-cup-5th-round-replay_2212158_1966755 http://www.afc.premiumtv.co.uk/javaImages/4d/11/0,,10284~8589645,00.jpg[/img] Sone nae looking too happy with the weather http://www.afc.premiumtv.co.uk/javaImages/4b/11/0,,10284~8589643,00.jpg[/img] Another Bez photoshop?

Aberdeen striker Chris Maguire hopes he can use his loan spell at Kilmarnock to impress Dons manager Mark McGhee. Maguire joined Killie in January for a six-month spell and has scored twice in three games since his move. "I've still got a year left (on my contract) up at Aberdeen," Maguire told BBC Scotland. The gaffer up at Aberdeen can have a look and see what he thinks. "He's the one that said I would prove him right by scoring goals and he thought it'd be good for myself." The move to Ayrshire reunited Maguire with his former Aberdeen manager Jimmy Calderwood and his backroom staff. "I've worked with the gaffer before up at Aberdeen and I get on well with him, Jimmy Nicholl and Sandy Clark," said the 21-year-old. "It wasn't a hard decision. They know what I'm all about and I know what they're all about and it was good to join back up with them. "I'm really enjoying it. The main thing for myself is to be playing and, in the last couple of games, I've played full games, which were a bit limited up in Aberdeen. With Kyle, in the last three games that we've played, we've started to get into a good partnership and I'm starting to read his flick-ons "I'm delighted to come down and get the chance to play. "That's two home games here at Kilmarnock and that I've scored in and I've set up two as well, so I'm enjoying my football just now and hopefully it can continue. "There's no point in going out on loan and people looking at that and then seeing that I'm on the bench. I want to stay in the team. I'm just trying to work hard and trying to catch the eye." Maguire's chances of a move away from Aberdeen appeared limited when Lee Miller left Pittodrie, but the Dons' capture of Steven MacLean changed things. "I was a bit frustrated and I knew I wasn't going anywhere sitting on the bench," Maguire said. "I wasn't getting experience, which is what I need. "Turning 21, I need to be playing games to get better, get sharper and I went in and asked the gaffer if there was a chance I could go out on loan. "They said not until they got somebody in and fortunately they did and it was a chance for myself." Kevin Kyle joined Maguire on the scoresheet in Killie's 3-2 win over St Johnstone on Saturday and the latter believes they are forming a good understanding. "With Kyle, in the last three games that we've played, we've started to get into a good partnership and I'm starting to read his flick-ons," added Maguire. "Hopefully, it can continue and the two of us can keep scoring."