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34 is nudging middle age . Kenny,Cant remember your age,...was just going by your haggard appearance

Cheers min.A fair change from the 20oC summit snooze a few weeks ago^^to this yesterday DSC00618 by , on Flickr

Deeks probably still recovering from the over positive performance at Fir Park.Be nice if it was a turning point for him but wont hold my breath A meek performance in a 1 - 4 defeat. Og for the Dons

Friday at last. A bit of boogie for the w/e

Thought I saw a headline that Bryson might be back for this? Him and Deano in front of the defence and a cavalier front 4(cos theres not another option) to surprise Del and romp home in a 4 - 1 victory. MacLennan hat trick,Deano screamer COYR

I ken moneys his God,and I agree he didnt become chairman thru love of the club,but I cant see what he's gained/gaining from the experience,apart possibly,from being seen as the local benefactor of the local club.Good for business image? Nae sure about that either tbh...

Curious.What do you think Milnes own agenda is?

Alternative Brexit listen Full length interview

Easy listen - Chad Hollister

Ive got a panel van he could be bundled into the back of....

Comes a point when you just have to take that plunge.It would have been best for all if Derek had left on good terms at the end of last season with his stock still high,but while the signs were there that his time was up.Unless a manager is performing exceptionally,6 years in a job these days is longer than most.How Milne(or Derek) didnt spot the signs is a mystery,compounded by the 3 year extension. Ive no desire to see McInnes hounded out of his job,but it looks like it could get messy unless he pulls something off quickly. Do i trust Milne to appoint the right man? Nuh!! We just have to hope he flukes the right appointment

If youre at deaths door soon,aim for the 5th Nov,with a funeral pyre/Fawkes night for the kids.Be selfish not to.

No exaggeration to say that Scottish football was at deaths door pre 2012.If the Chairmen/powers that be cant see or anticipate the same or a worse scenario again,then youd wonder what the heck they do think about. Weve seen what crowds we and others can get when things are competitive like post 2012.Getting the fans to choose to find the enthusiasm again, for another upheaval V not bothering,and walking away for other pursuits would be the tricky part.

If we're talking of packing it in(in the event of a return to the duopoly),why nae make the effort to look at the possibility of a breakaway league,as we should have 7 years ago,maybe even with an alternative AFC if it came to it

Carries that form on reduces our chances of a return in January.Derby fans impressed https://dcfcfans.uk/topic/33450-graeme-shinnie/page/3/#comments

Just back.Missed our goal because I couldnt see us scoring . Doesnt hide the fact at how ineffectual we were though. Both sides were amateurish in the first half.We were predictable,either punt to Cosgrove,or get it out wide and ping in a hopeful ball.Neither Ferguson nor Campbell convince me that theyre ever going to have the nous to influence enough of a game.Barely saw either of them. Was wondering how we could use Gallacher since he's here.Maybe someone to break up play and add a bit of energy to the midfield ala Willo? Alongside a cool head,like a fit Bryson etc? Ethan Ross,i would like to see what he could do with a run of games. Main? maybe trying too hard due to lack of service? ...maybe just a donkey like. Should have been 2 or 3 Hibs though,but we Doidged a bullet with their striker.Good old Sam making the most of the scraps he got.He's also pretty nifty with his feet when the balls not in the air,wish we'd try playing through teams a bit more when the punts obviously arent working Better than expected crowd,decent Hibs support,shit game.Only positive the return of McKenna side note - be interesting to know how many goals weve scored because we had to get a goal,like today,and how many weve lost or been closer to losing because we decided to manage a game

^^^can only remember one shot on target so far.poor fare from both sides. Crowd not as bad as expected.no protests

Kepp your eye out for this new party in the US. The Democratic Socialists

Cheers. Surprised you like that one,its a fairly typical West coast ridge up top.From the roadside they can look like a knife edge,but as per pic,nae that bad.Thats looking East,the better views were to the West. This thread was meant to appeal to the younger loons but I don't think there are any around here lol,so I'll stick up some easier must do hills for the discerning older gent when time Some more views from unfamiliar angles... DSC00453 by [/url], on Flickr DSC00465 by , on Flickr DSC00470 by , on Flickr DSC00439 by , on Flickr Over to Skye from our base near Lochcarron.What a day out! DSC00535 (4) by , on Flickr

Actually in the ground? Be doing well to get over 10k...

Done 189,..93 to do.Started doing them seriously about 5 years ago.Wee bit worried about the dodgier Skye ones.Will need to hire a guide a couple of times,but otherwise lovin' it Achnashellach ones(below) all done recently,were some of the most remote ones done so far.Lurg Mhor and the 'Cheesecake' needed a 20 mile walk.Had to stop the car at Nairn for cramp DSC00297 by , on Flickr

Well,....who can be arsed going to this one then? If that result doesn't provoke a reaction...…..(not holding my breath)..... In or oot - In,more out of curiosity Furryboots - Mainer Pre - Working Post - Trying to erase the memory Prediction - 0 - 1 Hibs. Embarassed at what the crowd might be.

Tinypic has gone bust it seems.Flickr offer 1000 of free pics if anyones looking for a new site. Was up the West coast last weekend with the intention of more Munro bagging.Weather was looking good,20o plus.Got a couple of Munros done,and found out later in the evening my pal was in the area with his home built hovercraft along with a couple of other hovercrafters,and jumped at the opportunity to spend a day with them instead of hills.A great way to see Scotland from different angles with the option of landing on any sandy or gravelly beach that you wouldnt normally get near.Surprised they havnt been more popular Heading down Loch Long near Camas a Luanie DSC00441 (2) by [/url], on Flickr Glenelg bay DSC00426 by , on Flickr Sunsetting over the Cuillin from base at Lochcarron DSC00521 (2) by , on Flickr

11 posts on a Hun matchday thread sums up the apathy

I thought Cosgrove in the first half had been doing quite well,including some nifty footwork in tight situations,but he was poor second half(because we were pumping high balls more often?),and I would have subbed him early for Wilson,or even tried MacLennan through the middle as I didnt think McGinn was doing bad. Wasnt enough threat from midfield though.Bryson,Ojo and Ferguson were too quiet,and our movement up front in general was a bit dull.