Elgindon

Outside enjoying the evening sun after a frantic weeks work,but unfortunately chose a German wheat beer for tonights tipple.....

Ken this, I'd rather just roll up at the start of the season and see who weve signed when the players come out,than this palaver

Northern Gannets min.I noticed around 119,244 on St Kilda.The largest colony in the world.largest colonies in Europe of puffins,fulmars and some others.

Maloney looking likely to re-sign for Hull,and Preston reluctant to sell May(back page of P and J)

Lindsay off to Barnsley http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40344932 Boyce away too

Nae probs. Not long back from Lewis.Some fine drives,beaches and walks next time youre up.St Kilda definitley worth a visit,if you can handle the boat trip

Reading else where weve sold just under 8000.Given the uncertainty about Del,while waiting on signings and the local economy,not an unreasonable amount? Would be hopeful of getting 10k plus STs sold once some signings come in.....

Another way of looking at it - Personally think Christie could be more influential than eg,McGinn.If you deduct McGinns non efforts(allegedly ) v Celtic,you could argue we may be getting better value with this deal. I liked McGinn,but I think Christie brings an extra enthusiasm and buzz to proceedings which we sometimes lack. Replacing Hayes is another matter,though it may be more a case of altering our style a bit,than trying to replicate him?

Yogi on hold for a couple of years. Happy daze....

Well flip me,thats a bonus http://www.afc.co.uk/home.php

Still clinging to the hope Mcinnes gets cold feet,but if he goes,McLeish or Black would be a backward appointment IMO.Wright doesnt inspire much,but may improve at a bigger club without the restraints of st J,but worth the risk? Rather a young manager like Neil or Archibald(as others have said in the 'next Aberdeen manager' thread )

Inverness Reds also mentioning Dean Holden,highly rated at Falkirk and Bristol(not that Ive heard of him ) http://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2017/06/13/por-aberdeen-consider-bristol-city-coach-holden/?utm_medium=share%2Bbutton&utm_campaign=social%2Bmedia&utm_content=/en-gb/2017/06/13/por-aberdeen-consider-bristol-city-coach-holden/&utm_source=Twitter

Must admit,I looked forward to Storey signing too ,ach well. Only place im seeing the Stewart rumour is in the P and J,not sure how much substance...

Similar memories.The flags were out for weeks after some of those games.Only game I got to was the '86 Gough game,but,unfortunately havnt watched any of the last few years games(gloryhunter that I am )

Weve sold around 7k so far. I'll probably renew,but understand others holding off for now

Dunno,havnt been that far North(not hilly enough )

Right,where was I. If interested in Bruach na frithe,theres the route I described in the hills and outdoors thread,but if not confident,this is the tourist route https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/skye/bruachnafrithe.shtml Apart fae the Cuillins,skye itself doesnt do too much for me,as opposed to other areas on the west coast. Plenty eateries in Broadford and Portree.If in the elgol area,this one is worth a try http://coruiskhouse.com/,or if thats not for you,this place near Talisker(home of the Talisker distillery - worth a visit) http://www.theoldinnskye.co.uk/index.php?id=13 The three chimneys is a top notch eatery if you want to impress http://www.threechimneys.co.uk/(never been myself) On your way up to,or back from Rhiconich,a lazy drive along the coast is worthwhile.Theres lots of good beaches en route at Achmelvich,Achiltibuie,Gruinard and if its a fine day Stac Pollaidh is worth a climb,by the roadside,about an hour up an hour down,and only 650 ish metres,but if weathers good,rewards are great. Plockton is worth a visit,lovely setting.The hotel has an outdoor bar,and good food,along with another couple of good eateries nearby. If time though,I'd recommend the drive down the Glenelg road all the way to Corran.Away from the tourists,Great views en route,nice walks from the road end along the coast or in the hills,and a chance to visit the legendary Sheenas tea hut at Corran.Couple of Brochs at Glenelg to visit too,and the GlenElg inn is a fine pub/eatery,along with the Kintail Lodge hotel

Agree with Rico,you want the fault to be MacLeans too much.Johnnys probably more at fault,but maybe trying too hard to keep the ball away from the keeper. Maybe a touch of cup winner panic set in,who knows,but MacLean pretending to try?? Come on....

Nae probs.Gies an idea what you want(beaches,walks,cycle bnb etc)and I will get back when quieter...

Will give more info when less busy,but the Coastal path to Loch Coruisk from Elgol is a cracker.Can get the boat(http://www.bellajane.co.uk/)back to elgol from coruisk.Check out the 'bad step' on youtube first. If time,Sgurr na Stri is a great viewpoint(around 650m) while at coruisk. Bruach na Frithe is possibly the easiest cuillin and a fantastic 360 degree viewpoint.

Aye theres nothing better than trying to miss the winner at Hampden.

Aye,it rarely works though,hence why i might have tried Wright on to nick it in the 90....

Sickener.Nailed it for most of the game.Personally would have had Wright on instead of Rooney,and the O'Connor substitution didnt make sense....

Queen Vics looking up for it Going to milk today for as long as possible.You never know...COYR gif hosting

Away min far too early to know.I want to know everything about this guy's(the bomber)background,lifestyle, etc before judgements. No need for the sheeple(if only people were as bright as me) comments.