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Diane Abbot doesnt seem to have learned from her gaffe the other day.I almost feel sorry for the silly cow,but theres a bit of a witchunt for her now.She needs to be ditched Asap.If she spent less time trying to sound knowledgable,she might actually have become ..er knowledgeable Think some of the Tory gains in Scotland last night were more about the blue rinse brigade getting out in numbers to give the SNP a 'no referendum' bloody nose?

Chuffed for Andy,likeable down to earth loon,great work ethic. Christie getting an award for about 12 mins of game time is a nonsense though.Saying that,be happy for him to sign next season.

Lol GB,and here,here TW. input for the week over...

...on a similar theme,heres some Diane Abbott

Did you hear about the Scotsman,in a Dutch pub in Chinatown in England.......

We were unfancied in the 1970 SC final,but gave the then European cup finalists a jolly good thrashing. Never say never,Keep the faith loons.....

For a town with a population of 8000,what theyve achieved is amazing.A well run club, like oursleves and UTD were back in the day

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Working the morn,and Sunday ,so early start on the wine with a Hardys Shiraz Mourverdre.Going down nicely

I was in the Buddhist end at Pittodrie recently. Vishuddhananda Paramahansa GTF

In or oot - Working up at Crathie,depends what time I finish Pre/post - Driving if in Furryboots - SS X Prediction - A nice 3 - 0 build up to the final, Rooney,McGinn x2

Agreed,we need to keep on the front foot.The amount of times weve lost goals when weve tried to manage games .Were just not good enough at it,nor does it suit us IMO. We had some bright spells of football yesterday,but other times a bit clumsy in the pass.And slow in ideas, or anticipation for the next pass.We'll need to be brighter in thought and movement going by the way Celtic quickly pressed today.Yesterday was useful in what not to do.

They had the hun end in the '86 final.Think the opposite end in the semi final in the nineties('96?)

Never in doubt.Nice curler from Johnny to finish it off... 8) Bring on the weegies

Still fairly confident,some nice spells of fitba,othertimes a wee bit disjointed.Sort that out and Hibs are nothing special,keep the pressing and energy up.....COYR

Ah well,here goes.If we want it enough,we should have too much for them . Enjoy the occasion as long as you can loons....COYR

Am not against a standing section by the way,but I seem to remember a bit of a clamour to get a singing section into the Merkland.A lot of the requesters seem to have disappeared. There was some demand at the time(I think) to make the whole stand the singing section.Even if youd quadrupled the amount of guys that go in that case,it would still be a tiny percentage of the stand capacity.So,say there was a proper section,eg a standing section cage within the Merkland stand,how much more different would it work to what we have now,and how much more different therefore would it be in a new stadium? Though I'm not ruling out a new stadium triggering something more enthusiastic,the club have to work with the only figures theyve got to date to know what type of area there would be demand for....

Heres a random mix of clubs and their shuttle to stadium services,to give you an idea Leeds - https://www.leedsunited.com/club/Matchday-guide Colchester - http://www.cu-fc.com/news/article/travel-shuttle-bus-224084.aspx Reading - http://www.readingfc.co.uk/club/travel/buses-trains/ Cardiff - http://www.cardiffbus.com/english/CCFC Re the standing section - I'm not sure there would actually be that much of a demand for it.The singing section got their wish for location to the Merkland end(where they stand most of the time anyway),but it hasnt caught on.Whether thats because its mixed with the family section,or the plonkers that go there(or the songs they sing),or maybe just the dour N/E nature.Do you really think there is a demand for it,and how big an area?

Allrighty then

Just caught the highlights.Agree about O'Connor on the left,but why is that a penalty?Looked like a swing for the ball but connected with the Saint at the last minute? Highlights - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39536648

Just back from Skye over the weekend.Had meant to do more than I did,but an unexpected fall of snow put paid to doing a few more hills.But,did manage to get up Bruach na Frithe,(probably the easiest of the Skye munros),and recommend its ascent if in the area,and the weather is good.The views are simply fantastic. There are 2 ways up,either by the standard tourist routes,or by following the West ridge up from Glen Brittle.The West ridge is the option I took as follows. Bruach na Frithe - Take the road from Sligachan on Skye round to Glen Brittle.As you drive down the Glen Brittle road,there is a car park at the first piece of forestry on your RHS.Park there,cross the road,and follow the path towards the hills,to where it splits in 2.The path on the right takes you to the fairy pools,but take the path to the left. The Bruach na Frithe ridge is seen left to right,between the paths, in the photo IMG_0899 by [/url], on Flickr The path takes you past the trees on the left to the dip before the start of the ridge,where there is a cairn near a lochan where you turn right to start up the ridge IMG_0904 by , on Flickr Without giving the views away,and to give an idea of terrain,there is an initial scree slope... IMG_0915 by , on Flickr ...and the below photo gives an idea of the worst bit of exposure(path up to the left). IMG_0920 by , on Flickr The rest is pretty straight forward if that looks bearable.There is a path that carries on beyond the lochan which takes you round to a more gentle ascent up the hill if not.

Have been meaning to ask the same thing.Havnt heard much in the way of alternatives....

Deek playing it down on RedTV,saying he's been told by Ryan theirs been no contact,and doesnt anticipate.Thinks if he did move it would more likely be to England

Just finished work,packing the camping gear for Skye.Heading to Elgin first to do the old dears garden,take away and beer tonight,then boat fromElgol sometime on Saturday for a couple of days camping in the Cuillin COYC

Just a bit too young to understand what was going on then.Pledged allegiance to the Dons a couple of years later. Thrashing the European Cup finalists,(at home),in front of over 100'000 was some feat We had a better team than gets credit for.....