dave_min

Not our biggest problem, and as such shouldn't beaddressed first

Agreed. (I wanna be Celtic boss quite aside) I've been very impressed with what he's said sofar.

I Laughed

Don't think we should be looking for a new forward/winger. Paton & Powlett should be taking up that role, maybe a target man to aim everything at if anything. Should be looking at a new Centre half and right back. Maybe a new midfielder too

Can't see it happening though. Why would the players sign up for long term contracts when the manager doesn't?

I like it very much!

Woooooossshhh!!

Aye, so.... When and when we playing them then??

Don't really agree with that part. Yes, he'll get my full support from day 1, but he'll still need time to convince me that he really is the right man for the job. Much like when JC came, he had my full support, but he didn't win me over fully until he got us into europe.

Good article, fingers crossed he manages it all

Were you in the Sainsburys or Morrisons End?

Big who?

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My mum has jury duty today. All I know about the case is it's for assult. (True story!!)

4-4-2 at Ibrox? In my experience, that looks more like the final score than the starting formation!

Before you go any further, this story is a tad boring: I went all the way to Vienna to watch Austria play the mighty Germany in the Euros last year, but naturally, for such a big game, failed to get a ticket, every bar in the whole city was full, so went to the fan-zone, but it was full too, so ended up sitting beside a statue behind the fanzone, watching the match on a big screen about a mile away. I went all Mizer and took a photo of the whole situation:

Being drunk on Holiday is when you make songs up Failing that, a quick chorus of: "Sparky, get to fuck...." or, continuous chanting of: "Tim, tim, tim, tim...." Got us in Europe this year

Didn't Ebbe used to play a 4-3-3, and it was a complete disaster? Or am I as far wide of the mark as a Darren Mackie penalty?

But even then, how much of a 'Sportsman' is the guy behind the wheel, all he's really doing is controlling a few computers while sitting in a car, it's hardly the "Higher, Faster, Stronger, Longer, etc.." philosophy behind the olympics? Yes, if we look at the world population it is rather large incomparison to the 22 guys on the grid. But F1 is just one tiny part of a much, much bigger sport. Like I was saying (badly) earlier about Man Utd, There's no bigger sport in the world that Football, there's no bigger club than Man Utd, yet only a handful of guys ever compete for Man Utd, but you'd hardly call them a 'minority' in world sport. Everybody from Wayne and Darren in Manchester, to you and me if we went out and played in Jager's back garden would be playing football which would make it a pretty major sport. In my eyes, thats no different to Kimi and Jenson racing round Monte Carlo, to me going to fit a new Air Filter on my Capri and going racing down the Bouley, which would make motorsport a major sport in the UK. But, that's motorsport not F1 I hear you scream. Once again if we look at Football, i'd quite happily swap my Friday night 5-a-side team to go play for Man Utd. And in all motorsport it's the same, I'd quite happily trade-in my Capri to go race Ferraris around the world as would anyone involved in Motorsport, Valentino Rossi, despite having won the MotoGP every year since time began, has never hid his desire to move into F1, and it's the same if you look at any BTCC or Rally driver too. So in summary: Everyone likes football, but only a few get to compete at the very highest level. Everyone likes motorsport, but only a few get to compete at the very highest level. Egro, not a minority sport

Yeah, jump on them, less effort involved

Hebrew = girl, right?

Good question. I've never really given it much thought. Clearly, the women who cleans the McLaren offices is part of the 'team' but is she really essential? I guess when it comes to F1, Everyone who designs the car, those who build it, maintain it, the pit crew, the boss, the driver. It's not a minority sport though

Never claimed it was. But you don't have to be sitting in the car to be taking part in F1

Well yes, they are taking part, that's why its a "Racing TEAM". If the boy blowing up the tyres on Kimi's car does it better than the guy doing it on Lewis's car, There's more chance that Lewis wins. Of course, as it gets a prime slot on BBC1, it must just be me watching it I was pointing out that all the teams are UK-based, ie. not a minority in the UK, but one of the bigger sports. How many people have played for Man Utd this season? 25ish, out of a world population of...yet you'd hardly call them a minority in world sport? F1 is the very top of a massive motorsport pyramid, and if you think it's a minority sport you are clearly diluded.