BigAl

Didn't think so at time you typed that, but now two sets up, a break up in third set and starting to look reasonably comfortable

Some of his serving was incredible, but I think Murray actually served twice as many aces as him.

It'll be a blow if this deal falls through

only a matter of time after I'd teed it up for someone

Surely has to be better than some of the donkeys that gone before him. Two international caps for Colombia

Not even close in my opinion. Not saying he can't be as good or potentially even better, but certainly not yet.

More troubles for Mr Bain AXED Rangers chief executive Martin Bain is being probed by the club over an alleged £130,000 pay rise, The Scottish Sun can reveal. It's claimed the wage hike for Bain - putting him on £633,000 a year - had NOT been officially approved by the board. New owner Craig Whyte suspended Bain after buying the Ibrox club last month. It's understood that Bain's annual salary was increased at a time when Rangers were toiling under a mountain of debt and had to slash the budget. And it's thought the length of the 44-year-old's contract was under question. Yesterday Bain called in lawyers over his job axe. His time at Ibrox was over after he and four other Gers chiefs released a bombshell statement voicing fears about Whyte's ownership of the club. They hit out just an hour after the tycoon bought Gers from Sir David Murray in a £33million deal. Read more: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/3649562/Gers-probe-Bains-130k-pay-hike.html#ixzz1Pu68H4Sr

Bloody hell, Murray was like a machine after losing the first set. To take two consecutive sets 6-0 is great going in anyones book

Yes.... Howard & Vuj

Reading between the lines, I'm hoping that there will be loan signings over and above the three refered to above, but maybe I'm just being over optimistic

Anyone see the quotes in the Sunday Mail article No, thought as much. Lets all just chill until we do. Guidi historically has proven he has no love for things AFC. Hopefully no truth in this, or just the story that did the rounds a copule of years ago about Fyvie being the subject of an offer from a Premiership club prior to even making his debut for us.

Nice one Might need to ensure my work takes me to the Granite City on 19th & 20th

I'm nae sure any more about this. Whole fucking world has gone mad if you ask me. Thought I'd edit to play it safe given day of announcement and potential to get done under copyright law Having said that I see over with the Happy Chatters they have a screen dump of the season's fixtures and thery don't have the rights either

Went to PNE on an emergency loan deal in Feb this deal until end of the season

Feel sorry for you. At least both games were local for me.

Trust me when I say he wasn't much better in the previous round at Ayr Utd

Ian Turner might be worth a shout as keeper, even if we only got him on a one year deal to put himself in the shop window

WTF I must have missed this somewhere. Where is Big Bossu these days

Which we didn't. But I wholeheartedly agree with you

Back for another bite of the cherry apparently according to the local rag

Former Brechin striker Rory McAllister has said he wants to play full-time football next season. The 24-year-old scored 29 goals for the Second Division side last season. And the striker, who is now a free agent, has been interesting clubs in Scotland and England. St Johnstone, St Mirren and Aberdeen have all been linked with the player, while Charlton, Sheffield United and Port Vale are also understood to be keen. Third Division club Peterhead have already made the player a part-time offer, but McAllister told BBC Scotland he now wanted full-time football. "I am wanting to go full-time. I'd like the opportunity to do that. I want to play at that level, but I know I've got to earn the right to play. I'm looking forward to the challenge of going full time," he said. The Aberdeen-born player began his career with his hometown club before making his name with Inverness CT, including a spell on loan at Peterhead. After being released by the Highland side in January 2009, McAllister signed for Brechin, scoring 34 goals in his first season with the club. McAllister is in the final year of his apprenticeship as a plumber, but said he will put that on hold if the opportunity for full-time football came up. "I am in my third year and still have some exams to complete, but I want to play full-time and, once I am back from holiday on Saturday, I hope to get something sorted out," added McAllister.

Each club is allowed one fans site to carry the details. I'm sure that last year it was done on a two year basis that Mad would carry the fixtures

Quick reminder to all that these are copyrighted and we no longer hold the rights to publish these on our site, so please no copying and pasting from BBC/SPL or any other website or we'll be spanked for being naughty boys. Thanks

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