BigAl

Can't imagine what Scottish clubs are waiting to make him an offer Rule out the Huns, that really only leaves Farts and Jungle Jims. Would have thought that Lennon couldn't really be that stupid but then again there is the Mulgrew precedent Rumoured elsewhere that Cardiff are one of the Championship clubs lining him up

The Dears - Missiles

Offski according to this report from SSN http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11781_6829693,00.html

The Replacements - Let It Be

Always thought we'd get the Sunday slot. Bit of a bummer for those with distance to travel and nae even a chance to get a pint before kick off

You can't even begin to imagine................ However next time I'll leave you to look a dick if thats preferable to you

Superb, thats all

Different slant from today's Sun, and pretty much confirms what I was told, apart from the bit about clubs down south now being in for him. CAMMY BELL'S Kilmarnock axing has sparked a Championship chase down south. SunSport understands Doncaster, Coventry and Derby are all on high alert after the out-of-contract keeper was dropped because he failed to sign a new deal. We revealed in January Rangers and Aberdeen were both keen on Scotland's third-choice keeper as his Rugby Park deal ran down. But the trio of English sides are among a clutch of clubs south of the border who have been watching him. Boss Mixu Paatelainen - who insisted in January that any contractual issues would not influence his team selections - confirmed to Bell yesterday he'd be frozen out as long as he continued stalling over an extension. Finn Anssi Jaakkola took over in goal when Bell picked up an ankle injury nearly three weeks ago and now looks set to be given an extended run in the side Read more: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/spl/3470242/Chase-is-on-for-axed-Bell.html#ixzz1Gksn2CHF

Cammy Bell is out of contract at Killie this summer and has been frozen out by Mixu, not even getting on the bench nowadays because he is refusing to sign new contract allegedly. Could do worse than enquire about him. On seperate issue take point about scouring Europe for a keeper. Don't know who has done the scouting for keepers at the Arabs in the past few seasons, but they certainly seem to have managed to unearth a few decent enough keepers without busting the bank in the process

Sorry to disappoint you all, but I missed that game. Nae bastard would swap shifts with me and I was forced to work instead. Nae luxury of listening to the game online back in those days. Transistor radios were still uncommon and only owned by the wealthy.

I'll just wait for my corporate freebies. If they don't come along, guess I'll just give it a miss. Nae really bothered one way or the other tbh.

Refer you to my opening post mate

Sky reporting both games covered live by them

Unless Caley do them on Wednesday

Imagine so.............

Would have staked my house on it...... Howkers or ICT if we get through

Fair enough

Prunty's goals prior to joining us were for the howker's reserves were they not

Might just be that McAllister has found his level. Big step up to play SPL football from the level he is at presently. He might also be happy with the level he is playing at given the fact he has a full time job also. We might be better off trying to bring through the likes of Paton, Magennis or Megginson

Is correct......

Just finished "Random" which was a debut novel by Craig Robertson set in the Weeg. Certainly won't be leaving my business card again in one of these fish bowl free draws for a free meal after reading this. If you like Mark Billingham then give it a go. Just started on "American Devil" by Oliver Stark

Can't go on Saturday now. My mate has my ticket which is now available. Know the game isn't a sell out but if anyone is interested PM me. You'd be able pay and pick it up outside pre match.

In/Oot : Out (had a ticket but have had to flog it) Pre-match: Recovering from operation Game: Watching it at home without any alcohol Post-match: Desperate for a few beers Prediction: Helen 1 AFC 3

Reading that fair takes me back. Was fortunate enough to be at both games. Had forgotten just how good a team Liverpool had back then. Remember queuing out all night at Pittodrie for tickets for the home leg, feeling deflated when they took the lead after five minutes into first leg of the tie, travelling to Liverpool by train, not being allowed into pubs in Liverpool, escorted to and from the ground by Merseyside's finest and sent back on that train to arrive home about 5am the next day. The atmosphere was something special at Anfield and we initially held our own against them, Dingus through one on one with Clemence to square the tie and missing. It all went down hill fairly quickly after that.