BigAl

But we all know he won't as Mackie can do no wrong in JC's eyes

At the time of the Falkirk sending off the following quote was made over the airwaves "Jackie McNamara has run FORTY YARDS to remonstrate with the referee.... Never knew he was capable

Not if they win the Edinburgh derby the morn

Wishful thinking on behalf of some of them me thinks Bobby

Pretty much took the words out of my mouth keyboard

Howie Day - Collide For anyone that likes acoustic rock and hasn't discovered this guy yet, I strongly recommend you search this guy out. Writes his own songs, and a superb voice

Donald Fagen - New Frontier

Harsh Gav Jay

I'll have some of that......away to search my i tunes

Tonights lottery numbers please Dave

Absolutely nae offence meant BB, you're only reporting the story, but been waiting for someone to post this on here since reading about him coming home in the paper yesterday . Only thing is I didn't expect it to contain quotes from him about it. Hear fit you're saying Jute, but ffs compare his strike rate against our current batch of strikers. Wouldn't give him a weekly wage, but he can have a grand a goal

William Orbit - Strange Cargo

The Cure - Lovesong

Pampering to the locals in the P&J, but telling the truth in the Times. Insinuation being that folk in Aberdeen are not likely to be Times readers

Must be missing where I said we would be relegated, merely highlighting that NO team is too good to be relegated, and for the record I agree with you and don't imagine for one second we actually will be

Fair enough TF, but nae really of any interest or relevance to us

Despite what Bloo and Kowalski would probably say i haven't quite sunk to that level yet Can't help but think you knew what I meant

Was I asleep when we were in cup finals

Brave words from JC The vaults of footballing history are littered with teams who were too good to be relegated but were

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Nae better than evens Tom

Lights burning late in the Retard offices as we speak

"An Ordinary Man" The True Story Behind Hotel Rwanda by Paul Ruseseabagina. Superb account of the history of the historical events leading up to the 1994 genocide in this country, together with more detail behind how this remarkable man protected and saved the lifes of nearly 1300 of his countrymen. Highly recommended