Reekie_Red

Sadly we all know how right you are, BigAl

It's like deja vu ... only last time the player's name was Scott Booth. Maybe Smith's got one leg longer than the other like Booth does

If he's gonna leave us, now is the time to sell him when title-chasing clubs need a proven goalscorer and ours is bagging them left right and centre, not to mention picking up the Player Of The Month award for last month. Now's as good a time as any to sell him for 6million.

Didn't you get my cool fiver? I posted it on Christmas Day. I addressed it to: Superstar Tradesman c/o United Kingdom Didn't you get it?? You got Paypal?

Fuck! That's a blockbuster of a match to showcase Scottish Fitba. Two fantastic, entertaining teams with charismatic managers from Scotland's stunning and romantic backdrop of Kilmarnock. It's a dead-cert to be a full-house at Rugby Park yet again as the passionate home fans attempt to overcome their gigantic opposition.

Have East Fife got 800 fans?

What oil firm head offices in Aberdeen are gonna be open at 4.45 on a Saturday afternoon? And what is the Director Of Football gonna be saying to them? "Got any half decent footballers working for you?"

All the painted faces are normally in the Merkland. From the back of the Y, there might as well not be a Merkland!

Bob Marley - No Woman No Cry

Arguably the easiest point to agree with, considering ten years ago was probably Paul Heggarty's short-lived reign as Dons manager. Who did he sign? Oh yes, Jamie McAllister and David Lilley!

Being honest, he's ummed and ahhed about previous renewals too. When he's on-form, he's nothing short of spectacular. But we'd have to consider that he's probably passed his best now and would seriously consider a big-money move down south as being his last opportunity to further his professional football career. I reckon he's gone

N-Trance - Set U Free

Couldnae resist it ...

Jimmy Somerville - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)

Del Amitri - The Last To Know

KLF - The White Room

Good points for both sides of the argument here. I've never been a casual, and have had no desire to lamp someone else because they're on the opposite firm. But I admit I've stood on the outer edge of a few scuffles in the past involving casuals and admit there's a certain buzz to it all. The buzz I got is obviously something that these guys get from building up to a fight, then the actual fight itself, and finally the run from the authorities. I can see how and why they enjoy it. Throwing punches at innocent bystanders is out-of-order in my opinion. But if they want to organise a fight away from the football ground with like-minded individuals, then I say go for it. I just don't think bans from football grounds is gonna fix this problem, cos these folk will travel wherever the club goes, regardless of whether they're banned from the grounds or not. Many of them sit in the pub whilst the game is on anyway, and wait for the text that tells them where and when it'll happen

Thing is, he'll nae score a single goal until the 2009/10 Europa League kicks off. We'll be spitting tacs about how shite he is and how much we need to bin him to Peterheid or anyone who'll take him ... then he'll go and score the only goal of the game to take us into the next round

Good ein Darren. Keepin cool and composed and professional infront of the dewy-eyed reporter who, when nae lookin straight into your eyes, was busy giggling at her mates who were being chatted up by the manny who dries the cutlery

The Orb - Blue Room

If a run in Europe can wipe out a quarter of our debt just like that, surely the board must see the Europa League as BY FAR the quickest way of clearing that friggin financial noose that's been hanging over our heads since the RDS was built. Four seasons in Europe, and we're debt-free!

Metallica - Of Wolf And Man

Interesting to see what comes of the transfer window. Are there any Hearts or United players we should consider moving in for?

Ridiculous decision ... only made believable by the fact that it is the SPL who is making the decisions. So, since Aberdeen have no incidents of games being called off due to failure of undersoil heating, if we're drastically short on key players through injury, can we just nae turn on the heating one Friday night? (a) we don't have to pay the lecky bill for running our undersoil heating overnight (b) we'll get away with it cos we've never had problems before © we'll be better off cos our injured players will have a chance to recover

Surprised there's no place for the likes of Nicholas or McDougall