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.....and with such a cunning grasp of grammar too

Would imagine a fair number of those will have been snapped up by ST holders and supporters clubs. I'd be surprised if there are much more than 1,000 available public sale.

Classic example, yet again, of our players getting too carried away with themselves after a great win. The Hearts game was the best I've seen us play since Copenhagen and a huge result. We have all been guilty of getting overly excited about it but the players have to remain professional and didn't. They went into that game the same way as they did after beating Rangers, like the job was done before the game started and the result is a thumping by an average side as it was against Celtic. Really disappointed.

Can't be. Coke is banned for this game.

Links Street is pretty rough right enough. Sure there will be a decent presence of OB in that area on the day.

If he was able to manage them how he wanted to then he might at least stabilise them and have a half decent attempt at credibility so in that sense you would be right. However, we know (and he should too) that he will not get that opportunity, he will be undermined and pissed about at every turn by an owner and his merry band of lunatics and left to look like an utter tool within the first 6 months of his tenure.

Apparently its only a nightclub now.

Raith = huns anyway so we are in agreement

Jefferies has to be either desperate or insane to take that job. What the fuck is he thinking. Any credibility he may have had will be pissed away in a matter of weeks by the antics of that lunatic Romanov. He should have had a chat with Jim Duffy before taking the job.

His comments yesterday about signings (or lack of) may have been the last straw for an owner who can't tolerate disobedience. Its ridiculous the position these people get put into by that man but hilarious nonetheless.

Laszlo Raped by the Dandies.

No, but lets be honest, if this squad want to emulate Fergies squad then they are going to have to go the extra mile in some area as there is a VERY BIG drop off on the pitch to be made up.

I think we have to be clear about what we are looking for from Miller. He seems pretty effective at holding up play and distributing ball on the deck. He is not terribly effective at directing headers to other strikers though, although he can win ball in the air. He is not a prolific goalscorer and that is the bit that we have to either come to terms with and find a place in the team for it or get rid. Having watched the way McGhee seems to want us to play (and I am rubbish at this stuff as I'm usually too pissed at games to focus on formations etc) we are lookign for the goals and direct attacking play to come from the angles through the likes of Paton, Aluko, Maguire and Mackie. Similar to what Hibs do with Riordan and Stokes. Very few teams have an out-and-out penalty box striker these days, the forward roles have a different requirement. When Miller is not in the position of winning through balls and holding the ball up then I think we struggle to break down defences that are content to play soak and counter football. For this reason I would keep him but put the expectation onto others to deliver goals.

Apparently there were a couple of lines in the contract that he was struggling with. The small print is not something to be sniffed at.

Do you think they watched the Football Years the other week and were trying to emulate ?

Novar Bar is a Raith pub I think. Sure you would be welcome but it might be a little parochial. Probably better with 'generic multi-chain model' style pubs. They lack character and atmosphere but tend to be easy to move around in and get served etc.

There are a handful of pubs at the West end of the High Street which is the end nearest the ground (10 minutes walk away). From train station its about 5-10 minutes south on foot just before the sea front, if you come in a supporters bus then you will probably get parked on the sea front at the West end. The more 'modern' pubs seem to be located around that area, the East end of the High Street tends to be old mans bars. I'd go with The Exchequer, O'Connells (more food than bar), or the Abbey for starters. The Wheatsheaf (just off mid high street) is a decent pub but not big.

The highlights don't do our dominance justice. Mackie had a one-on-one with the keeper that was saved and Kerr had another shot that nipped past the post low down. They were both great chances and yet were not on the highlights. Says something when they can't fit all your opportunities into the 5 minute slot

In many ways this is better news than signing a player. It gives us a great opportunity to get the best from him for a few years now and then make some money for the club. It might not bring a short term benefit to the playing staff as Fyvie is already here but its a better long term move.

He must be a spill over from the Hearts Mad site that was finally shut down for good due to their moronic, loyalist stance on most issues. They have been pedaling that horseshit about Abergreen for years. Its clutching. I thought most of the Jambos on that thread were being indirectly complimentary of our fans, if not a tad envious.

Better ? I say best. You will love Fife and Fife will love you back.

Wonder if they will show Stewart pushing the ref away from the free kick. That was hilarious.

We get to go to the Kingdom for a game ?

http://www.afc.premiumtv.co.uk/articles/20100128/fraser-fyvie-signs-new-deal_2212158_1947652 Get in

In the US final Murray was beaten comprehensively by Federer as far as I remember. Big game mentality might be in Murray's favour more against Tsonga. Hard to say what will be best but if Murray plays the way he has been in the tournament he should be confident either way. When is the other semi ?