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Normally I'd agree about the new stadium factor but I think it will really depend on where we are I.e spl or div 1, and what the product on the park is like. Half the fans probably still don't think it will be built. I'm hoping there will be some optimism surrounding the new stadium but I think quite a few fans have given up.

I try to be as coherent and diplomatic at all times, sometimes I fail

Not doubting Arsenal are soft as white, but if the other teams keep dropping points they should still be there. Spurs are a funny one, there's no doubting that they will invest in Jan so it will be interesting to see how they perform in the second half of the season. Just hope you're wrong, that's all bobby

I hope not, I'm genuinely enjoying the league this season. Yes it doesn't have as much quality or as many world class players as it once had, but the entertainment is spot on. Fingers crossed the yids and the gooners manage to keep up the challenge a bit longer.

I'm still holding out that someone takes diamond and ifil. FALSE hope I'm sure.

The pricing surprises me, surely Scottish football isn't waking up to reality surely?

Glad to see you're using your sick days wisely

To be honest, i'd imagine it would probably cease to exist, as would the broadhill sadly. I doubt that they'd make enough business if they didn't have matchdays (I could be wrong). The whole idea of out of town stadia is that they are supposed to be easily accessible by road, but i'm yet to be convinced, and certainly not holding out much hope for First bus to lay on the service that will be required. It's a shame we can't redevelop even near the Pittodrie site, but we need to accept this and move forward together as a club.

I bet that foaming twat was raging last night Merry Christmas you moany cunt.im surprised they didnt say it was a sellout.

AFC never reply to negative emails. I've only ever had two replies and they've been in response to positive emails.

The old firm can fuck off. But I will agree that it would be ludicrous to allow 4 teams playing for the championship. I still think we should be doing as the dutch do..... Have a play off system for Europe (minus the championship winners) and the the second and 3rd bottom placed teams. Far more interesting. I know I was being naive Ajja, but if they could understand/have the foresight to see that reverting to an old model which was broken and tiresome, will only alienate and infuriate the consumer even further. I think deep down as much as we hate it, we all know what they, the money men, are going to do about the situation, despite pressure from the media, clubs, pundits and fans. I can understand why, but at the end of the day, they need to remember that they also rely on us for their "businesses" to keep going. This all goes down to BTR's thread a few months back about caring. We need to start caring and take action for what we want to see in our national game. Debating it is a start.

Thought you said there was no snow in England?

Well, the two obvious reason that shout at me: a) Played for the infirm b) Played in the Champions league, and in my opinion performed very well. Anderson and Miller hadn't done either of these, so I would say these should have inflattory influence on his value to the club.

Really though? I'd say he wouldn't be the poorest wage, he's been with the club for quite some time. At the end of the day, he has a few years left on his contact come July, and any club that was interested will have to pay some sort of fee.

My guess was that was why it was being costed separately, to act as statement of the clubs intent. I could be/am probably wrong about that. Is the soccer academy not shared with Cove anyway?

Nice finish by Baines for the winner last night.

Ajja, surely it has to come to a point though, where the interest in the game takes such a hit that it doesn't even make financial sense to go down to a 10 team league? If it goes back to that, fans will continue to give up and look further afield to find their saturday entertainment. I know the current figures will probably back their view the reduction, but the interest in the professional game in Scotland is dwindling, I honestly don't think the boards are aware of how severe the situation is.

I thought Ross was ok as a short term fix, as was Maybury. But we can't rely on short term fix's to resolve a long term problem. I would hope that it is just buying the club time to actually sign a suitable player for that position. Personally, I don't think we'll be seeing Foster back, and I can't say I blame him. His stock should have risen suitably for someone to come in and make a bid for him.

Shame. We need all the players we can get, let alone experienced ones that play in our weakest/non existant positions.

I give it the

I never had the opportunity to physically go to livi, I was always under the impression that it was just the town that was shit. Surely it couldn't be worse than st mirren. Epitomy of a Lego stadium.

Don't let facts get in the way of stoneys argument

Good, hopefully you'll get some answers from the club. Make sure they don't get an easy ride!

Fanny jeffers, did he not play for the hun? We know how Stoney would feel about that Seriously though, I doubt he'd do it.

I don't even want to think about it, but if we get relegated, I think we'll be down there for quite a while. So relegation is not an option in my eyes.