BobbyBiscuit

He'd probably have injured himself. or missed the car, fell on his arse then raised his hand while shouting "offside" and looking at the pedestrians on the pavement as you trundled past him...

http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20101222/youth-the-priority_2212158_2249905 seems to be a continuation of his AGM stuff

Well it's bound to happen one of these days mate...

Arsenal are soft as shite though and with Spurs first season in the CL I do wonder if they'll fade off around March.

I will do, if we get enough interest for a bus I'll be in touch, see if any of your lot fancy joining us.

Aye, set ourselves up as a supporters club mate. Decided it was probably for the best. We're contemplating running a bus to Hampden, meaning we can drink in the West End then just head out on that nearer the time. Are you guys running a bus or just using public transport?

Think it was the cup last night but it is looking like that in La Liga and to be honest it did so last season as well. I would however, expect the EPL to sort itself out in the New Year and it'll be between United and the London Huns again.

Get in! Nice one buddy!

We got the ticket forms in this week, to be back the first week in January so I presume they've only just gone on sale. Nice to see a bit of sensible ticket pricing for this game.

I wasn't in Madrid or Munich but I was in Berlin 8 years ago and while I do appreciate what you mean, it doesn't even come close to having even more Dandies celebrating at Hampden when Miller, McLeish and McKimmie lifted those trophies.

He's still in midfield, sitting in front of the defence. Both Severin and Keane played as out and out centre backs more than sweeper. I would worry that Hartley as last man just wouldn't have the legs to dig us out the hole sweeper's should be digging their team out of.

It's nothing to do with being cavalier, it's to do with doing a midfielder's job properly in my opinion. Neither of them have the legs to move out of their comfort zone on the park and the rest of the side will suffer as a result. I actually think in certain games our defence would perhaps be better off without the two of them sitting on top of them. The gap between midfield and defence is non existent at times. That has to change.

I still think it's far too pedestrian. You'd then have one guy doing the forward midfield work of at least two men. We frankly don't have anyone good enough to do that justice.

I don't think we can have both Hartley and Folly in midfield together, teams are ripping us to pieces in there because we have utterly no urgency. Both in their own right are good players but Hartley's legs have gone. Get a guy in there beside him (or Folly) who will go box to box and get to the opposition quickly. Folly at different times this season has looked a class act and then totally out his depth. I really do think it's one of two, not both.

They will be if you stop fucking talking about them.

Apologies if this is posted elsewhere, from the BBC:

Great idea!!

That has to be fishing? What anyone does outwith AFC doesn't make them any better or worse a Dons manager. In saying that, Miller was excellent at putting the cones out at Liverpool, so I hear.

I never got over him signing!

I agree with you too. But we are so desperate for a full back that people blot out the mundane or poor aspects of his game and he all of a sudden is elevated to something he isn't. It's like some people hankering after the aforementioned Steve Tosh because he ran about a lot. He couldn't actually play football but some just like guys who run a lot.

Where do the other two teams go?

In some posts, not all, it's indenting the first line so it's centre or right aligned.

Cracker.

It's not my real name Mr Funster. it's a Sue Denim.

You're right it's not. It's Pittodrie. Todders sounds gay as fuck.