BobbyBiscuit

Number of shots Mark Kerr's had this season that have gone out for throw ins?

Did you not hear their seats going to the upright position en masse at around the 70 minute mark as the Subway Loyal made their exit?

McGhee has suggested himself that keeping these clean sheets isn't necessarily indicative of how we are playing and that there has certainly been an element of good fortune involved. The clean sheets thing is good, but I really wouldn't care about them as long as we were banging them in at the other end, but we're not and that's extremely worrying because it really doesn't look as though that's going to change any point soon either.

Sevilla are 5/4 to beat the huns on Tuesday. That is a brilliant price, they thumped Athletic Bilbao 4-0 last night at San Mames.

what pubs were you in Dave?

I thought Fletcher was brilliant last season! I don't get this "Torres mullered Vidic last season" pish that Hansen has come out with again. Vidic made a bad judgement in that game (i.e. let the ball bounce), does out running someone now mean you've "mullered" them? Dear Christ.

First time I've ever seen the prick put a foot in as well!! Good seeing Cech getting sent off. Wonder how that'll go down at Special School on Monday...

I would certainly hope so. When I saw that there was one today I kinda knew it wouldn't be for him (given the opposition and the venue). Says a fair bit that an ex player of ours passed away during the week but we were applauding an administrator*. *(i'm not suggesting that either's life was worth more or less than the others, just a dig at the sensibilities of those in charge of these decisions).

Malouda had a horrible challenge on Melchiot, should have seen red for it. Good header by Bramble for the first.

I meant to ask earlier, was there a minutes applause/silence for Stevie on Tuesday night?

Of all the central midfielders today, he was the most composed. Actually annoyed me on a few occasions when Langfield had taken a cross and wouldn't give it to Fyvie who was screaming for the early pass and was in acres of space. He has the confidence to take the ball from the keeper, just a shame his keeper didn't seem to have the confidence in him!

Good result for the London Huns today too!

Quite right as well, Al. Every time he got the ball he was looking to move with it, and the way he shaped his body when he had it was excellent too... clearly knows how to play the game. Reminded me a touch of a young Eoin Jess and how he used to run at defences and how aware he was of where his team mates were and where the next challenge was coming from.

Yeah, but i've realised it's only happening in work, so must be something they've done to their systems!

just seen that cunt McCulloch's assault on Paton for the first time on TV, that was a straight red if ever there was one. Our bench were up on their feet quick enough today to complain about it and no wonder. Just a shame the ref bottled it...

Fyvie, Pawlett and Paton were all excellent in the second half. Pawlett in particular showed a lot of skill and looks a very exciting player. Thought Duff did well in the second half and big ups to Foster too for his display at centre half.

Unfortunately, Milne has the bank manager to answer to as well as the fans. the bank manager will expect to see a sizeable chunk of any serious money that may come into the club. While I agree there has to be a degree of "speculate to accumulate", it won't happen in the current climate.

But what are his previous mistakes? Picking managers who turn out to be terrible and giving them huge budgets to spend in the transfer market. He obviously wouldn't want to do that again but there are no guarantees, and how much money does he chuck at it? If throws in a million and things are still shit, does he throw another million? Then another? Then another? That's not a good business plan. There are far too many variables in football... injuries, loss of form etc for anything to be a surefire winner. I never suggested the team didn't need investment, did I? But realistically, it's not going to happen from Milne or anyone else anytime soon. Milne's fortune may have dropped, but it's just the paper value of his investments. They'll rise again as the economy recovers. We're actually still paying for the mess that was the Aitken/A Miller regimes, never mind any compensation pay offs.

He did like a reckless tackle or three did Phil. His penalties were pish, too.

That's your choice though Dave. No one's forcing you to, and in fairness, if you're going to start bitching about it maybe you should think twice about spending your money on them. Milne has chucked money at it previously and through a combination of his own bad choices and the bad choices of others, we're now in a mess financially. He would be a fool to go down the same road again.

is this still going mizer?

how much you looking for it mizer?

True, probably best not to go dressed as a christmas tree then, ally.

yeah, up at the top of it. Basically if you come out the side entrance of Queen St on to Buchanan St turn right then first left and that's you on Bath St. Few good pubs up there - Monkey Bar, Pig & Butterfly, Moskito, Bunker (don't get the pints though, they're always off).

There has been trouble at the Auctioneers/Counting House area before between us and them. If you're planning on getting a taxi to the ground go up Bath Street, a few good boozers up there. if you were planning on getting the subway to the ground, you'd be as well going to the west end (Hillhead or Kelvinbridge Subway stops) for good pubs/food. I saw a post on Mad saying that a few dandies will be drinking in The Liquid Ship on Great Western Road before it which is handy enough if you get the subway to St Georges X or Kelvinbridge.