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Apparently they turn yer pish pink, like beetroot. Lot of meat on them like, and there hunners of them near where my folks live so I might try and skewer one next time I'm oot.

I'm not so fussed about Englanders getting a game if they're playing every week and are good. The Jamie (I'd rather have Darren) Mackie's of the world should have been nowhere near the squad, it was like we were searching for something that wasn't there for a lot of these guys - trying to find a gem in the lower English leagues. Totally agree with the rest though, and even if it means getting lesser crowds, we should be aiming to take internationals to Edinburgh and Aberdeen at least. Also, there are people who will have already bought their "season ticket" for this qualifying campaign. £35 a fucking game is what they're charging to attend these days. There was about 10-15K empty seats (in my opinion, having attended) at the Lithuania. That'll fucking bomb for the remainder of the games, apart from the usual meaningless wankfest for the England game. Someone at the SFA has to take the fall for that.

He's more qualified to play football than Grant Hanley

I'm almost 100% certain that the club will allow you to return your ticket to get 3 next to one another. Have you tried? They're usually very good with that sort of thing, and I don't imagine there'll be any Hampden related restrictions. Unless, since buying your ticket anyway, you're now considering that having the kids there may effect your ability to get pished and perhaps even ruin yer day oot?

Sounds like McInnes being uber cautious and not getting caught with nae centre halves. Good management after last season's nae midfielders fiasco. I doubt Taylor will garner any bids - although I suppose I could see him playing the Grant Hanley role in the championship, where hoofing is more important than ability. Even if Morris goes, I still think it would be good for McKenna to go out on loan as I don't see him featuring until next season.

Dinna agree. Strachan knows his time's up, he'll do the decent thing as he's done in the past.

I'm not sure I'd entirely blame Wallace for the first goal. If anything, he should have stayed in the centre when Hanley got hit in the nads and allowed the cross to come in and just defend the pass. Instead he got caught between the two, taking a couple of steps toward the winger instead of letting Forrest cover - but it was a split second decision and I'd say he was unlucky that Hanley was down, leaving his man unmarked. Overall, I thought Scotland were okay (until the third goal, then they understandably lost it as England gained in confidence). They played some decent stuff at times and had there been less pressure on them - if they hadn't fucked up in prior games - I think they could have got something from it. Strachan has to go though. His team selection last night proved it. Eight changes shows that he has no clue what he's doing, and no idea what his best team is. If that was his preferred team, then he should have had the balls to play it from the start of the campaign instead of sticking with shite like Bannan, Martin and the other cunts. Hanley still in the team despite not playing for his club proved an obvious terrible decision again. McArthur shouldn't be on the bench, Adam should be in the squad when playing regularly and McCormack should be in ahead of Forrest all day long. Shinnie is better than Wallace, and didn't move to the part time football leagues for a large part of his career. There are plenty of other failings. I expect he'll take a few days to think about it, but leave graciously (he's good at leaving jobs is Strachan).

Exactly. It needs to be traceable, that's how you make your point.

Jobby in the post. The answer to all legal issues.

Requested by other clubs. I didn't think McKenna was quite there when he played last season. Another loan will do him good.

I don't care who wins, as long as both teams honour the minute's silence and wear poppies.

Did my post get removed ina then? I thought I was going nuts. Fair doos like. Top modering.

I like Aberdeen. My folks bide in Spain, brother in Engerlund. I also can't be fucked travelling much out of Europe these days, although I'd like to head back to Sooth Africa perhaps for a trip. I just like people. People are ace. Humans, good species like, featuring a few dicks.

Don't think there's anything in it. Friends of friends and so forth, I suspect I wid have heard of it. As far as I'm aware he's enjoying life, evaluating and taking opportunities as they come, such as the job in Egypt. I think he went into that with eyes wide open knowing that it was a basket case of a club where there was a high percentage chance of it not working out. Could be entirely wrong of course. Also, there's nothing wrong with making a few pished TV appearances if yer out of work, we've all turned up to work pished afore!

I have that very same problem, and have it again today as they've delivered a reed een. The problem with them is that they're fuckin big for a veg that disnae need to be the main part of the dish. I also have cucumber that I dinna ever eat a lot of. I've bought a couple of pickling jars though and I think I might try a bit of fermenting this week. Maybe some kimchi or suauauauuauerkraut.

The space between her eyes.

I think the difficulty is that Trump wasn't chosen by the establishment, and barely allowed in by them (not so much Farage, but similar I suppose - the problem with Farage/UKIP is Arron Banks). Voting for Trump is like the UK voting for Mike Ashley. I wouldn't call Ashley establishment, he's an absolute cunt who would revel in fucking it up for both sides, who just happens to be minted through years of playing the system and exploitation of others. This destruction of the system needs to happen, because the system no longer works. Left or right, a new system needs to be designed to replace the capitalism of the last 30 years (neo-con/lib or whatever you want to call it) and the idea that we're better off working individually of one another. Our system is failing and no longer providing the progress and efficiency it was designed to. We've moved to a rentier economy where progress is stifled through patents and hoarding. We're the least productive we've been in centuries because we're too afraid to tackle the political system. People think that correcting immigration will solve their plight, but it won't. They've got the correct ire, but the wrong target (not to say immigration isn't an issue, it is, but a cultural one rather than economic).

It's a great film indeed. Trump's idea is to de-regulate massively - there will be no need for the lobbying, and I don't believe the lobbyists were remotely supporting him. Indeed the donations of Exxon, Koch brothers, Saudi oil, Goldman and so on all went to Clinton. It was a who's-who of cunts. Along the same - but different - lines, Greg Palast's documentary on vote rigging (yes it does occur Donald, but not the way you suggested) is free for today only and definitely worth a watch. A fantastic journalist and decent guy. http://www.gregpalast.com/bestdemocracymovie/

She's got too big a space atween her eyes.

Yep, good post. I don't believe the US was/is in the right place to vote in an independent anymore, they still treat the election like a two-sided football match (as we do here). As I said previously, Trump is just the beginning. He'll pave the way, I hope, for something much better next time round. I don't think it'll be a case of just going back to what you know once he makes a cunt of it. He'll bring things to a head as people will quickly realise that he is - as you say - someone that can easily be enticed into the establishment (if he isn't already part of it) and that the bland policies he eventually realises will do nothing for the people that voted for them. The obvious point for me is that if Hillary won, we'd be playing out this exact same situation in 4 years time (with a different Trump). They might have picked the wrong revolution this time round, but I don't expect the yanks to make the same mistake many more times.

But none of those exist in the fixed electoral system, so he's the next best thing. The thought of a Clinton presidency made me feel physically sick. The system(s) in both the UK and US (and Europe) are entirely broken. Designed to serve corporations. Look at Clintons list of donors, it was an outright disgrace. More of the same is no longer acceptable (and should never have been). We have the opportunity and technology in our children's lifetimes to be truly free, but our system doesn't allow it. Cunts in a political chamber jeering at one another are no longer required (they've never been required). We know the things we need to be free and we know how to get there, it's time for the bought and paid for politicians to step aside. Trump is just the start. He's the cunt that brings things to a head in the most time-efficient manner. Fuck the huns.

Excellent. They chose the wrong person to mess with clearly, he doesn't seem the type to take their shite lying down. He's the type that'd happily cut his nose off to spite his own face - I can see him seeing out his career on their ridiculous wages. Fantastic.

If I was cooking it I'd go for the tofu personally and I'm nae a vegetarian (on a menu, I'd probably take Malaga's dish). More challenge in making the veg dishes I reckon. Like a bit of tofu masel too, interesting tip on the cornflour, will maybe make some tonight. Good work on the cutting down on meat, I've found it really easy and I've done it for years. Probably have meat once a fortnight, maybe red meat once a month. Makes it taste nicer when you have it, but cooking with just veg and pulses/rice etc gives you a far better understanding of flavours and herbs and spices in my opinion. I think everyone should do it. Or we should start making synthetic meat for those who still wish to partake in daily meat.

Surely the overwhelming evidence points in the other direction? Liking or disliking the new stadium aside, we have spent 20 years on failed projects. From a non-partisan perspective the likelihood of us having the funding in place is slim. The likelihood of us getting the required amount for Pittodrie is slim. The likelihood of us getting planning is strong. Hopefully we'll at least do the training ground. The fact of the matter is that the vast majority of the funding is not reliant on us selling Pittodrie or indeed moving stadium. It is external funding. If that money was forthcoming, we'd probably have accessed it by now. If anyone has evidence to the contrary, I'd be interested in seeing it.

Aye, thon snakes chasing the iguanas was mugic.