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They didn't give a million to a bunch of lying politicians, they gave their money to the only party that can deliver their desire of an independent Scotland. As for the Jags, don't be too quick to condemn them, i'm sure if he is a jags fan, and remember he lives in Largs, whose local team are also nicknamed the Jags (could be he was misquoted)then they will get around to us in their own good time.

Reasons For Waiting - Jethro Tull

Tosser

Ullapool

Rothesay

Well spotted Inverkip.

Davie, you make it sound like i say Beith on a regular basis, that was the first time i had mentioned it. It's only mentioned as my location as i live in the sh@thole. Anyhoo, East Kilbride.

Little By Little - Oasis

Beith

As an ex city end fan i agree, as for the rest of your post

That's what i like about the unionist party's, they would never make cheap personal jibes at someone with a different view from themselves.

This hasn't been one of our better A-Z games, X-Ray Spex had 3 top 40 hits, could have had, Xavier- Work That Sucker To Death. 1982, I'll put it out it's misery with. Zager And Evans- In The Year 2525. 1969

It should read, Defending our Irish Traditions. Scotland at that time didn't have a sectarian problem between Protestants and Catholics (there had been at the time of the reformation, but in the 1830/40s there was relative calm between both sects) until the potato famine brought the bigots of both sides over in huge numbers. This resulted in the opening of Orange lodges and Hibernian clubs, where they could enlist uneducated and easily led Glaswegians to fight for their own cause. When Rangers fans sing "the famine's over, why don't you go home" they are showing their complete lack of knowledge and ignorance of their "History and Traditions", that the vast majority of their support would also have to go home, (Back to Ireland as Ulster didn't exist when they came over). If you try to explain the flaws in their traditions (by telling them of for example, William of Orange having the backing of the Pope and the Vatican) they go nuts, yet they refuse to look at any historical accounts or books. It makes me proud to say that i am a Jags fan and have no connection to their petty Irish squabbles.

It looks quite interesting, will check it out when i have more time. (unless i forget)

So you were posing a rhetorical question then?

Autumn Almanac - The Kinks.

Correcting my grammar, that's a bit harsh, i'm still nursing a hangover.

Tough crowd, i'll have to bring the big guns out.

Alexei Sayle- Ullo John Got A New Motor? 1984

You've really got to get her out your head, she's married now.

The mention of Johnny Flood Brought back memory's, shame his career was cut short, if i remember right it was against Morton at Cappielow that he got his injury, He was one of my favourite players of that time.I smile to myself when i read of attendance's at games from years gone by, like the one in this piece, 5,301 against Airdrie, i used to shake my head in those days and think, "we should be getting more in to watch us than this".I wonder if youngsters who are watching us now will bring their kid's in about twenty years time and say "i remember when we used to get 2,000 in here to watch us son". Only time will tell.

Took me a while to decide, then finaly went for Rowson.

Or even the joke's, like when the the rag and bone man come's up Firhill Rd on his horse and cart blowing his bugle, we all run out with our big bulging sack's (who's that sniggering at the back) and he say's to us "would ye's like some balloons" and we say "No thanks pal we've got 11 of our own". Brrrruuuuuummm Tishhhh. Thank you i'm here all week.

You too Jaggernaut, Men Without Hats - The Safety Dance. 1983 It's an artists surname that's the letter.

Alan Rough, And Pele 1966, we all went to see the great man but Billy Bremner kicked him off the park, if i remember right i don't think he came back out after half time, i was only 9 at the time so the memory is a bit hazy, but i do remember Stevie Chalmers scoring that day.