McKennan

So, there are three fitba grounds in EK that Clyde could move to?

Nae points each for a no-score draw; a point each for a score draw; three points for a home win; four points for an away win.

That idea went back to 1967. The theme showed up again in Daleks In Manhattan. The two stories have lines of dialogue in common. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Evil_of_the_Daleks

I guess someone's seriously underestimating our players' desire to win the league.

Umm ... history and genealogy sites, mostly. I've been talking to a couple of friends about a genealogy project that would put football clubs at the centre of their research. My great-grandfather grew up in the Calton. He was around St Mary's in the late 1880s and I'm trying to establish if family legend about a connection to the early years of Celtic is true. The Irish 'thing' with Celts fans makes organising such groups relatively easy. Might as well slip in a blatant plug for this website while I'm at it. http://www.mlsarchives.com/

No Will, it was .net. I got home from work about 12:30 and found the landing page was not what should have been there. Ptfc.net was the only Jags site I moderated.

Nope, though on his visit a few years ago his companion was rather charming.

Will, did we ever find out who hacked .net with some of those 'lovely' images? I remember getting in from work for the 'nightshift', as you once put it, and finding something that would have made Roy Stuart blush. Someone mentioned Bacon earlier in the thread - I have an email addy for Emil somewhere. I'll dig it out and send him a message. Can you remember when .net launched? I started using the web about 1998 - Prestel dial-up - and I'm sure it was one of the first football sites I found.

Pleased for you. There were other matters to be concerned with today.

It appears to be the Archibald/Paterson way. I am still confident they'll win the league and smash Morton one on Wednesday. Try reconciling that with an unbeaten run of six games and winning the league.

Showed up the best and the worst of Archie's Thistle. I suspect McNamamara's Jags would not have been such a trainwreck.

Where's this? I'm assuming it refers to the evening of the Morton game at Firhill. Another kit launch, perhaps? I hope not - we can't say the last kit launch day against Morton was what we wanted.

http://www.scotsman.com/edinburgh-evening-news/football/hibs/ex-hibs-man-sean-welsh-makes-push-for-spl-1-2874489 Edinburgh Evening News this week. A wee departure from Chris's mind crank.

I'll second that. Get them photographed and online. Maybe do a clothesline shot like CD did a few years ago.

Property development team from Dundee looking at Firhill. Happy times ahead.

From October 23rd 1971. A long way ...

Golden generation? Does Thistle get to hold on to its better players to have a 'golden generation'?

For 90 minutes it's the most important game you'll ever watch.

It would appear my understanding is clearly incorrect. Thank you for that, Ian. Are these stewards you follow on Facebook friends of yours, or do you just log on and have a look at what they're saying from time-to-time? Does the club have a social media policy for its staff and volunteers? This is all getting complicated and confusing.

They talk about their work on Facebook?

Osmosis.

Very nice indeed. Three points for an away win would be nice, too.

'Reined in'. As always, there are two sides to a story, G. It's my understanding that Firhill stewards are forbidden from posting about their duties.

That's a bit of a rub, isn't it? Football club or childminder service?

Was there any sign of adults accompanying these minors to your knowledge, Ian?