Lambies Lost Doo

Talk about pressure.

We are in a Final! Never been to Livi before but looks a decent modern stadium. Lets get excited and look forward to this!

I think it's a good idea and well done on emailing Ian Maxwell directly and posting on this board. The club could have a ticket combo of hospitality and transport to and from the club. Easier for fans to travel and gets money for the club. You could get different levels of hospitality in Aitken Suite and Alan Rough Lounge.

I'd keep the team from Falkirk but have Sinclair in for injured Banzo, Doolan for Craig and Scully in goal for a run out. If the result is going in our favour and we are looking comfortable then use up the subs to give others a run out and try.

Thanks folks. It's hard to put on a "tourist" head when people are coming up especially when it's couples. I pray for a dry weekend.....

Couple pints in Glasgow then supporters bus over to Livi. Hopefully the usual supporters buses would put on extra buses for the travelling fans and also make a bit of money out of it to go towards their club funds and keep the cost down for the real travelling die hards.

Always thought it would be a good idea if we could have a setup outside the stadium similar to a farmers market with a few stalls selling good quality hamburgers, sausages etc. There is a cracking Indian Street Kitchen that I have been to at Queens Park Farmers Market. Cordon off the area so people can go to it during the game, half time and end of the game. Different theme or different stalls every game or done a couple times a season. The whole pie and bovril and jumbo hotdog is not appealing to me.

I'm looking forward to it. Really need to get this in the public psyche and get a good crowd.

I would love to see a full Firhill every week but an increase in numbers takes time. What people are organising with the U16's is great. It is a long term strategy and it must continue and I am sure we will see the benefits. When people hit over 16 they will either get money off their folks or they really should have money from their part-time job. I really go into football aged over 16 as I was old enough to go to football on my own (protective parents over a simple child) and then at uni the half price into Firhill was what really captured me and kept me away from Rangers and I would go with mates from Northern Ireland and other parts of Scotland who were studying in Glasgow.

Got 2 couples up from England in Glasgow in 2 weekends time and thinking about what to do and see in Glasgow and need to get my tourist hat on. Anyone done the same for people who have visited in a similar situation. I'm thinking Friday night - local for a couple of drinks in Shawlands. Saturday - weather dependent Necropolis, Merchant City, Alien War at The Arches, lunch venue to be decided, (hoping to sneak away to Thistle game with the gents), walk up to West End including Park Circus, Kelvingrove Park, University Avenue, dinner in West End venue to be decided) Sunday - late breakfast in Shawlands/Strathbungo (as stay in Cathcart)

Why do they want him to go? He is good enough for SPL.

I like going away and watching Scotland. I love my team of which I have no choice but to follow as that is where I was born and bred. Get so worked up and hopeful about them and then get kicked in the nuts on quite a few occassions. Still living off being in Paris 2007 with the Faddy goal. Agree about what cjptfc says, I have very little in common with so many of the "fans", it's like looking at a stag do from Brigadoon. The kind of people who demand that every sign in Scotland should be in English and Gaelic despite them never speaking the language and only 1% of the population speak it. On a side note I kept getting confused with signs in Cardiff and all the English/Welsh duplicity and that was when sober. Too many "characters" and not enough real lovers of football and the team.

How was The Brass Monkey gathering?

I would like to think we could get a crowd of close to 10k for this so I would say Fir Park.

I was in Cardiff and if you avoid the "organised" events and the 2 or 3 awful crowded pubs that the sheep all hang around then it was alright. 6 or 7000 fans there and minimal bangers but I did retire about midnight gutted about game before the real "party" started somewhere. The most annoying part of the day, excludiing score, was some ****** from up north somewhere accusing me of queue jumping at the bar in some horrible social club near the ground and rabbiting in my ear how unhappy he was although as I was struggling to understand him with his accent and how pissed he was. Can't be bothered with people dressing all up. They do it for attention and rarely care about the football. The Tartan Army has become a parody. I'm a Scotland fan not a member of the Tartan Army.

Watched NJ Devils and NY Rangers a few times when in NYC. It's a great game to watch and always fancied going to the Glasgow team. Went yonks ago when in primary school to the ice rink in Finnieston which is now a Curry's and other shops and was handed a ice hockey stick by one of the players. Proudly took it to school the next day and still have it. In addition I went to Basketball to watch Glasgow Rocks at the new Commonwealth Emirates Arena on Sunday. Was only a fiver and a good way to break up "Suicide Sunday" feeling on the evening. Had about 5000 there and would go back to it.

Hopefully there will be a return of buses if/when we get to the final. Fingers crossed. Never seen us in a final before and missed the semi-final against the TAFKAR (The Artist Formerly Known As Rangers) as I was in USA.

On Sunday The Rob Roy pub is showing Cowdenbeath game in London Paddington area.

This is one of those topics where if you don't have anything positive to say then don't say it. Supporters buses keep the Away support going, are a good laugh and get you from A to B taking out a lot of the hassle as the people who organise them take all that hassle to themselves.

Another suggestion is for the club/volunteers to have a big push say twice a season to push more people to join the fund. Advertise it in advance and then have people actively signing up supporters to join on a specific Saturday. "Sign Up Saturday" with additional bells and whistles to get people's attention.

Looking at that menu it would be great if the fans in the concourse could be offered different types of pakora, bajis, samosas and other delights to buy. I'd have a pakora and lassi over a pie and bovril any day.

It's not expensive either. Same price for adults. An extra £3 if you have a kid.

That's a great deal. So many good curry houses in Glasgow it's a win win for all.

Did he win though? (I would laugh out loud if he did)

As long as we get the £££££££