Butters

One of my best days ever following the Jags. Ended up the wrong side of the fence in the shed as the queues outside for our end were horrendous. Like others have said my memory is of the game being a nail biting affair and so nervous throughout. Ended up on the pitch but looking back at that wall from the shed.......how high was that. Pub crawl from the star to munns and finally The Tavern which was jumping. Ended up in our local pub which was a Celtic one singing "lets all laugh at Celtic" as they had failed to qualify for Europe that day. I was only 21 and this was my first serious celebration as a Jags fan and by god did I make the most of it

Completely agree with you. Not an altogether unreasonable request from Killie looking to boost their coffers, relations with fans and hopefully attract more new ones. God forbid any of these are supported by the SPFL. I can't believe that an organisation can make so many f#ck ups in one day resulting in so much bad press that the head of said organisation could possibly retain his position. But then there is a history of such days passing without any action being taken.

R.I.P.

Are u insinuating that GB could be involved in some mysterious dissapearnce? Has Sansoms body never been found?

I recall this as well but my memory has it as a game in the very early 80's and possibly a new year fixture. Very very hazy memory.

I think we'll finish 9th with Archie at the helm. Ross county 10th putting Dundee into the play off spot on the final day. St Mirren relegated with 3 games to go.

1. Sitting on the wall at the front of the shed watching the game. Quite scary considering the giant drop for a small boy. 2. Being made to stand outside munns or the tavern whilst my brothers went in for a pint. No matter what the weather was like!! 3. Having a fabulous ground with great terracing and atmosphere. Where u could pick what end you went into and even swap over at half time. Loved the old north end terracing in the sunshine.

Nearly spat my beer all over the carpet when I heard him say that. The man is a comic genius. Can't believe no-one has mentioned the worst co-commentator / analyst ever..... The former Irish internationalist Mark Lawrenson

Some amazing stats there. So looking forward to Saturday now and taking my youngest daughter along to her first ever game. We both can't wait

I stand corrected HW. Thought all games were played on the same day and the 3 top 6 games were on Live. Agree with others that hopefully it wont be our game that is on and we wont be relying on other results so I can sit and enjoy the game calmly.

No doubt only a hadful of arrests at the game and around it. Police seem more intent on kettling and getting everyone away from the ground. During the game they seem to have a free reign to do what they please. I'm sure there is the possibility of a few doors being chapped this week and follow up arrests but I would like to see them lifting culprits at the game to show those around them that it will not be tolerated. And I'm not talking about indiscriminate huckling of random supporters. The police and stewards stand and watch groups of them for almost the whole game so they can easily recognise and out the ring leaders and lift them.

Can't believe that all the top six games are on TV on the final day. The bottom six is the tightest it has ever been with every single team involved in the battle (OK Obviously Hearts are down but they are involved). The last day of the league could be one of the most exciting for years and the TV companies are ignoring it. Unbelieveable. Do you think they'll ignore it in a few years time when The Rangers are fighting to avoid the drop?

http://www.dailyreco...mbs-mar-3472041 Nice to see they can be trusted to behave at a youth game. Looks like a carbon copy of the scenes from Firhill a couple of years ago. And we are constantly told that Scottish Football is dying on it's a*se without the "Old firm" games.

Some of us JHS Season ticket holders were moved too for the last game. My seat was right in the demarcation zone between us and the Celtic fans so I had to move. Opted for the Main Stand out of nostalgia but might just move to another seat in the JHS this time. Although in saying that I'm not adverse to Yoda's suggestion of giving them the entire JHS and keeping everyone together.

Discussion on Sportscene last night around when Celtic will win the league this season. One of the possibilities, depending on upcoming results obvioulsy, was that they could win the league at Firhill on the 26th. I seriously hope this isnt the case and we have to witness them partying in our stadium. I know they wouldn't be presented with the trophy that night but still not a nice thought. Oh and this isnt a Celtic hating or bashing post. They've won the league and deserve to celebrate and party just not keen on it being at Firhill and being there to witness it. On a related note has it been announced if the same criteria applies for this game as the last game. ie we get shifted to the main stand to allow them the north and part of the JHS:?

Quite enjoyed my visit to the Main stand. 1st time in about 15 years since I've been there. Got in at about 12:15 and queued for food. Served about 20 minutes later. so dread to think what it was like at half time. Was sitting in line with the penalty box city end so was just to the right of the section that had the Celtic fans declaring themselves after their first goal. Think they left after a few Jags fans told them in no uncertain terms where to go. Did not see one steward make a move towards them or even acknowlege what was going one. Loved the view of the JHS almost full. Thought it looked superb. Do the Celtic fans stand throughout the game at all away grounds? not one of them was seated the whole game. Not a problem with this just wondering.

A lot of threads about the Celtic fans getting the north stand and part of the JHS and the feelings about this etc.. However I've not seen anything so far about what is happening to the season ticket holders in these stands and specifically what section of the JHS are being moved, Apologies if I have completely missed a thread about this but how can I find out if my seat in the JHS is safe and if not what do I do about getting into the game? Do I have to get a separate ticket or can I show my season ticket card at the main stand?

Family lived on Firhill Road in the old tenements across from the tavern. Brothers all went to the games and as soon as I was old enough I was taken and lifted over.

Thought we lost our shape for a little while after their goal and was delighted to hear fans around me screaming for the players to get it down and play to feet and play our passing game. In the past we would have been screaming for balls long into the box. If there's a better passing team in this league I've yet to see them. Some of the passes today were superb.

sad to say the connection is obvious. The CIA are given the data from Firhill, get your details, see that one of their captured aliens has escaped and is attending Jags home games so therefore decide to come clean before you spill the beans on them. Pretty obvious really.

No. I sit in the JHS just on the half way line about 7 rows from the front and I heard it clear as day. Every time it was played (and it was a good half dozen) all around me looked at the tannoy speaker in disbelief and shook their heads in disgust.

he'll have to sit on the bench and wait for his chance to try and win us over. Let's face it he's good but could he displace Lawless?

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Don't forget that if we win this on Friday night we are top of the Premiership. Draw and DUFC go top alphabetically. Massive game in my opinion for this reason alone.

No no no. A lot of crap in my opinion. Did the h*ns not do this? Retire the number 12 and say it was given to the fans then when they returned as Sevco in the 3rd div they had to use no. 12 again!!!!