AndyMac

Thanks Dicky, good to have you aboard, as always a voice of sanity and reason in a mad bad dangerous world.

He looks a bit like a skiiny version of that character who used to sing in "tears for fears"

Last season both players did very well for the club, so don't get me wrong, I think Lyle Taylor is a very good conventional centre forward, who will probably get better still. However, I do believe that Kris Doolan is underated (just like Stevie Lawless) he is very fast thinking and has a lot more to his game than is given credit for.

Have to disagree, Taylor is very good, but Doolan is better. They are different types of player.

I remember Eddie Prudham playing for Stockport County in the late 1970's, he was good but couldn't always get a start in that team of 4th division strugglers, as they has Les Bradd & Stuart Lee playing for them, who were also very handy at banging in the goals. The other day my son and I were watching the excellent how we stayed up video (goals of last season) on youtube. What striked me was how good Kris Doolan is, he scored 9 goals? many of great quality, he only played half a season and did not have a barrell load of chances to squander. I realy like Lyle Taylor, rate him highly and would be very happy to have him hear again, nevertheless, I honestly do think that Doolan is the better striker.

Probably better to have a Europe team, that would make it simpler still.

Put me down for £10 please Will

I'm not a fan of Foxy but have to admit he had a good game on Saturday, however, since we have been in the top flight, I would rate Gallagher as the far better keeper.

"I think it was down to hard work, really. The manager got it right with the team selection and put a hard-working team out. It was down to that work ethic we won" He does not mention him by name, but I bet you Stevo's ears are burning.

baw bag!

Let's get this thread back to Archies sacks.

To be honest I have never found Woody Allen all that funny and this "joke" is no exception, always preffered his brother Dave.

I wouldn't worry too much about it, most people on here know that you don't mean any harmto anyone

Good idea to give Archie a turn, as Stevo obviously needs a break from it.

Excellent result, well done everyone, well done Thistle

Sorry for getting the wrong end of the stick, I thought you wanted to move.

Ok, lets put this way. You would like to stay at Firhill but think the stadium is in a state. You do not believe that the current Bod, or any other board will sort it out. For the above reasons you want to move to a new stadium. However, for this to work you must trust the BoD to sell our stadium to build and maintain a new one. You do not trust this or any other future Bod, hence my belief that your arguement is a contradiction of itself.

Cometh the hour, cometh the man, I think our Stevo is going to do a demolition job on Motherwell.

No need to sign Faddy JLS, not when you have Stevo

Your arguement is a bit of a contradiction.

I think perhaps your issues with Firhill are more to do with the people running the club than the ground itself? If we were to move to a new ground the same problems would arise in no time at all due to lack of maintenace as the same people would be running the show?

McFadden not replacing Archie.

It may be more that your done with the stadium, rather than the stadium being done?

Hopefully we will get point/s out of this, if not we need a right good performance from Stevo and the boys

The main stand at Firhill is a cracking old stand, was in it with my son for the recent game against Celtic, we had a good view of play etc, there was however a truly awfull smell coming from the "catering" stall, it smelt like someone was cooking up an old corpse. We never used the toilets as we were not their too long as we were sat amongst a right load of knob heads from both Celtic and Thistle and the atmosphere was pretty ugly, my wee boy got scared ended up in tears and we went home early. Point being it wasn't the decrepit old stand that spoilt the match experience, it was some of the degenerates attending it. The JHS is a also a cracking big stand and looks very impressive when sitting in the main stand, you get a good view, toilets are fine, most of the folk are friendly enough, if it's a mechanno kit, it's a right big mechanno kit, I like the JHS alot, also Jackie Husband used to be a neighbour of ours, my older brother was friends with his son, so yes I like the Jackie Husband Stand. Yes, the North Stand is a cheap lego stand, so I suppose if we moved and you already reside in the North Stand you can be rest assured, safe in the knowledge that you will get another stand much the same, the song "Maryhill is wonderfull" could be a little trickier, but we would have a new song, perhaps not better, but at least it would be "NEW" and that's what matters these days. The Bing, I have looked at the plans for it and to be honest, it could be better, but there again it could be worse, a bit like Thistle I suppose.