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I'll be playing under a new name next year ... Falkirk FC

Well done AJ ... I was just helping the aged!! & cheers again BB

looking ahead to tomorrow's semi ... c'mon the saints!

will watch it later - what was the score?

I always thought you were on the phone when glancing at that tiny fotie! ... every day is a school day

cheers FB hadn't seen that - that brought a huge smile to my intractable face on a sunny Friday night - John Lambie ... what an absolute jags man he was - here's to you JL

Wull we crowdfund for his fare?

only as good as your last game BW - management is harsh

we lost narrowly tonight after a thoroughly deserved weekend bender & veins full of shots - does anyone really care?

keep this under yer hat BW, but I heard the directors talking about you in less than complimentary terms tonight ... words like “he has our full support” were overheard

I agree with LIB - a good unanimous decision and no doubt club insiders will have been exposed to more incompetent administration than we found out about - ok for presentation and will make a point. But then move on thereafter. However, never forget.

Unless I'm mistaken, pre-contracts are not binding so they could change their minds. No point pi**ing players off who've just won us the league a few days ago by leaving them out against Montrose unless they've still got a raging hangover!

Tony Coyle, 53, born and brought up in Garnethill and went to St Joes in Raglan Street, a stones throw from Firhill. Later years of primary school were spent touring the local areas on Saturday mornings with the jannie, Mr McCann, playing the local primary school scallies at oakgrove, abercorn, dunard, st pats, st charles amongst others on red ash pitches exclusively and almost always when the red ash was frozen solid. First game was Meadowbank Thistle around mid 70’s and I’ve been gloryhunting ever since. Nom de plume was given to me by teammates at the resurrected Third Lanark AFC in 2007/8 run by another staunch Jag in the shape of big Matt Curry. Now living south of the river and still, at my advanced age, active in 11s amateur football (relatively injury free and it’s a bit easier on the joints being a keeper) so don’t get up to Firhill as much as I would like to unless Saturday afternoon matches are called off. Former shed boy who now resides a few rows behind Camaillan in the JLS when I do take a walk up memory lane.

& don’t forget a very special welcome party for the blazers outside the ground

Let’s hope it’s a double barrel they get then

does anyone have any idea what McCall has been alluding to revealing in interviews - what's he got up his sleeve?

No "Must Win" games No votes to decide relegation No court cases to challenge decisions No pending takeover bids No risk to the managers job no BobbyH and his cargo no BobbyH and a new thread every 2 minutes no BobbyH threatening to go away for good only to come back after 72 hours no FT announcing every second week or so that Caroline M has won the half-time jackpot again no directors statements Going to be a bit dull around here I've added to your initial list DD - any more?

how's that even possible - some people just born lucky I suppose!

3 points and a clean sheet please - don't down the tools and lose any momentum ahead of the promotion please.

Banzo was like beckenbauer tonight - imperious!

You are the dogs baws big Willie - slainte!

could get messy!

Starting at three and blootered by kick off!

Make it a good yin Big Wull and in the 25th century, you’ll be amongst the firmament of greatest speeches of all time alongside Lincoln’s Gettysburg address & MLK’s I have a dream. Perhaps an adapted version of Churchill’s WW2 one ... “ We shall fight them on the Nollie!”