West of Scotland

You've long championed women's rights in the workplace. Medal's in the post, mate.

Shouldn't you still be raging at our spineless board and chairperson? In fact even more so, because they're using someone else's money for this legal action rather than their own?

I like it when new accounts show their arses so quickly; means I can block them without reading too many of their garbage opinions.

Your reading comprehension must be as good as your spelling ability. Unless you personally have got the six-figure sum required to spunk up against the wall for a court case guaranteed to lose, you should refrain from posting anything else on this board. I thought you said you'd never be back yonks ago anyway.

Do you not the whole board an apology for your "so a friend of mine on the board of a lower league club ..." patter?

F**k's that got to do with today's vote? Change the record!!!

"However, the resolution would need the backing of 32 clubs - with 17 from the top two tiers combined and 11 from the top flight - to pass. It had been understood an outcome just short of that would also force a vote, but it is believed less than 50% approval was reached in each categories." https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53048903 So it was never even close, contrary to the rumour mills and fake news.

The most shocking news since it was announced bears poop in the forest.

Joining the legal fight would keep the three or four people here who think the club isn't "fighting" hard enough happy.

Painful stuff, guys

I don't think I'll hold my breath.

Accepted it the night the season was postponed.

45-year old rumours, this place is getting desperate for football chat

Furlough For Thrills

I'm not going to hold my breath waiting for the rest of the clubs to start giving a feck about either us or the Bairns.

This forum turned into InfoWars so subtly I hardly noticed.

Imagine how many they'll sell of an actual red & yellow home jersey. If they get it out soon.

Is it a t-shirt or a football shirt?

You make it sound like it has to be one or the other. And it's not "woke" - it's simply not being shithouse.

Bit early in the day for festivities, isn't it, sir?

O'Neill's do a lot of printed images on their shirts so maybe we could get Lambie on the away kit.

Reckon we'll get something along the lines of one of these: https://www.oneills.com/uk_en/cork-gaa-2-stripe-player-fit-goalkeeper-jersey-uk.html https://www.oneills.com/uk_en/limerick-gaa-player-fit-goalkeeper-jersey.html https://www.oneills.com/uk_en/farnborough-football-club-soccer-jersey-v3.html

This is my favourite part of the year, the traditional time when clubs who have their shit together start revealing next season's shirt designs. Of course Thistle always manage to be one of the last to do so. In a year where getting them on sale early to make some money would be sensible, I confidently predict we'll have a big reveal sometime in early 2021. Wasn't there a rumour that we were going to be using an Irish firm to make our kits next season?

And how the owners of Thistle at the time voted ...

I take it the Old Firm were the ones behind changing the split gate system entirely for their own benefit - so Aberdeen, Dundee United and the Edinburgh clubs probably thought that it would be good for them too? It would be interesting to see the average historical attendances for every club to really see when the Old Firm pulled away. I found a graph on this forum that charts the champion's average attendance: http://www.scottishleague.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2566 Obviously the Old Firm have always had higher gates but was it their ability to build larger stadiums, thereby increasing their attendances and their own profits and creating a vicious cycle where they were the only clubs to gain fans where everyone else lost? Changing split gates was an insane idea as bonkers as the 11-1 vote rule; time and time again I refer to the American franchise system where everyone gets and equal share of everything is the only way to run sporting leagues. Everyone is supposed to make money. Success for one means success for all.