Jaggernaut

Maybe in some kind of sanctuary, with similar creatures?

Spent most of his time grunting and screeching about the board, probably while scratching his baws. A bit like one of his cousins who posts these days (but tends to shut up when we've won).

Great result in the end. My relatives who were watching on tv and chatting on WhatsApp were emphasizing our walking-paced, sideways and backwards passing, leading to absolutely no openings and combined with a lack of movement up front. Judging from many of the comments on this thread, many if not most other people see these issues clearly. So why doesn't Doolan? PS: They also said that Graham was honking: terrible ball control, terrible passing, too slow. We need to be lucky that he actually gets one tap-in on target per game.

It would be interesting to know how many first- and second-half goals we've scored at each end of Firhill over the past several seasons (or whenever this superstitious starting the match facing the north end started).

Just saw a photo: I like that Accies top. Maybe it's not to the taste of some folk who don't like mustard, which I love!

Old pretenders at that. Let's see more of our young pretenders!

Since the prediction polls started appearing at the top of the matchday threads this season, I think they've all ended up with "Jags win" prevailing. Like others, I often let my heart rule my head in such matters, but it currently looks like "Accies win" is the overall prediction for this match. Presumably the realisation is sinking in that we just cannot count on our team to beat lowly or mid-table teams. Sad state of affairs.

He can ski-daddle!

Ian McCauld doing the commentary.

JLow's time at Firhill always reminded me of wannabe tories: all about appearances, spin, and spending money, but in reality ending up in fur coat and nae knickers.

Kick-off was held up that day to let the crowd in. Looks like those who did eventually come in changed their mind.

Anybody know of an effective treatment for crimson simianitis?

Certainly looks a bit on the mad side!

I'm guessing your alluding to biggest Jags hero of all time (well, at least in my lifetime), Dave McP. It was indeed a less than scintillating start to new manager's career, but what a season it developed into, and then the one after that! 👍

Thanks for that information. You've corrected my memory, and now I remember feeling surprised (and disappointed) at his rather sudden disappearance at the start of that pretty amazing season. I wonder if he had any regrets in the long term about leaving when he did.