Jaggernaut

Often used to describe Margaret Thatcher, I recall.

A telling reminder of how some of our hard-earned taxes are used: http://dotsub.com/view/01ad2718-073c-474a-ac40-c7a72e199d55

Cheers for that. Sounds like it's worth a visit.

His sole role is to talk Scotland down at every opportunity, in a vain effort to reinforce the notion that Scotland is a dependence junkie that needs handouts from Westminster in order to survive, while hoping of course that the people here remain underprivileged to further reinforce it. Thankfully more and more Scots are becoming increasingly aware of the British nationalists' lies and tactics.

Watching the two later games made me see more than a passing resemblance in style between Donald Park and Paul Cairney, though Park has more pace. Both are right wee needles, probably a nightmare to play against!

Yep; a bit of a shame that it didn't quite sell out. Whoever got the profits from the bar certainly was quids in! I reckon that something similar at Firhill to belatedly celebrate the Firhill Centenary would also be a hit, especially if combined with promotion to the SPL!

Big Roughie: incomparable. Excellent to see 18,000 inside the old Firhill.

Great to see the opening video from last night's celebration too!

If I could re-live any single day, it would be that one.

Yes, a BIG thank you and CONGRATULATIONS for what was a brilliant event.

The huge Thistle "choir" was indeed in the left side of that terracing. However, there were plenty of Jags fans also in the stands, and in fact everywhere. On the video of match when you see the goals again in slow motion from another angle you can see the fans celebrating all over the place.

Noticed that the Thistle Bar was open again yesterday, presumably under new management. Anybody been in?

His finish certainly let him down yesterday; all he had to do was sidestep the ball into an open goal, but he ballooned it over.

Excuse me, but it was the Thistle end that afternoon! I've always wondered who was the fan that ran onto the pitch at the end of the game before the polis got to him.

You're right about Sinclair. Last week against Raith Rovers I couldn't believe how bad his passing was, and I put it down to an off-day. But yesterday was even worse; a shocking collection of over-hit, under-hit, or off-target passes. You're also right about the dropped points. If, as usual, we play the socks off Dundee at Dens Park but still lose, that will be 1 point gained out of 9. That would be worrying.

That pretty much sums it up, I reckon. Though I'd add that there are too many long cross-field passes that don't actually take us any further forward but that give the opposition plenty of time to get organized in defence. Great that the team kept fighting right until the end.

Excellent photies. Thank God for supersub Erskine!

It did take a bit of time to get going, and the place could have done with more tables and chairs, but it ended up a great party! Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thought Mr Gilmour was an excellent compere, Neil Sturgeon rallied the troops brilliantly, and as for the players and Davie McP, well, simply all true legends! I even thought the comedian was quite funny!

Looks like Mark Yardley.

Amazingly accurate!

So, can't you find a Japanese person in Ireland who could buy it and send it to you?

A bit mental, was JM!

Deid.

I absolutely loved being in the old shed when we played against the old filth. Sure, we were outnumbered 5 to 1, but we always made ourselves heard and showed those bottom feeders that we were there, and that whatever they threw at us we could take it and give at least as much back. I loved singing "Baxter's a Hippy", "F*ck yer Harry..." "Who put the ball in the R*angers net..." etc etc. In fact, come Saturday night, when Thistle Old and New come together, I might just be tempted to break out............ in a cold sweat!

That's right. Everybody who deserves it will eventually make it. Just a shame that it might be posthumous for some folk when it doesn't need to be.