Aren't all matches these days effectively "all ticket", as you need to need to buy a ticket at the kiosk before going through the turnstyles?
Would the club really turn away folk who turned up on the night?
You know what that means: there'll be a couple of hundred tims in the north stand, having bought tickets, and probably many more infiltrating the JH stand on the night.
But calling other people's posts "the most insane thing you've ever read" and "moronic" is an eloquent discussion?
Ach, what's the point. You're right, let's be done with it.
I've read that and re-read it, and I cannae find a pun!
But I agree, and I think heel be the object of some tough treatment from football fans. I'm surprised at the tarts keeping him on, but then again they are the tarts.
A few years ago the Jags shop used to sell models of articulated lorries! The Titanic might have been more apt.
Actually, I've got two of those lorries...... Destined for "Cash in the Attic" in 50 years from now.
He's not a player who stood out for me last season, though I can't remember him having any howlers. JM clearly thinks that he's potentially important for us, so happy to see this contract signed.
I stumbled on Nina Conti yesterday. Very funny, I think. Check out the act with her "granny" too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yqvoka4CHVg&feature=related
I know that occasionally the idea comes up of trying to bring along a friend or a lapsed Thistle fan or two to a match. It's something that costs nothing, other than hurt pride and loss of credibility after it all goes t*ts up at the match. My aim for next season is to try to persuade a few folk who normally wouldn't be seen at a football ground to come along. Dunno what they might ask me to do in return, though.