Jaggernaut

True; not necessary, but Jags fans do likewise.

I wouldn't be in the least surprised if a "4-sided stadium" requirement got adopted one of these days.

Quite funny that like Giggs' super injunction, the "ban" cannae be enforced.

That was a sore one, definitely. But I don't really hold it against them. Not like those lousy arabs a couple of years earlier, aided by a bent referee.

Simon Donnelly.

Allinayrareugly.

Not sure that you quite got the message behind my post, but I'm used to getting misinterpreted. No mistake, I'd love hoorface to be playing next season. And good to have you guys back.

Dunno; since Wolves survived by the very skin of their teeth, they'll be looking for something different next season. It may be better for them to have Griffiths around andplaying in the reserves every week so that at least they can try him out when required. I'm not sure that in their position just leaving him back at Dundee would be much help, as he's not going to improve there.

For once we come out on top after selling a player! It's a good point. They paid more than they could afford, and they failed to get promoted. Will he be there next season? Who knows, but even if he is, there's still serious doubt about whether they could win the division. Excellent work by Agent Harkins.

Full agreement with the end of the above post. But I'd take the "brain injury" description with a kilo of salt. Any damage is likely to predate his getting hit by one or two 2p coins (misers!); he is, after all, a ballboy at Tynecastle.

I beg to differ, sir. Giggs would surely be in an all-time greatest Man Utd team, and deservedly so. 100% agreement on everything else.

I would back Pie of the Month's post above. For too many years now I've looked forward to an end-of-season clear-out and a whole bunch of new faces arriving at Firhill to freshen the whole squad up. But this time it's different; I'm actually pleased at those we already have on the books, and feel that it's a question of plugging 2 or 3 gaps rather than wholesale changes. A few good players to add to what we have, and we should be in a position to have a decent crack at it.

Seconded. Actually, I've already got a shrine for the hoor in my hoose. It's the kitchen.

He certainly didn't look too happy during the parade around Old Trafford yesterday. Odd that, after the great season he's just had. Give him half a chance, he'll score.

That sounds excellent, M'am.

You forgot the Earl of Jennings and the Duke of Gilzean.

I hope Holloway gets kept on by Blackpool, and Eck at Birmingham.

Absolutely weird. Given all the publicity that Ryan has had recently, given the great season that he's just had, there's STILL a reluctance to give him the prominence he deserves, even in Scottish newspapers today (online versions, at least).

Exactly the same feelings here.

Bear?

Now I might be wrong, but might there be a hint therein of irony, sarcasm, or cynicism? I've always struggled to differentiate them, but I can usually whiff one of them.

He's honestly my favourite footballer of the last 20 years. A two-decadentertainer.

The hoor will be 36 this year. But he's still banging them in and is their club captain, so I reckon he'll be playing on for them next season.

Yesterday it was George Best. Today I'd just like to express admiration for Ryan Giggs. What a player! Especially away from home.

It's certainly fuelling a lot of speculation. There can't be many people who've sh*gged a panda.