Electric Blues

No wind up, genuine questions. If they're completely illiquid and will never make anyone a penny then that's fine, just so everyone knows that going in.

I'm thinking of acquiring a goodly number of shares, mainly for myself but also a few for Xmas presents. Can these shares be easily transferred / re-registered for that purpose? Also, while I'm very much aware that these are not an "investment" per se, and I'm not looking to outperform Warren Buffett or anything, are the shares actually listed on any exchange where their price can be tracked? £10 each seems like an awfully round and arbitrary number. Finally, are they ever likely to pay any dividends or have any preference rights? (The FAQ makes no mention of any of these sorts of details.)

The graphic for the opening post for the Cup Final thread on P&B might be referring to that in a post-ironic fashion. If you haven't seen it already, I've linked to it below for your amusement.

Any other day it would be Carson, but for that second from Moult. Time seemed to stop when he hit it, but from that moment you just knew it was going in. And when it did - total scenes! Every time I close my eyes I see it again. The replays just don't do it justice.

That was the first game I've managed to get over for this season (I'd already booked the travel to coincide with the Celtic game on Saturday, so a Hampden semi was some bonus.) As an exile I am always very grateful when folk give their post-match analysis, so I was really looking forward to returning the favour with my own detailed critique. So, here goes: FUCKING MAGIC! GIRFUY PEDRO!

I wondered about this myself as the second half wore on. Every passing minute without that particular substitution made it look more likely that he was being saved for Hampden. After his contribution in the quarter-final it wouldn't surprise me to see him start next week.

That bench could give Accies a good game.

Hopefully we'll spank Accies by 6 or 7 to nil at the weekend, and that'll motivate some more fence sitters.

Optimism would be expecting to beat them 3 times in that week.

We've subbed Tanner, Moult and McHugh, and the team doesn't seem to be any weaker for it. What a time to be alive!

1 point away from a European slot. Glass half full, surely?

Loads, all £22.50. You'll recognise me - I'll be wearing my Well Society pin badge. https://www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/jerry-sadowitz-2/

If it's on the Sunday I'll need to change my travel arrangements to match, but there are worse problems to have! I've already booked tickets for Jerry Sadowitz at the Pavilion on the Saturday night, so it should be some weekend.

I signed up recently with a monthly pledge through PayPal. It took a few weeks, but I did eventually receive a professional looking welcome letter though the post with a certificate, a membership number, and a Well Society lapel pin. Would an earlier email acknowledgement have been nice too? Yes, of course it would, but it certainly isn't a deal breaker. Anyway, now that I have my membership number in my hand I must sign up for the Exiles Club. (I was hoping to get over tonight for an Aberdeen double-header, but business has sadly intervened so it looks like Celtic on 21/10 will be my first game this season.)

Never mind the bollocks - surely it's "Sid"?

Or another £100k on the price tag? Looks like he's about 40 votes behind the Lincoln boy now. We're being outplayed by League 2 here.

Get fucking in! Mine's a double.

There's another first half gone by without a single shot on target. Against Ross County. At home. Surely this can't be right?

Almost felt sorry for their keeper at the second - talk about "rooted".

Nothing will change the points and goal difference columns, granted, but getting one or two key players back who might swing the next game for us is surely worth considering. I also think you're on a sticky wicket if you expect the post mortem on a footie discussion forum not to run on a bit beyond 4:46 following a match with so many talking points.

I suspect a large factor in his decision was the wild appealing from just about every member of the Saints team, including their fucking goalie, who was only marginally further away from the incident than Thomson. The only thing that should have swayed him was his assistant's lack of action, but no, he just had to unleash his inner fud.

I think he genuinely thought he could get to the ball, or at least block it, but the panel may be sceptical about whether that was actually possible without going through the player. Whatever the outcome it was some burst of pace from the big man to get there at all - if that had been Hammy he'd have got to the bye line just as they were kicking off for the restart.

Absolutely agree. If any member of the Well Society happens to run a micro-brewery somewhere between here and Aberdeen, I'll put my name down for that trip now.

My new away top arrived this afternoon, just in time. Great looking piece of kit. Not that I'll actually get to a game with it until later in the year, but I'll be huddled by the crackly radiogram in it tomorrow night in the hope it might finally replace my lucky match day pants from 1991.

Hearts finish third, after a 2-2 draw. We avoid Hibs too , as they'll finish top after Ross County fail to beat Arbroath.