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we should stick on the champions league music for a laugh

I don't think hamilton will go down. After the game on Saturday, I find it hard for anyone to believe ICT will actually stay up. Hamilton have to much dig and fight in them, and St Mirren also have a couple of players who are able to pull things out the bag. The dismantling of ICT has already started...wait for Brewster to be under fire over february time if they go crashing out the Scottish cup. I think we are safe, and only at the end of january will the league take shape properly.

Wid that be a love rat?

aye very good.... ...to try and haul this back on topic, a bigger chunk of the interview can be seen at the fishel site lads.. Mark McGhee interview

McGhee Interview

Don't take the bate!

from fishel site lads... Mcghee interview clicky

He never said that, he actually stated the opposite. I was actually in the press conference and to be honest it was pretty clear from his comments (and also the comments from Keith Lasley) that it is down to the players for the performances and no one else, and they are more than aware they need to improve to climb up the table.

I think it is a phase we all go through at some point or other when we grow up. Between the ages of 16-19 I used to sit down the away end of the East Stand and sing and be as loud as I could be, but eventually you grow out of it and retreat further along the stand. I think the 'Well boys have their place, and flags etc do make a bit of a difference. However, I have to agree with Sieb to a certain extent on some issues. Yes when the crowd was as low as it was tonight, It wouldn't be that problematic to leave about 50 fans to stand up and jump about, as there wasn't really that many people round them to disturb. It is when the crowd is bigger that it gets on my nerves. Yeah the strictly no standing rule wasn't brought in with the mass crowds of Fir Park in mind, but rules are rules... and by not adhearing to the terms and conditions on tickets and season books, you are causing a considering risk of the club getting into trouble over this. A bit of common sense needed perhaps. You can support the team without causing a disruption, as you have proved in the past.

I think how everyone deals with it is upto that individual person. The problem (and danger) of organising something like this on a grand scale is that someone will disagree or perhaps be offended. On the 29th I will deal with it in my own way, probably heading to the ground and just being on my own with my thoughts like i was a year before. As for at the ICT game, perhaps just bringing the banner out at half time and doing an applause then? I don't think the players or anyone else needs reminded of it. Everyone is different though...

aye susie good luck

aye mate i'll have a look for it when im next in uni. edit: here you go mate, managed to find it. rough copy right enough!

Well done to the under 13's and good luck to the 15's and 17's. Wrote an article on the under 17's and the womens team about a month or so ago, some very promising footballers indeed. Think the womens team will benefit a lot in a few years when the girls start to move up.