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Bigi back to haunt us. Why do ex players always score against us? etc.

Likewise. I also still regard McAllister to have been the most successful player we produced in my lifetime. No idea what happened to him after he stopped playing. Seems to have disappeared from the game.

Given the current economic climate, installments are higher risk and I'd be looking for a larger fee to mitigate that. Last thing we need is a club filing for administration when they still owe us a million or two. Celtic are much lower risk in that regard as they have cash in the bank.

Hopefully senior international appearances will be part of our add-ons.

And this from the club that needed to go begging for £10 million half way through last season just to keep them afloat operationally.

He made that decision last season. I can understand why someone his age might be reluctant to up sticks and move further away from home, but I think he'd do better if he did. I've resigned myself to the fact that he'll be heading to Glasgow, though.

And O'Donnell - he's one of us now as well.

He'll be on the Celtic bench on Sunday, so that's OK with me.

Unlikely we'll get the facts. It will be "undisclosed" + reported to be in the region of + a statement from the club saying best deal ever. Details won't appear anywhere.

Skippy hasn't scored for us since 2017, so would slot in quite nicely.

If anybody knows a reliable goalscorer within our budget, I'm sure they could earn themselves a tasty finders fee. Anyone who complained about Porter, Higdon, Sutton etc. shortly after they arrived need not apply.

I'll rip out his sticker from my Panini Album of Broken Dreams and burn it in the ashes of the Gary McAllister Euro 96 International Special Edition.

Maybe it's an EPL or Bundesliga club that are making a bid and we're sitting him out for that. It will be Celtic, but I think that's a poor move for him. Not as poor a move as Rangers was for Hastie, but I think he'd do better outside of Scotland.

Polworth will be fine against Glentoran.

If Celtic follow their usual path of immediately loaning out the youngsters they sign (see Lewis Morgan / Ryan Christie) then they might not care if he's cup tied.

The number of times we have players receiving the ball in the box with their back to the goal must be some kind of world record.

With Accies sitting in we need to spend less time passing the ball in front of them and more time hitting the by-line to get some crosses in.

Bevis playing short passes to the man beside him has made a difference today - at least to my stress levels.

Apart from 5 mins in the Dundee Utd game they've all been rock solid for me. Even the Rangers friendly.

Accies love a foul from behind.

Been like that every week for me. Annoying enough that I need to turn down the sound.

Each stream uses a different kind of player - some browsers support one type better than others. It's possible there is actually a backup video stream too that is available on these players, but it's not clear if that's the case.

According to wikipedia, for the 2019/20 competition the payouts were as follows: Preliminary round: €220,000 First qualifying round: €240,000 Second qualifying round: €260,000 Third qualifying round: €280,000 Play-off round elimination: €300,000 Base fee for group stage: €2,920,000 Group match victory: €570,000 Group match draw: €190,000 Group winners: €1,000,000 Group runners-up: €500,000 Round of 32: €500,000 Round of 16: €1,100,000 Quarter-finals: €1,500,000 Semi-finals: €2,400,000 Runner-ups: €4,500,000 Champions: €8,500,000

Anything with a plastic pitch is a downgrade for me. I'd rather stand on a wobbly step to watch a game on grass than sit in an armchair to watch a game on plastic.

Has any Scottish club ever moved to a better stadium? I'm struggling to think of any.