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That was being streamed from the Celtic TV coverage. Something unfortunately that MFC TV hasn't yet managed. Will keep an eye out for any possibilities this afternoon.

Sorry. I'll try and do better next time.

Hope our Russia Today reporter turns up at the right game.

Disappointed. I always imagined Julian drove his cab to all these games.

I thought I read some official club statement that they would open the South if the other sell out, but would still be ticket only.

I guess it just about makes sense given he is a right back (especially if we are looking to sell Hutch), but it could just as easily be as a journalist jumping to conclusions.

I count answering rhetorical questions amongst my hobbies. I'm like a dog on a bone to pick when I mix my metaphors too.

From wiki: Years Team Apps† (Gls)† 2009–2010 Derby County 0 (0) 2009 → Stafford Rangers (loan) 5 (1) 2010–2011 Alemannia Aachen 1 (0) 2010–2011 Alemannia Aachen II 10 (1) 2011 → Fortuna Sittard (loan) 7 (1) 2011 RoPS 17 (2)

Maybe, but to be honest it's really Board Members that are privy to those details. There is no obligation to participate in any Society activities if you pay your dues any more than you are obliged to attend public meetings regarding the future of the BBC because you own a TV Licence.

Depends what you mean by 'working'. I don't have the need for a season ticket, so put my money into the Society. Not under any illusions of owning the club, but because I understand the need to have a cash float that the banks are unwilling to fund. Don't have any problem with people not joining, though - just a choice that worked for me as an ex-pat.

In the recent past, Hibs had have players that matched up well against us (Stokes, Riordan, Grifftihs etc.) and were always capable of scoring. I don't see that in their current squad, so hopeful we can eke out a win.

I think most of us are in that camp (or most of the auld ones at least). It didn't seem to do the big clubs any harm and made for a much better competition.

Whatever the formation tonight, sounds like McCall wants to set up in a different way from the Euro tie.

Unlikely a US station would show it, but if there is a stream out there anywhere I guarantee one of us will find it!

If McCall said he was looking to bring in 2 more players and we sign one on a 6 month loan, I find it difficult to believe we have blown our remaining budget.

I don't know who is playing for them but off the top of my head guys like Jamie Fairlie, John Brown, Jim Dempsey, Paul Hegarty likely qualify. Even Bobby Graham might count

You can tell steelboy's raging when he accidentally uses a capital letter in one of his posts.

Just need that winger now and we are ready to roll.

Wealthy or not, they weren't putting money into the club's coffers when they went into administration a few years ago.

Was about to say the same. I'd be thinking twice about 65 quid if we played them in a competitive match. To pay 65 quid to watch a training sessions is madness.

Almost every move away from Fir Park is engineered - from Keith McRae through Terry Butcher to Michael Higdon. Some are more public than others, but it happens all the time. I don't have any issues with Skippy. First of all because even after he knew he was moving on he still gave 100% in every game. Secondly, because any time I have heard him talk about his career he has had nothing but good things to say about his time at Motherwell. And maybe I'm getting mellow in my old age, but getting outraged at badge kissing is hilarious.

For regular punters it wouldn't do any harm at all. Our track record in Scotland, however, shows that there is a sufficiently large minority of roasters that make drinking at the match unworkable. The rules that are in place now came about after years of neddish behaviour on the terraces, a lot of which was due to the booze. I'm not against alcohol at games in general - I used to enjoy a half time pint when I lived down south and frequented Portman Road. I'd like to think we have moved on since the days of beer cans full of pish flying overhead and vomit on the steps, but I'm not convinced.

It's a great argument for friendlies in Morecambe. Unfortunately, I think there are still too many roasters in the SP(F)L fan base who would quickly remind us why it was banned in the first place.

He's away follow following his big team.

Can I interest you in a wee bridge in Brooklyn I'm trying to offload?