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Pretty easily done (just try and watch telly on BBC iPlayer from outside the UK). Of course, you can often bypass it with a proxy (although not always), but I'd be happy to pay for a stream if it helps the club financially, and I'm sure there are other ex-pats who would be happy to do the same.

The 70's one is the one I grew up with as a kid, but I always liked option A the best.

Higdon catches fire as he bangs in 2 goals in a 3 - 1 win.

Who said they have guaranteed seats? Have you seen the proposed new structure? Do share.

We'll be limited to who wants to stand, of course, but presumably democracy will prevail and the representatives will be the ones that we vote for (regardless of of what 'type' they are).

From what I have read so far, that's not how the committee will work. We'll end up with one vote on the board for matters like this (if we are allowed to vote at all).

I seem to remember the original rumours were for live streaming of First Team games for non-UK residents, and highlights etc. Or maybe that was just wishful thinking.

Sign them both! Cover for our strikers and a goal scoring midfielder. Excellent (as they say in France).

I'm sure the club knows what the design will be though, so it shouldn't hold up the registration process.

I won his signed/framed shirt from this site's player sponsorship draw a few seasons ago. Does this mean the timing's right to stick it on e-bay? Just joking - it's going nowhere

As sure as eggs is eggs, he won't be playing Fir Park.

Are they still playing Soft Cell's 'Tainted Love' at half time? Someone at Fir Park must have really loved that song because they were belting it out for about 15 years.

It's to keep the complainers happy after their disappointment of everyone getting a Cup Final ticket after all. Same with the season tickets. Panic every year, and yet every year everybody seems to get one before the SPL kicks off.

If even there is one thing worse than an adult wandering around town wearing a football shirt that still doesn't make it right.

You are not wrong.

He may or may not be back before he packs it in (depending on injuries etc.) but Porter's move to Sheffield Utd shows where the real money is to be had. No way Faddy is back at a similar stage in his career.

If we're being pedantic - and it looks like we are - Soccerbase has his 2008/2009 season stats listed as 8 in the League, one in the Championship Play-off (which arguably isn't a league game).

Looks like Falkirk are going to feel the benefit of the Euromillions. A cool 161 million quid.

Long way to go before the transfer window comes to a close. I'm not counting any chickens just yet.

It's meaningless by Dazzer's original claims. It's only as meaningful as any other training session (such as our game against Falkirk today that I haven't even seen mentioned on here - or is it tomorrow?). EDIT: looks like the Falkirk game is today

No they won't. They aren't going to tackle too hard, perform any last-ditch heroics, risk life and limb to prevent a goal, chase lost causes or bust a gut to eke out a result. That's the difference between a competitive match and a meaningless friendly.

So we agree then. It's not an "acid test" or a chance to see how the "team competes at that level". It is, in fact, as I have been saying all along, nothing more than a chance for the players to get some more match fitness under their belts. As a footballing contest, however, it remains meaningless.

I'll be very surprised if there is any more effort exerted than during the last few weeks of the season before the Cup Final.

Leeds Saturday is also a friendly and will not prove anything except the fact that the players will be looking to avoid injury before the season kicks-off. If you are expecting a full-blown, blood and guts encounter, you'll be disappointed.

Maybe he's aiming his daisy-cutters through the "Corridor of Uncertainty".