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I think you're right. Sounds like his agent is looking to move him on.

Wullie P, closely followed by Bobby Graham.

If only there was a 'Well fan who wrote for the press; then you might be listened to. Some 'devine' intervention is called for.

Yes. The English and Scottish Leagues took the report and incorporated the findings into their regulations, but there is no legal requirement for all-seated stadia.

So nobody thought about standing up to attract his attention?

On the 'fishul site, MM says he thinks Clarky is a bit tired at the moment so he is giving him a bit of a rest. Apparently he even sent him to Spain for a few days. So it looks like he will be on the bench for a game or two.

I didn't think we were allowed to stand. Maybe it was something to do with that Just listened to McGhee's interview on Radio Scotland. Seems like he was happier with the points than the performance. Excellent 3 points though and keeps us moving the right way through the chasing pack for 4th.

Earlier in the season, Mcghee said 6 footers were too short. He wanted 6'4" or 6'5".

Absolutely. It makes you wonder what we could have achieved if we didn't have half out first team out earlier in the season. To come back with the 9 game run and still have a shot at Europe is okay by me.

Not usually too confident about Tynie, but I fancy we'll sneak a win this time around.

Against Kilmarnock I think (although could be wrong). It was on the telly though.

I don't think Butcher would even sign Malcolm.

United just missed a pen.

That would be a great job. Unfortunately, I don't really enjoy winding people up.

You could have a 10 or 12 team league and play each other 3 times. However, when that was touted the clubs complained that meant having to play certain teams away from home twice in a season. Then they decided to have to split which causes exactly the same argument. If a team in 7th position is close enough to a Euro place, why shouldn't they be allowed to chase it down in the last third of the season? That's just stupid. Likewise, our early attempts to do anything of note in the top 6 were laughable. There was no chance of a Euro place, and the team were so disinterested we struggled to even win a game. That wasn't very exciting, either.

Bob Maclom was a yard off the pace at in central defence. You need even more speed and mobility to play at right back. Even big Richie would skin him for pace.

The guy is good at his job. Five pages posted so far in response to his rants. Exactly the kind of response he is looking for.

It's just another good example as to why the split is the most useless idea in the history of the SPL.

Despite the colour scheme, I actually liked that Adidas shirt.

I was hoping we'd be celebrating the one year anniversary of our 2010 Cup Final win.

Just Mark Hughes picking up another one of his ex-players. He is being signed as the number 4, so not much chance of him getting first team action yet.

We didn't (at least, I didn't). I was answering a question. I don't care, because I don't have kids and will never buy another 'Well (or any other team's) shirt again. They are overpriced and often fade, rip or fall apart with minimal use. The cash injection, however, is relying on our supporters paying over the odds for a shirt that is likely to change every year. So if some of the weans don't get their way, then sponsorships like this will soon dry up.

No, but parents will be continually nagged by their kids to get the latest.

Reading between the lines, it sounds like the contract may have been cancelled due to Bukta failing to live up to their side of the deal. If that is the case, then I imagine there is a clause that lets the club break it with no financail penalty.

I would imagine it's because there isn't any jumping around or moving towards the pitch. I'm not a big fan of sitting, and would much prefer it if sections of terrace were brought back. However, when I do sit, it gets very annoying very quickly if the 2 or 3 people directly in front stand up every 30 seconds.