Mad Dog

Hopefully, although I have enjoyed listening to his punditry on MFC TV.

Okay, I'll assume that you could have worded your opinion better as you mentioned only Miller as an example. I agree that not all of those with Scottish ancestry are necessarily fully committed to Scotland. However, being born outside of Scotland (like myself) doesn't automatically make someone not Scottish. I'll give you Richard Gough, Andy Goram, Stuart McCall and Kieran Tierney as examples of proud Scotsmen born outside the country.

I take exception to that. Which 'non-Scot' took Miller's place?

First was a quad injury v Celtic, I think.

SK certainly furthered his career here and good luck to him.

Mark Reynolds for £100,000 is the one that stands out for me.

Two for us and one for them?

I see that both Galatasaray and Fenerbahce have requested that a non-Turk referees their next game and a Slovenian has been appointed. I was thinking that Celtic and Rangers could do with something similar (and VAR too) to stop their whining. That got me thinking that maybe we should be moving in the direction of a pool of fullrime professional European, British and Irish referees that can officiate in any top flight league games. It would cut down on any conscious or unconscious bias and maybe would bring up the standard of the weaker officials i.e. ours.

From the media piece on Theo Bair, it looks like we have an excellent analytics team and I would expect Wimmer to be fully briefed on all opponents.

F1 isn't a sport. Its just a load of Kevs driving round in circles.

He's still our player but that's a big shame as he seemed to be doing well out on loan. Hopefully he'll get a chance with us next season.

Booing, shouting and jeering are three different things. None of them are legitimate criticism, they're just noise. Criticism should be reasonable, balanced and constructive like, for example, the majority of your posts are ill thought out and poorly worded which results in an overly negative narrative.

So booing is legitimate criticism now? I always thought that it involved words of mainly more than one syllable put together in a coherent sentence.

Rarely watch TV at all, certainly not any of that reality stuff. I'd imagine he has ancestors from Guernsey.

Who's John Torode? Feel like I should know him as that's definitely a Guernsey name.