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We're doomed!

If Moyes wanted Forbes for Everton I'd have him committed.

Well........how did THAT go? Cheerio Lasley.

You wernt wearing this at the time....?

Why should he? He is paid to do a job for Aberdeen. He wouldn't be doing his job very well if he allowed his former team (and a competitor I might add) some slack. But I guess its not tapping up when you're a media darling/whore...... Anyway, I heard he was looking at Juniors

I think you are talking utter utter sh*te. No quotes, no sources. Looks like you're bored and looking to start a rumour. Yawn.

That's explains this thread then. Gannon's Goslings?

It would be very crewe-l if he left so soon after taking the job.

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Did the fouled player have an obvious goalscoring opportunity?

No it wasn't.

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Correct.

I thought it was Celtic and Liverpool that had "the greatest fans in the world." I'm sure it will say that somewhere in the "Celtic Story"

If its anything like Spinal Tap then it would be genius! "If Nigel doesn't know the difference between feet and inches, its not my problem"

Correct. You can't stand at an SPL match. Deal with it.

I just watched the incident again on the BBC site. Firstly, it was a stone wall penalty. The ball was away from Jutkiewicz and Bougherra went right through him, caught him and brought him down. Simples. Secondly, when Bougherra jumps over Jutkiewicz does he seem to stamp on him a bit with his right foot when coming back down again...? Anyone else notice that?

From the match preview on the BBC Link

It seems the purpose of the scheme is to get season ticket holders to bring their friends who dont normally go to Fir Park anymore and get them back into the habit of going to the football every week. I doubt bringing a friend along to 1 game will make a difference, but if each season ticket holder was allowed to bring a friend for (say for example) 3 games (maybe 2 category C games and 1 category B game for instance), wouldnt that get them more into the habit of going to the football every other Saturday? It is a good scheme but it has to be followed up by sensible pricing. £22 for 90 minutes of football is, quite frankly, ridiculous. Especially when you factor in travel costs, food costs, etc. The current pricing in the SPL (not just Motherwell) means that going to the football is becoming an indulgence or a treat rather than something you do every other Saturday. If, next season, the cost of entry for an adult was £15 (maximum) and kids go free then this, coupled with the current scheme, would give massive benefits.

Excellent, free ticket for me when I'm back up at Xmas and the Accies game on my birthday! Thank you Mr Boyle!