Steve Diggle

Good shout stall. I seen Craig Broons in upper crust earlier wi clarky, porter, mccormack (badly wan), Jim paterson, lappin, sutton, Paul slane and big davie weir. Jim o brien was outside buskin wi pele mcgarry There's plans afoot

Aye, deserves a chance elsewhere because he'll no get it here. The last two managers have broken his confidence. Leaving him out after in particular games vs Celtic at FP and Aberdeen at Pittodrie (in fact he might have got 45mins after that one) I think he could have been used in some games when we were crying out for a change of plan and I think a fair crack in his favoured position would have been good. Heaven knows we've soldered through some dips in form elsewhere in the squad. I seen with my own eyes what he's capable of in that early part of Gannon's season and natural ability like that won't leave him. Would genuinely feel some level of genuine pleasure if he returned and played a blinder for some other outfit. The response from 'the faithful' has even out-stripped Higgophobia and no doubt there'll be a line of stand up comics lining up to have a pop at this. Whatever happens over the next few weeks / months I wish him well.

Sorry mate. Could be worse someone could have brought up Mark Caughey or Crawford Baptie

Tough wan

He's shite - worse than Higdon AND Forbes. In fact he's worse than John Rielly He's no really. I'm just saying that in the forlorn hope that he learns the error of his ways and finds a club that develops young players That was a joke too

What you getting at?

Thanks BB - just made me feel like I'm at the game

Who was the dude that knocked us back in the summer?

Surprised they're playing a bounce game on the surface at the ark is my first concern 2-0 down at half time is the second

I reckon if we get rid of the top 200 wife beaters we'll experience an all round improvement

Forbes 2012 Hutch 2014

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Cheerio to fuck weesacs. It's your shout at the end of the day - no need to be a diva about it

A wee relegation battle is good for the soul - sorts oot the men from the tena lady brigade

I'm concerned about the wellbeing of some of you and suggest that you mibbez stay in the house of a Saturday. True the fitbas not great but it's hardly 'unacceptable' - disappointing mibbe - but definitely not unacceptable. There can't be a discussion about our form without considering the size of the squad, the type of formation teams play at Fir Park compared to the way they do when they're at home. I've stated in a number of threads that I'd like to see McCall handle a couple of things differently and many others have stated that they would like loads done differently. Some of our players are off the ball / jaded - a lot of them have been ever presents. Every single player in the UK no matter how many millions they cost dip in form. Fortunately for some of them their manager is able to replace them with another multi million pound player. Quite frankly - as much as I bang on about freshening things up - we have to realise we're extremely limited in what we can do. Teams come to Fir Park and sit in these days (as opposed to under Broon when we sat in - noo that really was unacceptable) and while early in the season the way we were playing was fresh and bringing a bit of success - teams after one round of games have the rest of the teams sussed. Players like Law are sussed - there are always two men on Humph and Murphy. We get more success away from home the way we set up - and that's not unique to us either a lot of teams are finding it better counter a more open opponent away than breaking down a more defensive set up at home. If we can't take these things into account then we're no really looking at the big picture. I've been disappointed in our approach and application in a couple of games especially against the old firm - however in general at Fir Park I see a team that's going out and at least trying to be positive and win games. Anyone who has supported us in the past few decades cant put their hand on their heart and say that that's always been the case. Disappointing - Aye Unacceptable - Naw

My comment was in reply to Special AKAs comment regarding previous dodgy keepers. i.e. folk don't know how lucky we are these days. Nothing about the squaring up. However, since you ask, if John Gardner jumped the barrier and offered me out I'd have knocked him back - as well as being a shite keeper he was also ugly.

Randy Hateley, Hutchison, Craigan, Hamster Lasley, Law, Jennings, Forbes Ojamma Higdon

John 'the cat' Gardner?

This. Needed to be said.

Apart from heading to Aberdeen?

Stevie Woods would have loved to have been half the goalie Buzz was

No, that's not the point you were making. What you are now saying is what the people you tried to argue against have been saying all along. You've completely contradicted yourself. Probably the best contradiction I've ever seen

Did he get the service? Genuinely? Who set up his chances? Most passes to him were from defence, straight down the middle, while he was facing away from goal.

That response can get to fuck. We all work all week and spend our money on the well. The player here don't owe me a fuckin thing. If you think for £20 you own these guys then you're out of order / delusional. If you want to spend your money on entertainment with a known outcome at the end - fuck off and buy a dvd of Titanic. I don't demand a victory for my admission money so you're not speaking for me

They should stop being spoilt wee fannies then