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Gather Mark Ferrie has been released...

Book him in for French lessons now. Oui .

When it comes to offside its a factual decision You are either onside or offside so they spend forever to prove it. If the referee/linesman has given the wrong decision then that by definition is a clear and obvious error regardless of time taken. I think the offside rule needs changed to daylight rather than toenail

Retire the #38 jersey if that comes to fruition 😂

Was Just about to say that. French Media reporting Strasbourg suggesting fee in region of €9m/£7.6m

For what it's worth, the latest on MIller I'd be quite happy with that valuation, but we all know it's going to end up being "undisclosed" and a different fee quoted in every media outlet.

Special mention to Scott McDonald today on the 20th anniversary of Skippy Sunday/Celtic humiliation day.

Rumour on P & B that Shane Blaney has been released.

I'd be wanting it photomatched at least, any COA isn't worth the paper it's printed on

Jordan McGhee says “all good things must come to an end” after he said his goodbyes to Dundee FC. The 28-year-old spent six years at Dens Park and played under four managers, winning promotion twice. The former Hearts and Falkirk defender played 197 times for the Dark Blues, scoring 21 goals. McGhee was Dundee’s Players’ Player of the Year in his debut season for the club and this term won the Goal of the Season award for a fine strike at Dundee United. He played a key role in the 2020/21 promotion through the play-offs after being transformed into an effective box-to-box midfielder, scoring three goals across the semi-final and final. And in the past two Premiership seasons he has notched 10 goals for Dundee, including a double in the 4-2 win at Tannadice in March. ‘Rollercoaster’ The versatile defender is expected to join Motherwell this summer. “All good things must come to an end,” McGhee said. “I feel the time has come to move on and face a fresh challenge in my career. “It’s been a rollercoaster since I joined almost six years ago and what a journey it’s been together. “Thank you to all my teammates over the years, managers, the amazing staff behind the scenes and the fans for your continued support through the highs and lows. “We’ve shared some amazing memories together. Ones that I’ll never forget.”

Slattery's goal v Killie a couple of weeks ago was pretty special.

Can't read it, so could you copy and paste the article please?

That's more like it; two minutes is still way too long.

I liked his goal at Tannadice where he sat down the defender then celebrated by jumping over him before he got up.

That's my biggest gripe, and I have many when it comes to VAR. If they stick with it, let the ref make the call. Give VAR 20 or 30 seconds to review if needed. Can't tell? Then it wasn't clear and obvious, so move on.

Still one of my favourites, but agree 100% it wasn't exactly accurate on the colours.

More on Jordan McGhee from the Dundee Courier. https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/sport/football/dundee-fc/5250602/jordan-mcghee-dundee-departure-confirmed/

Wee Al comes back then we mean business!Be a different player if he came back to us if he or his agent had any sense they would be banging our door take a wage cut and be where he is appreciated and loved. Still young enough to have a good few years with us and get a decent move it he wants to move. Halliday,Slattery and Campbell offt that's a midfield to get ma baws rattling!

Correct when it came in it was to ensure "clear and obvious" errors were corrected. If it takes them over 2 mins to arrive at a decision its not clear and obvious.

If we bin VAR we will have 20 errors in a game called wrong rather than 2 or 3. Whether folk like it or not VAR enables the correct decision to be called in 90% of occasions. However it takes far too long to arrive at the decisions. I would strictly enforce clear and obvious error. If a decision cant be called in 2 mins the onfield decision stands. Fans waiting 3/4/5/6 mins for a decision to be called is ridiculous. I would also adopt the English automated tech for offside decisions rather than the cheapo version we have in Scotland. In England they just do not have the carry on we have looking at offside goals.

Late 70s and early 80s our strip was more Lemon than Amber. The Adidas strip we wore when we ran away with the 1st division title was popular at the time but looking back it was actually quite hideous.

I liked this kit but with claret shorts

JTs against Aberdeen was my favourite.

Do you agree? What was your goal of the season?

I think it’s the best thing that ever happened to improve the modern game … said no one ever !