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But how come you can do this and that but not go to the football...blah...blah...blah. It's called risk management. Football has TV revenue and other revenues that allows it to operate. Pubs, cinemas and shops don't and won't exist if they don't open. So what you going to do? The government has to make very difficult choices right now. It knows people going to the pub will catch Covid but it has to weight that against the entire hospitality industry collapsing. It knows people will catch Covid from school kids but it has to weight that against the effect of suspending education and of school closures. It knows university students will catch Covid but again it has to weight up the possibilities of universities going bust. Has it always made the right decisions? Probably not but this is an unprecedented situation and maybe alternative decisions produce other or even more serious problems. Opening up football stadiums right now simply doesn't add up in terms of risk and if football thinks it's being hard done by it needs to take a look at other sectors of the economy. This season was always going to be a write off for fans. Honestly I'm kind sick of people in football moaning about it. Everyone knows that this winter is potentially the worst the virus is going to get, so buckle in cos this thing could well get worse. What the football authorities should be concentrating on is getting this season completed, no getting fans into stadiums.

He ain't good enough for Baltimore Juniors.

Brechin must spend a lot cutting the hedge thats down one side of the park, garden maintenance is expensive.

Eight times, including a game against England at Wembley. Then again, I couldn't name 90% of the folk who've been capped for Scotland in the last 10 years either.

I doubt that League One and League Two clubs are in a better financial position than pubs.

Those stats aren't massively damning without context, tbh. If anything, sounds like we should be starting some conspiracy theories about why Accies get the second-highest number of penalties, given how infrequently the ball goes anywhere near their opponents' box compared to either Rangers or Celtic.

Marc McNulty signing for Utd. Good move for them. Wouldve loved to see us spend a little of the multi millions we have raked in recently on a proven goalscorer instead of the "fling shite at the wall and hope some sticks" approach of Robbo. Still, probably not much point in that considering how poor our "attacking" players are at creating chances for our strikers