steelman1991

Typical - the aftermath post-mortem, is always more interesting than the actuality.

Suspended

2 games against the Old Firm stick out - early 70's, both had 30K attendances Rangers 2-2 (Colin Stein scored late equaliser - lost replay 4-2) Celtic 3-2 (0-2 comeback Wullie P game) Like Daver said games at that time against the "evil twins" weren't a pleasant experience.

And on a plastic pitch too

Great result and a little bit of luck as well.

Replaced by who.

Where do they pluck those names from - Darren Ferguson, Ian Holloway, both are in good jobs last time I looked. Baffling ??????

He he just saw that

Lol surely a typical BBC cock-up, but it does show he thinks outside the box

Yogi Hughes for me.

Just what I thought - where did he get that stride - bursting up that park like a thoroughbred.

He didn't take over until part way through the season - around November/December time IIRC and we went on a run ending in that 5-3 Rangers reverse. Sure I've commented on this on a previous thread - need to have a look.

RIP Roger.

The first goal

For those of a different era Alex Kennedy - Craigmark Burntonians

Some of the players he brought in were quite adept at playing his system - it was those that were here when he came that couldn't

FFS why do you people continually have to remind us that night - 'scarred for life' I was by the cheating bastards and 'bribery ref' JPR Gordon from Newport-on-Tay

Huge 3 points. Well done lads

We couldnae keep hens out a close.

I think the 'human chinese fortune cookie' already suggested as much.

Need to check that one, but you could be right - my first reaction was Ian Taylor, but I might be wrong. You just had to mention "that game" though..................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes we did 2-1 (with a flu ridden squad, we had attempted to have the match postponed because we had insufficient fit players, still enough to stuff the Hibees mind you) - quite a rumpus in the Copeland Road end that night.

He'd love that - me? not so sure. There was a time once. In fact I'd suggest I was nearly one of the 'original' bois, though we called it the choir in them days - simpler times

Enjoyed a relatively 'fuss-free' visit the last time (Play-Off) final by bus, thought I'd do the same this time and take my grandson on his first visit to Ibrox. The lack of transport, might make me think twice about taking him. Thought there might have been more than one bus going? clearly not.

Bump - Central branch full. Anyone got spare seats now looking for 4.