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Better they take time to get the right man in than make a quick hire like Maurice Malpas or Stevie Hammell.

I'd say it was also too fussy. Doesn't need all those extra fine pinstripes. Designers these days can't help themselves these days. Just because technology makes it easy and possible to keep adding things, doesn't mean you should.

You beat me to it, but I agree 100%.

Given that I'm about 40 years older than their target demographic for shirt sales, my thoughts are irrelevant. If it was a nod to 100 years ago, however, I would have kept it stripes only.

The Record reporting that Riku Danzki was arrested in relation to a betting scandal in Australia.

I should have bought a lottery ticket the day I posted this.

Of course. And every few years, the big clubs are edging closer towards the European Breakaway League they desperately want as new structures of the competitions are adopted.

It was a joke, but based on the fact that PSG have not only invested in some of the best teenagers in Europe. but had no problem playing them in the Champions League final. If it's true that statistically Miller is in that top echelon of his age group across Europe, then teams like that should be interested.

Agree with that. We need the same kind of forward thinking that got us excited when we saw the style Wimmer was looking to develop.

Baraclough wasn't great but he did a lot better than McCall that season. I am a huge fan of McCall and what he achieved with us, but he was also the man who almost got us relegated. (And kudos to him for stepping away when he realised it had stopped working). McCall left us in a precarious state by only managing 3 wins and a total of 10 points the first half of that season. Baraclough got 7 points in his first 3 games and 26 in the second half of the season. As always, though, people often forget about the players and there's no doubt they should also share a huge part of the blame for putting us in that situation.

Champions League shouldn't even be a league. That was another protectonist demand from the wealthy clubs who didn't want the risk of being knocked out in an early round of a proper cup competition. And then they complain about too many games in a season before jetting off to Thailand to play a few more.

"So Cammy. On a scale from one to Marvin Johnson, just how bad was that keeper's mistake?"

Miller to PSG?

And part of our glorious First Division winning team in the 1984/85 season.

Imrie must still be laughing when he sees how much he managed to upset some 'Well fans. Exactly the reaction he was looking for with his antics.

Stenhousemuir is also a plastic pitch one.

Last cup game I went to see at Ochil View ended 0 - 0, but we scored 6 (I think) in the replay at Fir Park.

That sounds like the Marketing department trying to explain the poor design choices! Hopefully not.

There will be lots of managers getting sacked or resigning this time of year, so I wouldn't read anything into any of them. As for Jack Ross, according Wikipedia, he is working as a coach in Newcastle's academy.

Great deal for the fans, terrible deal if you are a shirt sponsor.

On one hand, it should have been easy as we had reasonable form coming into the game and we were playing the team that finished in 3rd place, 24 points behind Hearts. On other hand, it was us, at Ibrox...

2nd leg would have been an easier watch if Rangers had scored at Ibrox. After the first 20 at Fir Park, however, I was confident we would win as we started to take control of the game.

First spell in the Championship he won it with 21 points to spare, ahead of Hibs and Rangers, and fielding quite a few youngsters. Easier than the Premiership of course, but not a run-of-the-mill title. In general, I have no issues employing a manager that knows our league and has had multiple successes in the Championship. But as I also said, I can't see him being who we bring in

On one hand, it was an obviously memorable playoff that we all enjoyed. Especially the first leg. On the other hand, it's still a mystery how a team with so many good players finished in the playoff spot. I agree Baraclough played a blinder on and off the park. Handled the media perfectly and got the players into exactly the right mindset. Also loved the fact that Gary McAllister was the co-commentator on the broadcasts.

I'd be fine with Morton and Peterhead away and the other two at home so we get 4 games on grass.