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The Cowdenbeath game was 1976. For some reason we took the whole town over and ran out 2 - 0 winners. I remember Marinello having a stormer that day.

If I had known the options were really 1 point or getting papped oot the cup, I wouldn't have voted

It's a genuine indicator of what we said at the start of the season. When you have a team full of youngsters you are going to get some performances that are excellent and some that are poor. What you won't get is as much consistency as you might like.

Well away and post aw yir wee smileys on Ferguslie Corner, because yir patter is honking. I can see why they keep ye Faraway.

I'm guessing the St, Midden boards already banned him for being too annoying.

Aye, the live text is murder.

Who cares if it gets us into Europe? Europe should be for consistent league performances anyway. The League Cup is one of 2 pieces of silverware we have a chance of winning. If it was that diddy, we'd be winning it more often.

We don't have a big enough squad yet to be punting guys with first team experience.

My old mind is playing tricks. I know my first game was in March 1970 (on my 5th birthday). I thought it was Dundee Utd we played, but looking at the fixture list it was Partick Thistle we beat (3 - 1). As much as I enjoyed being at the game, I was equally interested in the Kia-Ora and the Chipmunk Crisps.

Banter would imply I'm joking.

Beeb EDIT: Haggis beat me too it. The ex-pats always have the links to hand.

It feels like good sex...... never mind, you won't have any idea about that either.

It better be, or we'll be going home with nothing.

Typical St. Midden game so far.

I was thinking that myself. Based on our recent performances against St. Mirren, a 1 - 0 home win isn't exactly an outrage. I'm hoping we can find our goal scoring boots, but 1 - 0 for either team feels more likely.

I'm Hamburg. And so's my wife.

Considering that article is nearly 3 weeks old and there has be no mention of it anywhere outside of that fan site, I doubt there is much truth to it.

I think this might be the key. Somebody sees JG at a Crewe game and assumes he is in line for the job.

Cup win for me. I'd rather win a Cup and finish 6th, than finish 5th with no silverware.

Ally Mauchlen, Shuggie Sproat (especially when he was out at the half-way line ), Wille McVie. And of course as a manager, Ally MacLeod was roundly jeered.

A former 'Well player told me that McDicken was the only opponent he ever played against who would purposefully try to break you your leg.

McDicken was a Killie thug.

I didn't see Lennon that much, but any time I did he just seemed like your average niggly, moaning, elbow-throwing OF player. Talking of which, I somehow forgot to mention Bob Malcolm in my list. Hated him before he joined us. Hated him even more after he joined us.

I don't know about hate, but a few players that used to annoy me because they always played well against us: Charlie Nicholas - had a habit of ripping our defence a new one Gordon Strachan - niggled, moaned at the ref, and often ran the midfield Pat Nevin - a 16 year old at Clyde shouldn't have been able to run round our defence like that Willie Miller - another moaner, but a master of the last ditch tackle Alan Rough - we often struggled to beat Thistle, and he seemed to be one of the main reasons Nacho Novo - tormented us every time we played Dundee Players I did hate: John 'Polaris' McDonald Frank McGarvey Billy Stark Derek McDicken Alan McLaren Davie McPherson Dave Smith (at Berwick Rangers - the main reason the back pass law was introduced )

We don't even have the best fans in the East Stand