Jonesy

Gok Wan on their side or not, still seems like they are well out of order. Sounds to me like a bunch of dicks that can't dish it out but cannae take it. The type that'll stand and have a go at someone and call them all sorts, then just say 'we're just kidding mate, only having a laugh'. Then as soon as someone says anything back they run off to call their mates for back up and tear into the lot of them.

Paul Harvey has himself a trade. Pretty sure he's a joiner. Seen him on the train a few times heading into Milngavie in the mornings with his tool kit.

Easily. Here's the way I'm looking at it. Something around 7,000/7,500 there yesterday. You can guarentee everyone one of those will know at least one person who didn't go yesterday but will definitely be at the final. That takes it to about 15,000, and that's being conservative about it. Then you start to add ex-pats and peoples families and kids who will all be going along too. It's not long in adding up.

The only prediction I'll me this early is that everyone is well short with their thoughts on our crowd. I think we could easily take 20,000 to this. I hope the club wont be bullied about how to split the allocation.

With his tie round his head, the cup full of booze and 1 shoe missing.

Make that 4, 'cause Wigan are doon. As well as that, Sieb went on to be a prison guard or something along those lines.

Yeah, you're right. Paul McGrillen would've been one of them. Think it was Mowgli who replaced Coyne as manager too.

Pretty sure that, last I heard, Softie had started his own driving school business. Though, was it not him that had a spell as Stirling manager after he left us, signig Buff and a few others from us and tried to take Dougie with him? Dougie refused as he felt he couldn't play against us if we met in one of the cups. That was the year that, sure as shite, we played them in the Scottish Cup and ended up signing Stevie Nicholas off them. Big Buff has been manager at a few junior teams since, I think. Cambuslang Rangers being one of them IIRC.

Agree with SD on that. Jenno is quality. Easily on apar with McArthur, McCarthy, Cattlemole and, I'm sure, a squad full of Centre mids down there.

Well, it was at 5,000 at the guy infront of me and I bought 7, so that makes it 5,011 plus there were at least 6 queued outside so easily 5,017 now. Even better. That's where out tickets are for. They are onto row HH now.

Just out the ticket office. For anyone who feels the need to know, we are now up to 5,000 tickets sold.

Just listened to his BBC interview. After asking about the incident at the end he's asked whether it soured his return to FP and the critisism. Brown's answer was. 'There was a bit of critisism, but not from anyone that mattered either the players or Stuart McCall and his staff.' So the fans don't matter then Craig no?

He took part in the training today. Not sure if anything has been signed yet though. Not his biggest fan, but given our injuries at the moment, he'll do 'til the end of the season.

Wait 'til St. Johnstone have a one on one or clear cut chance a our end and launch them just before they get the shot away.

Craigan's not playing. Probably still wont make much difference.

Aw fuck.

Fingers crossed they have let their minds drift to the cup replay on Wednesday. Otherwise it looks like it could be another doing.

I'm pretty sure Le Fondre stil has another season on his Rotherham deal. Think the Football League show had a bit about that. They have an agreement he can leave in the summer, but obviously it wont be on a free.

More likely to be Nicky Law who was mentioned in January. Is he not at Rotherham?

Ah, it's starting to make sense now.

That's just a plain 3 man midfield then is it not?

Fatcalf's (or was it Haggis') analogy from a while ago was better: Two cheeks of the same arse.

Not a fucking hope in hell.

Read an interview on that a while back. He basically accepted the invitation to join Englands under 21's then started to regret it pretty much as soon as he joined in training, as something didn't feel quite right. He said he then spent the match on the bench praying that he didn't get brought on so he could get the chance to play for Scotland.