how many established premier league players did they have in their team?
scott parker.
they obviously have a bigger budget than us but we weren't hugely outclassed. the general fitness level was positive, the keeper and our efforts going forward were the negatives.
there are euro 2016 qualifiers on the 12-14 june 2015 when we are away to ROI so i think the sfa will want to keep the season going for as long as possible.
the FA cup final is the same day and the championship play off final the previous monday. the EPL finishes the same weekend as the champions league final which could cause problems.
it was difficult but aberdeen just got less likeable.
langfield, anderson, considine, robson, jack, flood, mcginn, pawlett and goodwillie. cocksockets one and all.
i don't know about that.
u20s games at fir park still have a few stewards working but the close door games i've been to at dalziel park with as many people in attendance don't.
if this doesn't work out there are loads of tour companies on the main road who loads of different day trips. i went white water rafting when we were there against braedlibek.
also if anyone thinks going swimming at the geothermal beach is a good idea beware it's a lot colder than it sounds.
he was our player of the year two years in a row, deservedly got into the scotland squad and got us a big fee. If his form of 2007-09 was guaranteed it would be no brainer but he has had some bad injuries.
You would hope we would be cautious after wasting so much money on mcfadden.
if it's iceland celtic will be in town at the same time. I went in 2010 and had a great time but with the cost it's definitely not worth repeating a trip.
Bangor would ideal if we get enough tickets.
josh law is a midfielder who played part time last season and has only ever played non league football.
he should be extremely grateful to be at fir park and hoping we sign the best players available.
possibly.
i thought there was scope for him to improve this season but i'm not too bothered he's away. we'll be better off with someone who is less of a blunt instrument playing alongside sutton.
if we have broke even on the total costs incurred by his loan, signing and wages we have done very well.
remember that he was subbed off at tannadice after toiling for 45 minutes and dropped for the final 3 games which suggests the management don't value him too highly.
he's had good games and bad games.
he was superb against celtic a couple of months ago and shut down jonny russell at tannadice playing at fullback the season before so there is some ability there. he has two years left on his contract, it's up to the coaching staff to bring him on.
it's not just one game though.
it's the increase in the season ticket price, the extra cup game and the cost of the european games. on top of that if you have put money in the well society it looks like it will be a dead duck by the end of the year.
the board used the carrot of fan ownership to entice half a million quid from the support and have abandoned the idea within a couple of years. the well society episode has made me think differently about how i support the club financially.
great news.
i'm glad to see it's a two year deal, he's barely missed a game through injury over the past few seasons i don't think it'll be a problem. he's obviously not as mobile as he was but he reads the game so well now he doesn't need to be.
goodwillie has probably went from over rated to under rated. if he focuses on his football and trains hard he'd be a good addition to any scottish team.
however he is a an arsehole of man and i hope we don't sign him.
in the 5 games he played we conceded 18 shots on target. in the 5 games gunnar played around those games (2 before, 3 after) he faced 39 shots on target.
wee dan was in the right place at the right time.