steelboy

what more can reynolds do? he's played in 40 matches for us this year in which we've had 19 clean sheets, that's some achievement but he's been overlooked for danny wilson who has done the square root of he-haw in his career and if i had to wager i'd say he's much more likely to go down as another liverpool transfer fuck up than become an epl regular. murphy is a class act and it won't be long until it's impossible to leave him out the squad, it tells you all you need to know about the scotland manager that jamie was selected ahead of goodwillie in both u21 play off games, scored in one and hit the post in another but the DAB thug gets the nod from levein. humphrey has been in great form recently but so have burke and commons and they deserve to be in before chris. on the one hand i'm gutted for jamie and especially mark but on the other i'm quite happy that our players are staying well clear of that speccy jambo cu.nt.

i saw that as well. if anyone from the trust is on did they contact the press or were they approached by the record for a quote?

this season: played 20, won 12, drawn 2, lost 6, scored 30, conceded 17, 9 clean sheets. last season: played 21, won 9, drawn 6, lost 6, scored 31, conceded 27, 10 clean sheets total: played 41, won 21, drawn 8, lost 12, scored 61, conceded 44, 19 clean sheets. impressive

i'm actuallly a bit more confident about saturday with them winning than i would have been if they got beat. we look good going forward and i think murphy and humphrey will cause their fullbacks serious problems. we owe them for the 3 points they stole on the first day of the season so i think the players will be well up for this.

it was probably wee craig that told sam he'd win the european cup and la liga every season if he was the real madrid manager.

if he wasn't a fictional character he could splice us some midfielder.

3rd best home record in the league with our bitches killie and hearts coming up

marc played well tonight but the same issues with his touch/passing were still there. he deserved his place tonight as hateley and forbes have shown they aren't up to it in the centre of the park. i still wouldn't give him a new deal as i think we can get better value bringing someone in. i felt sorry for saunders tonight. he was excellent on saturday but loses his place to hateley who has been poor recently. it seems like we're determined to persevere with hateley because we're stuck paying him a big wage for the next two and half years, he should have to earn his place on merit.

it'll be interesting to see how we line up tonight. assuming las won't make it i'd go.. randy saunders craggs reynolds hammell humph hateley jenno murphy sutton blackman predictions: 3 - 0 to the well. murphy, blackman, sutton and it's going to be bloody baltic. sunny with no cloud cover today so it'll be freezing later on.

makaveli? anyway there's plenty of silverware in the main stand if you know where to look. there's a quite a lot of fucked seats in the south as well that must have been smashed by the dundee united oap bashers at the league against them. i take it united will have to pay to sort this?

the responsibilty for what... a correct decision? macdonald explains the thinking behind the lie as that he was going to be marked down by the supervisor no matter what. if they told the truth craven would also be marked down by the supervisor but if they said craven said it wasn't a pen he would be marked up.

the sports sock wummin must have done a roaring trade that day.

the refs should tell them that they don't wish to officiate matches involving a club who's manager was caught on camera calling a ref "a fucking cheat" multiple times and whose thick as shit striker said in front of a room of journos that refs intentionally cheat against celtic, they have a legitimate reason. that would set the cat amongst the pigeons.

the only thing the cover up did was protect the linesman. the lie he told lennon was that he fucked up and the linesman gave the correct decision which was a better outcome for craven than the truth that he knew it wasn't a penalty but gave it anyway.

dundee united are the only team outside the old firm to have won more than 2 home games. our 7 points at home gives us the 5th most points taken at home in the league (although it's been stilted by some teams having played 5 and some 6). you could also say that things could be very different due to some shocking penalty decisions against hibs, celtic and accies.

i'd quite happily take him but not against hibs, at least he'll have to play this straight down the line as loads of attention will be on him. i'm not suprised we got him as wee craigie is too much of a gent to try and stir any shit no matter what happens. who gives a fuck if he lied to lennon. should lennon be barred from the game for kidding on juanjo headbutted him? should lawell be banned for inventing fictious japanese tours and twisting phil o'donnells and tommy burns' deaths to suit celtic? and we'll not even start on "no shots fired" reid.

no doubt. it's a cracking wee run of fixtures for us. st johnstone have a few injuries and are on a bad run, hibs could well be outright bottom and in full on crisis by saturday, killie and hearts are our bitches and away midden park seems the ideal fixture for us. we should be looking to win every game but 8 or 9 will leave us in a very strong position going into the tougher fixtures around xmas.

that league looks good but we only managed to add another 3 points in the next 7 games. getting beat every so often doesn't actually bother me, it's better to get a few wins than tons of draws. the next five matches are st j (h), hibs (a), st m (a), herts (h), killie (h). hopefully we can grab 8 or 9 points.

confidently stating "look at that dick townsley thinking he can take a free kick" just before he stuck it in the rigging i did the exact same thing with alex burns as well.

4 away wins out of 5. happy days.

went for big sutty. he must have been gutted to lose his place but he's came back in and put a great shift in. let's get another 3 year deal in front of him.

how can you blame craig brown for every team in scotland deciding to fill their teams with overpaid, shite foriegners rather than bring through young scottish players in the 90s and early 00s? that's why the national became so shite, nothing to do with brown and roxburgh. the reason forbes is struggling is because he's not good enough. he is either incapable or unwilling to get into the required physical state for the spl and if you look back when has he actually had a good game in the spl? the 3-1 win over killie is about the only one i can think of. saunders and page have had a decent amount of game time this season and hutchy will get his opportunity when reynolds leaves. mchugh probably would benefit from a loan spell but with casagolda being injured we need him here just now, there's plenty of time for boab anyway as he's only 19. ess- anytime i've seen jamie pollock play for the u19s he's probably been the best player on the park in terms of touch in passing. if there are boys that are better they surely won't have a hard time getting a club and establishing themselves.

a hero and a legend aren't the same thing. i think steven gerrard is an overated, despicable fanny but i can also recognise that he is a liverpool fc legend. a legend for me is someone who is synonymous with the story of the club. names like mcfadyen, ferguson, ferrier and stevenson still resonate from 70-80 years ago. the same can be said for the 52 cup side, the ancell babes, there are names from the 70s and 80s that i never seen play but pop up all the time and are familiar to me: pettigrew, wark, gahgan, forsyth, graham just being a few. i don't think it's very likely that if the 00s pop up over a few pints in 2040 the consenus is going to "nae stand outs.

we've only had the one away game since tynecastle and it's only been just over a month.

you mispelt aff.