steelboy

we've got a few games to go and any winner in the final will get my vote. so far it's tom hateley in odense. i was jumping about celebrating for the best part of ten minutes.

bearing in mind that celtic have darryl murphy and samaras in their squad and rangers have healy, lafferty and beatttie in their squad it doesn't suprise me they're interested in sutty. sutty has 17 this season. those 5 diddies combined have scored 18 goals this season and probably take home 60 grand a week between them plus they cost around 10 million total.

i think i was talking to one of your relatives about you the other day. i'll drop you a pm.

tom boyd played in a 1-0 defeat to the soviet union in feb 91. mccall was playing as well. (london hearts is a great website for scotland info btw)

i assumed it was family, then a normal section, then singing, then normal. so people should only really ask for the singing section if they're going to sing, nae singing and you'll be pulled up!

he almost killed a young accies player and those jokers welcomed him with opened arms. we should show them how a big team hold grudges

he's a wee prick and i'd be gutted if we sign him.

you'll not have a hard time finding one, 95% of them are on incapacity benefit.

how i could not laugh. you wouldn't last 20 minutes camped outside fir park unless you had your caravan wae you. postie i'm unsure about sitting next to your aunt. pros - something to cry into if we lose. cons - a definite hazard during any goal celebrations.

it's a good chance to secure europe for next season. we should be trying to get someone in the papers tomorrow or friday to emphasise that point and get the troops rallied it looks like we'd be seeded in the second and third qualifiying rounds if we make it so another good adventure could be on the cards.

definite attention seeking. there have been some shocking attempts so far.

will anyone actually accept being handed row A behind the goals? you cannae actually see the edge of the 18 yard box closest to you never mind the far end.

so it's a ballot that's not actually a ballot? if it's a vetted application process then that's fair enough. it might soothe people's fears a bit if it was advertised as such.

bluff it. you'll get a ticket but on the slim chance you don't sitting watching the game in a boozer then partying with everyone coming back from the game is still better than a wedding.

you never know they might hang around to boo us like they did with porto. it could even get them another fair play award.

no because that's our end of the stadium and the polis will be making every tim approach the ground from the toryglen side... aye it'll be hoaching with the bastards.

how could i forget! add in his son as well.

it would also be good know what kind of order the club are going to use sell seats. i'll be looking for something in the singing section between about R and RR. nae luck to anyone who goes up there first thing on monday morning and gets hit with the front or the back row.

aye if we win the beach balls and shades should be out at tannadice the following week. get it right up houston, thompson and a few thousand braindeads dundonians this would be a great game to win. we haven't beat them in nine and a half years, we need to get the monkey of our back. it would also mean we will have defeated all 11 other spl teams this season.

i think a lot of people are underestimating how many people want to go to this just for a day out. my dad goes to the home games with his mates and sometimes goes to away games with me and my brother. he's ran a 20 seater to both semi finals for him and his mates but is juking that this time and taking my mum , some welsh guy and his missus and a few folk from teuchtarland. that's one guy that usually goes to games and he's bringing an extra 5 or 6 bodies who aren't really interested in the club. i'm sure that's not an uncommon thing. add in the amount of people who will want to take their kids, nephews and nieces ect and it's quite feasible we could have sold 20k. i've also spoke to quite a few casual old firm fans who couldn't find their way to ibrox or parkhead but who want to come along to the final to support the town. i'm sorted for a ticket but i'm getting a bit downhearted thinking it's going to be an absolutely shite atmosphere.

he was absolutely dire in the 2 games against us at at fir park so it's not that much of a boost. i don't understand this. a broken leg or ankle isn't that big a deal in the scheme of things. ledley will still be picking up 20 grand a week and will no doubt have some right good painkillers. fuck him.

it was falkirk about 7 years ago.

it won't sound any louder than at the semi and will probably be quieter as the fans who normally go to games and will be getting worked up and behind the team will sitting miles apart seperated by people who couldn't really give a toss. let's just hope that only people who will actually sing buy for the singing section as we are already at a massive disadvantage and are pretty much the away side. celtic will have the celtic end, the entire north stand and no doubt the majority of the corporate and members tickets. it's likely we will only have 30% of the touchline and they'll have 70%, pretty much the situation when celtic are the away team at ibrox. if our end is heavily infiltrated by celtic fans someone should be getting their p45. this is a bigger occassion. there will be more people wanting to go and tims attempting to infiltrate as well. there should be another level of sales to fans who don't have season tickets this season that are on the database before it goes totally public.

aye like this ghuy.

aye but it's the fact that 3/4s of their support disapeared due to a bad season. anyway the cup final isn't about giving fans a day out it's about an even contest at a neutral venue. that's why we should have the option of 50/50. we better not all be stuck behind the goals.