Absolutely brilliant. Just a question, definitely not a criticism - is there a criteria for selection of the greatest players list? Or is it personal subjectivity?

It’s lovely to go back in time to relive games I attended back in the 60s and 70s. Many thanks

Hopefully behind closed doors. Oh, sorry, just re-read the title, my bad.

Soton must have be thinking they’ve got us in their back pocket already and making travel plans for Newcastle next season. Then Norwich happened. They’ll be as edgy as hell, now. I see us winning this. Come on Leeds.

Really pleased to see them stay up , they've had it tough over the last few seasons, hopefully this will be a bit of a warning and they'll kick on next season maybe be able to attract a bit of new investment from someone It’s going to be difficult forever I’m afraid, the whole county (Wigtownshire)...

1964white wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 9:51 pm Well he is

I loved it when he confronted Firpo, Junior pushes him & Barnes tumbles over like a bag of potatoes.

And straight after that, Rodon stood up to him. Barnes didn’t push him, I can tell you.

Stranraer maintained their SFL status with an extra time victory over East Kilbride. My local club, they would have gone out of business had they lost. Stranraer, Scotlands third oldest club, as a geographical outpost would have found it impossible to continue, every away game meaning a minimum 200 ...

AND HE CAUGHT A CROSS!!!!!

CUSSIE01 wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 11:07 pm Flights to London & hotel booked but no tickets yet. God favours the brave

Fingers crossed for ya buddy.

You go girl. But how dya like this ? You say - 'we didn't allow Norwich to play' Now as much as i think you're right, how about - 'DF allowed his players to play' ? One becomes the other Kenny. By DF granting that freedom of movement and expression, to play without fear, that means we controlled ev...

I’m still glowing after that game, no way was I going to miss a single second by posting. Beautiful.

2-1 Rodon (Orange Box)

whiteswan wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 11:28 am Lazy so and so.........

Exactly what my wife calls me …

Geo: I’ve just read where DF has said he believes Geos movement causes problems for big defenders so is an essential part of his plans for this game. (Don’t ask me where I’ve just read it, I can’t be arsed finding it again on my iPad).

Sounds like he’s a starter.

I know we’ve moaned and groaned about what VAR would have given us this season (and we’ve chuckled a couple of times about getting away with some) but at least we know the impact immediately and got on with the game. Compare that to the grief of celebrating a goal only to have it ruled out minutes l...

1964white wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 5:48 am

I think it’s time to lock this thread right now.

mentalcase wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 7:42 pm Aye is Yorkshire I tell thee
It's only Scottish if it has Och before it, and The noo ya wee f**king baaarstard after it

When I’m wrong, I’m wrong. And you’re right, I’m wrong.

1964white wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:03 pm Yes OB

‘Aye’ is used in Scotland and found in Scottish Gaelic and in the Irish language, Ulster.

‘Aye’ is used in most parts of Northern England and in Cornwall more so then else where. With the Yorkshire and Geordie accents.

aye, tha's reet

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1964white wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:01 pm Aye, I noticed fans had drifted out of the ground long before the final whistle....weird!!!

Careful, you’re speaking Scots, it’s catching!

lufc1304 wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 9:49 am Thinking I might move the telly into the bathroom and maybe see if I can borrow a portable de-fib machine!!

I’m no electrician, but I’m thinking that if you put a telly in the bathroom you won’t be needing a portable defibrillator.