jaybee

This! from someone who has undisputed "walloper" knowledge. 😉

an ah prefer square anyhoo.

ye ken theres nae need tae git teknikal ye know.

erm eh ! well; mmm I did find it eventually, thanks everyone.

it would seem the rest of article is behind a pay wall

is that just cause yer a tight fisted jock?

Was there not a Renton in there somewhere?

Cammy Murray and Dennis Connaghan either side of Tony and is it not Jim Blair second from the right at the front? The grey cells have stole the rest.

I liked Connell, thought he was a real steady eddie at left back when we needed one. Connaghan, Murray, Connell, Fulton McFadyen, Renton just springs to mind and Connelll certainly did St Mirren a turn when he came our way.

I'm wondering if he is on his way and they are protecting him? Hope I'm wrong.

shaugnessy is also prone to headers that get us goals

Born in the 30'S the `1930'S; methinks. 😉😆

very fair comment

I am not trying to be a scaremonger here, I was answering a question which was; "do i really think people will die because of attending football matches," my honest answer is that it is absolutely certain that some will, anyone who thinks otherwise is living in cloud cuckoo land. Now I am not saying there will be hundreds or even dozens............ but one only has to look at the rise in cases in Japan at the Olympics (and remember this is with NO CROWDS) to be certain that there is bound to be some transmission of the virus particularly among big...... and oddly enough both Celtic and Rangers have had the all clear for full houses, I rest my case, with no great pleasure I might add. And if I am wrong then more fooll me and people will still be here that might otherwise not.

I can't argue with that, but at the end of the day if you gain enough momentum politically you can alter policy and change the way things work.

Which planet do you live on? because on this one, whilst not dying at the rate they were earlier, people are still dying, so to answer your question, yes absolutely.

I don't know the elected members name, do you? and as for who decided? I have even less knowledge of that, equal I suspect to about the sum of your own knowledge. I sincerely do take your point regarding the apparent dismissive nature of that decision by 'a faceless bureaucrat,' which most certainly would not have occurred had they been dealing with those in blue or green frae Glesca. However, as I stated the ability to alter who makes those decisions is within the purview of S.M.I.S., the club, and the public, should enough cages be rattled to initiate action.

PPV is £25 too, at least it was last year, I looked; as I buy all the other games even joining Premier tv (and forgetting to cancel it, doh!)

Are you REALLY that naive? seriously.

I do understand how representative democracy works, but if voters can deliver a metaphorical 'kick in the balls' to a sitting government via a by-election result, then clearly there is a path to be trod................ unless of course yer jest a moaning minnie and canna be earsed?

Not utter nonsense at all, who suddenly made you the arbiter of common sense? Have the club acted a shade apprehensively? probably yes, but given we are talking of peoples lives here, and this by the way is supposedly a 'supporters' forum, although anyone who was not actually aware of that might doubt it given the vilification aimed at the club, staff and associates. Put on a fresh pull up and climb back in yer cot.

That's down to the voters my friend, if they don't like who is in power, then campaign for someone who you would like to be in power............ I think it's called Democracy

I, in general tend to agree, given I live down souf I buy the games BUT not Livi, didn't last year and wont this year, I might have paid £20 which is more than anyone else, but £25 really is extracting the urine.

I appreciate the sensible manner in which you justify your interpretation of the data and have no arguments as to its veracity. My point, and it isn't to be pedantic regarding it, is that those who are part of SAGE and similar groups without a doubt are firstly, generally better informed as to the 'big' picture and secondly more appropriately qualified as to be able to utilise such information in the UK context. I honestly believe that people have died as a result of listening to advice from sources that think (at the time perhaps genuinely) that they have a knowledge that they simply do not. I personally have lost family and friends to Covid so perhaps I do have an axe to grind.