Slarti

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Erm, they are league games.

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It's not unheard of for St Mirren supporters to be in the home ends of clubs with smaller capacities than we have. As long as these fans behave, it's not much of an issue.

For clarity (and for the hard of thinking), someone saying "this was what I experienced" is eyewitness testimony, someone saying "this is what someone else told me they experienced" is hearsay.

And the other is Stuart.

Naw, but if I did I wouldn't be serving deep fried lizard.

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That's not what it says. [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

You're right, she's no' deid - she's been rejuvenated like all Lizard People.

What "weird perception"? Because I say something that YOU don't agree with, it makes it "weird". I still can't see what you thought was a riddle. It was straightforward, obvious and almost a perfect description. Or is this another case of ou jumping in with both feet. Still waiting for you to say what "unprovable" thing was getting discussed in that other thread you jumped into with both feet.

Feck knows, here's what Wiki says: In November 2019, the club released plans to upgrade Lesser Hampden to an SPFL-standard venue which included an extension of the existing west stand, a new east stand and associated facilities, with a seating capacity of 1,774.[2][15][5][16] Work on Lesser Hampden was delayed, which meant that Queen's Park had to groundshare at the Falkirk Stadium and at Firhill after their lease on Hampden expired.[17] The club released a revised plan in early December 2021;[18][19] within two weeks, demolition of the farmhouse and byre had commenced.[20]

It's obvious, easy to understand and in clear English, why are you having difficulty understanding it?

I assume you disagree - but the thing about potential is that only those claiming it is there can be proven right, those claiming it isn't can only be proven wrong, so laugh away.

That was my thinking.

Depends how well they are doing. There is definitely potential there to be a reasonably big club (by Scottish standards). Dunno the capacity of Lesser Hampden, mind you.

They got £5m for Hampden a couple of years ago and have turned pro, so they have a lot more players to choose from.

How is that incompatible with what he said?

It's not far from the nearest end of the bar but quite far from the furthest seats (but also right next to some other seats).

I'm sure there's a joke in there but it's lost on me.

I do more steps than that just going for a piss multiple times on a night out.

It's not brilliant, it's Sinful.

And Rangers still spent it all and went bust. You're right though, about the gate money, but I think it's really the merchandise sales to their far larger fan bases (I know fans of both who have NEVER been to a game but still buy tops every year - mainly for their kids these days, admittedly) and their far superior sponsorship deals (again due to their fan bases) that is the main divider. Of course, more money generally leads to more domestic success and then more money from Europe. The divide just builds from there. If there weren't as many bigots and gloryhunters, there wouldn't be such a big divide.

Enough of trying to deflect and change the subject, are you going to provide any proof or not?

Yes, but you were answering my question in that post which referred to your previous post, which I quoted, where you quoted my previous post and called it a "theory". I'll put this down to your lack of grammatical eloquence and leave it at that. Ya plum. [emoji14]