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Given what was at stake tonight, Sammy's penalty save could be  regarded as one of the most important moments of the season, if we go on to win the league or be promoted.
Potentially as important as his penalty save in the league cup semi. 
 
 

Given what was at stake tonight, Sammy's penalty save could be  regarded as one of the most important moments of the season, if we go on to win the league or be promoted.
Potentially as important as his penalty save in the league cup semi. 
 
 

Given what was at stake tonight, Sammy's penalty save could be  regarded as one of the most important moments of the season, if we go on to win the league or be promoted.
Potentially as important as his penalty save in the league cup semi. 
 
 

Given what was at stake tonight, Sammy's penalty save could be  regarded as one of the most important moments of the season, if we go on to win the league or be promoted.
Potentially as important as his penalty save in the league cup semi. 
 
 

Given what was at stake tonight, Sammy's penalty save could be  regarded as one of the most important moments of the season, if we go on to win the league or be promoted.
Potentially as important as his penalty save in the league cup semi. 
 
 

I keep noticing Macron strips this season. Like Joma, It's not one of the big name manufacturers. But they have been designing some cracking bespoke strips this season for the teams they supply. 
PAOK's strips are the most recent I've seen. Whilst I like our strips this season,   would love to have seen us in something like these.
 
 
 

I keep noticing Macron strips this season. Like Joma, It's not one of the big name manufacturers. But they have been designing some cracking bespoke strips this season for the teams they supply. 
PAOK's strips are the most recent I've seen. Whilst I like our strips this season,   would love to have seen us in something like these.
 
 
 

I keep noticing Macron strips this season. Like Joma, It's not one of the big name manufacturers. But they have been designing some cracking bespoke strips this season for the teams they supply. 
PAOK's strips are the most recent I've seen. Whilst I like our strips this season,   would love to have seen us in something like these.
 
 
 

I keep noticing Macron strips this season. Like Joma, It's not one of the big name manufacturers. But they have been designing some cracking bespoke strips this season for the teams they supply. 
PAOK's strips are the most recent I've seen. Whilst I like our strips this season,   would love to have seen us in something like these.
 
 
 

I keep noticing Macron strips this season. Like Joma, It's not one of the big name manufacturers. But they have been designing some cracking bespoke strips this season for the teams they supply. 
PAOK's strips are the most recent I've seen. Whilst I like our strips this season,   would love to have seen us in something like these.
 
 
 

Samson's penalty save in the LC semi final was a massive moment in the cup run. For that, I will be eternally grateful.
If it wasn't for that save, I doubt we would have got to the final.

Samson's penalty save in the LC semi final was a massive moment in the cup run. For that, I will be eternally grateful.
If it wasn't for that save, I doubt we would have got to the final.

Isn't that the reason Jens Paeslack left us all those years ago?

Isn't that the reason Jens Paeslack left us all those years ago?

As much as we joke, Perhaps Gordon Scott and SMISA could work with Paul Kelly at AS Homes to ensure the history of the club and site is reflected and recognised in the development. It is a really good opportunity and important part of the town's history, never mind the club.
Plenty of fitba ground redevelopments have cleverly incorporated the site's history. I like the idea of having cobbled lines through the streets to reflect the pitch markings...similar to the way the route of the Berlin wall is remembered.
Middlesbrough's old ground, Ayresome Park, was turned into a housing estate. There are a few subtle sculptures around the estate...a football where the centre spot would have been, a pair of boots I think where the dugout was  and jackets hanging on a fence to indicate where the goalposts would have been. Simple, but a wee nod to the history.
In terms of street names, Dargo Drive to celebrate the final goal! 
 

As much as we joke, Perhaps Gordon Scott and SMISA could work with Paul Kelly at AS Homes to ensure the history of the club and site is reflected and recognised in the development. It is a really good opportunity and important part of the town's history, never mind the club.
Plenty of fitba ground redevelopments have cleverly incorporated the site's history. I like the idea of having cobbled lines through the streets to reflect the pitch markings...similar to the way the route of the Berlin wall is remembered.
Middlesbrough's old ground, Ayresome Park, was turned into a housing estate. There are a few subtle sculptures around the estate...a football where the centre spot would have been, a pair of boots I think where the dugout was  and jackets hanging on a fence to indicate where the goalposts would have been. Simple, but a wee nod to the history.
In terms of street names, Dargo Drive to celebrate the final goal! 
 

As much as we joke, Perhaps Gordon Scott and SMISA could work with Paul Kelly at AS Homes to ensure the history of the club and site is reflected and recognised in the development. It is a really good opportunity and important part of the town's history, never mind the club.
Plenty of fitba ground redevelopments have cleverly incorporated the site's history. I like the idea of having cobbled lines through the streets to reflect the pitch markings...similar to the way the route of the Berlin wall is remembered.
Middlesbrough's old ground, Ayresome Park, was turned into a housing estate. There are a few subtle sculptures around the estate...a football where the centre spot would have been, a pair of boots I think where the dugout was  and jackets hanging on a fence to indicate where the goalposts would have been. Simple, but a wee nod to the history.
In terms of street names, Dargo Drive to celebrate the final goal! 
 

As much as we joke, Perhaps Gordon Scott and SMISA could work with Paul Kelly at AS Homes to ensure the history of the club and site is reflected and recognised in the development. It is a really good opportunity and important part of the town's history, never mind the club.
Plenty of fitba ground redevelopments have cleverly incorporated the site's history. I like the idea of having cobbled lines through the streets to reflect the pitch markings...similar to the way the route of the Berlin wall is remembered.
Middlesbrough's old ground, Ayresome Park, was turned into a housing estate. There are a few subtle sculptures around the estate...a football where the centre spot would have been, a pair of boots I think where the dugout was  and jackets hanging on a fence to indicate where the goalposts would have been. Simple, but a wee nod to the history.
In terms of street names, Dargo Drive to celebrate the final goal! 
 

To get you in the mood for Fir Park tomorrow, here are some pics from the brilliant 3-2 comeback victory  in  May 2007.

To get you in the mood for Fir Park tomorrow, here are some pics from the brilliant 3-2 comeback victory  in  May 2007.

To get you in the mood for Fir Park tomorrow, here are some pics from the brilliant 3-2 comeback victory  in  May 2007.

To get you in the mood for Fir Park tomorrow, here are some pics from the brilliant 3-2 comeback victory  in  May 2007.

To get you in the mood for Fir Park tomorrow, here are some pics from the brilliant 3-2 comeback victory  in  May 2007.

To get you in the mood for Fir Park tomorrow, here are some pics from the brilliant 3-2 comeback victory  in  May 2007.

To get you in the mood for Fir Park tomorrow, here are some pics from the brilliant 3-2 comeback victory  in  May 2007.