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Do you believe that is a proper sentence, Oaksie ?

Correct, and Lex Baillie was pish at the start of his St Mirren career ............. and the rest is history!

Correct, and Lex Baillie was pish at the start of his St Mirren career ............. and the rest is history!

Happy Birthday Willie.
Hope you like your new hat?

I've never tried a kindle. Maybe I'm a Luddite but I can't imagine reading a book that isn't physically a book. A book should look like a book and feel like a book IMO.
I can maybe understand the attraction of a kindle for taking on holiday, less weight and bulkiness to carry around, but I still advocate the real thing ahead of technological progress.

I've never tried a kindle. Maybe I'm a Luddite but I can't imagine reading a book that isn't physically a book. A book should look like a book and feel like a book IMO.
I can maybe understand the attraction of a kindle for taking on holiday, less weight and bulkiness to carry around, but I still advocate the real thing ahead of technological progress.

Probably my favourite Indian dessert.

I've never tried a kindle. Maybe I'm a Luddite but I can't imagine reading a book that isn't physically a book. A book should look like a book and feel like a book IMO.
I can maybe understand the attraction of a kindle for taking on holiday, less weight and bulkiness to carry around, but I still advocate the real thing ahead of technological progress.

I've never tried a kindle. Maybe I'm a Luddite but I can't imagine reading a book that isn't physically a book. A book should look like a book and feel like a book IMO.
I can maybe understand the attraction of a kindle for taking on holiday, less weight and bulkiness to carry around, but I still advocate the real thing ahead of technological progress.

Was he ? I dont remember Imrie getting enough starts to have formed an opinion about his usefulness or uselessness.

Was he ? I dont remember Imrie getting enough starts to have formed an opinion about his usefulness or uselessness.

Was he ? I dont remember Imrie getting enough starts to have formed an opinion about his usefulness or uselessness.

Was he ? I dont remember Imrie getting enough starts to have formed an opinion about his usefulness or uselessness.

He wouldn't earn enough with us to cover his fines and paternity costs.

A post in respect of Davie White. My old dad (1925-1974) was a Clyde supporter and respected old Davie W. White was a left sided midfielder back in the mid 60s and captain at Clyde. He retired as a player and became their manager and within a couple of seasons took them to 3rd place in the old 1st division. They ought to have qualified for Europe but were denied entry to the old Fairs Cities Cup (a predecessor of the Europa Cup) because of a technicality (Rangers finished 2nd and took the only spot the city of Glasgow could qualify for, Hibs finished 4th and qualified in Clyde's place). White was appointed as Rangers manager on the back of his success at Clyde. White's achievements at Ibrox were overshadowed by Stein's Celtic, the best club side ever in Scotland. His "failure" at Ibrox overshadowed his success at one of this country's diddy teams, an achievement that should be White's ultimate legacy. RIP Davie.

A post in respect of Davie White. My old dad (1925-1974) was a Clyde supporter and respected old Davie W. White was a left sided midfielder back in the mid 60s and captain at Clyde. He retired as a player and became their manager and within a couple of seasons took them to 3rd place in the old 1st division. They ought to have qualified for Europe but were denied entry to the old Fairs Cities Cup (a predecessor of the Europa Cup) because of a technicality (Rangers finished 2nd and took the only spot the city of Glasgow could qualify for, Hibs finished 4th and qualified in Clyde's place). White was appointed as Rangers manager on the back of his success at Clyde. White's achievements at Ibrox were overshadowed by Stein's Celtic, the best club side ever in Scotland. His "failure" at Ibrox overshadowed his success at one of this country's diddy teams, an achievement that should be White's ultimate legacy. RIP Davie.

I am concerned that we will be over-reliant on two ageing players (Thomson & Teale), either of whom (or both) could find 2013/14 to be one season too far for old legs. There's a helluva long time between this transfer window shutting and the January window opening. I hope the BoD is not banking on a 15 point cushion being our lifebelt, especially as two teams may be relegated.

Memories, memories... So we lost out on McInally due to Aspinall being a fanny, we lost out on Ronaldinho due to an administrative delay, we lost out on Ian Harte due to a toilet stop at Gretna services, and we lost out on Craig Beattie due to Hearts being cheating non-paying administration bound bawbags. Hmm. Just a shame Steve Archibald couldn't have had a minor car crash or something on the way to the airport.

I am concerned that we will be over-reliant on two ageing players (Thomson & Teale), either of whom (or both) could find 2013/14 to be one season too far for old legs. There's a helluva long time between this transfer window shutting and the January window opening. I hope the BoD is not banking on a 15 point cushion being our lifebelt, especially as two teams may be relegated.

Why have people always got to bring Alan McGraw into it?

Since Andy Murray's win at Wimbers does that now make Morton's wait to win the Renfrewshire Cup the longest unfulfilled sporting achievement ? Could lightning strike twice ?

Since Andy Murray's win at Wimbers does that now make Morton's wait to win the Renfrewshire Cup the longest unfulfilled sporting achievement ? Could lightning strike twice ?

Since Andy Murray's win at Wimbers does that now make Morton's wait to win the Renfrewshire Cup the longest unfulfilled sporting achievement ? Could lightning strike twice ?

Since Andy Murray's win at Wimbers does that now make Morton's wait to win the Renfrewshire Cup the longest unfulfilled sporting achievement ? Could lightning strike twice ?

BBC News - 21 May 2013
Royal Mail profits jump as parcel sales riseRoyal Mail's annual profits have more than doubled, helped by strong growth in parcel deliveries as more people shop online.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-22605734

Don't let the facts get in the way of a spout of p1sh, eh ?