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Awe don't say that I am really keen to take ownership of that house and renovate it
There are some severe planning restrictions though.

Awe don't say that I am really keen to take ownership of that house and renovate it
There are some severe planning restrictions though.

Yip it's definitely the medical superintendents house at dykebar hospital, designed by TJ Abercrombie, privately owned and on the at risk register for scotland

Would that be the church hall possibly something to do with the Methodist church in lawn st??

Would that be the church hall possibly something to do with the Methodist church in lawn st??

I surrender...last post about his driving ban......The reason I know about it is a coach at our club told me it was part of the reason he left but I'll leave it there and won't mention it again.

Edited for forgetting the word poster

YES!
Although IF Riordan could be kept on the straight and narrow I would argue with anyone about his ability. O'Connor is now about ten stone overweight and was doing Community service I believe.

Scotland fans are a fecking embarrassment...pouring fairy liquid in fountains and jumping about naked...real classy....a former well know football manager who has a bar in Barcelona shuts it if any Scottish teams in area as he says their behavior is shocking...embarrassing to be Scottish....

The board are determined to keep us out of debt. This is sensible and prudent. Lennon has a restricted budget to work with which makes it tough for him to put a top quality side onthe park. All of this is true.
Question ! What level of budget do Butcher or Adams have to work with ? If Lennon's player budget is smaller than theirs then our b.o.d. are condemning us to relegation. But I don't believe Lennon has less £££ to work with than those Highlanders, they just use it better.
They have better managers than we do.

I think John McGinn was fantastic last night and never looked out of his depth against a very talented midfield. Alan Pardew applauding him off the field also says a lot.

I think John McGinn was fantastic last night and never looked out of his depth against a very talented midfield. Alan Pardew applauding him off the field also says a lot.

I think John McGinn was fantastic last night and never looked out of his depth against a very talented midfield. Alan Pardew applauding him off the field also says a lot.

I think John McGinn was fantastic last night and never looked out of his depth against a very talented midfield. Alan Pardew applauding him off the field also says a lot.

Well thought out and constructed argument well done

Well thought out and constructed argument well done

This is a non starter part of their C/L campaign.

Motherwell finished 2nd will have received possibly 500k+ more in prize money, qualified for Europe, have bigger crowds. Although we may not like it they are a bigger club than us with a far greater turnover. But even they have lost more players than they have brought in so far We will make more signings but within our budget.

Yes, a stupid one at home to Hibs when we lost 1-0 and a handball agains Dundee in the game we won 3-1.

I don't agree I thought at times last season he was a bomb scare, with those last ditch tackles. I felt as though he was always in danger of giving away a penalty.

Oh dear woosh indeed slow on the uptake

Oh dear woosh indeed slow on the uptake

I'd even question a valuation of £960,000 to be honest.
One of the most bizarre things that happened during the period of the 10000hours bid was that the sellers of the majority shareholding in the club were happy to meet those funding the purchase of the shares to tell them that if Rangers weren't kept in the SPL the business would be in real financial trouble, possibly administration, within 3 months. Then weeks later they reject a bid of £1.25m on the grounds that it wasn't enough. If you were buying a house and the vendor told you that if the wind blows in a certain direction it will fall down would you not deem the property worthless? Why should a football club be any different? At least when David Murray recognised the problems at Ibrox he sold it on for £1.
The club clearly isn't about to fold but if the vendor really does believe that the clubs financial future is resting on TV deals that revolve around Celtic and Rangers then surely that precarious situation has to be reflected in the valuation of the majority shareholding.

I don't know hss but why on earth would you shout about that at a saints game, get a grip

I'd guess the Thomas Muir memorial hall in North St with those clues