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Since my last post...
Lorna Brooks in the Glad Cafe
Brilliant Glasgow band Wojtek the Bear in the Harbour Arts Centre, Irvine, supported by the Muldoons.
Lastly.... A 5 hour aural treat in Drygate Brewery.... EAST WEST BLUES FEST, featuring ...
MUD IN YOUR EAR
LIZ JONES & BROKEN WINDOWS
AL BROWN & THE BLUELIGHTERS
BLUES 'N' TROUBLE
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9 minutes ago, HSS said:
I was at Usher Hall for the first time tonight seeing Hamish Hawk
Wonderful performance,beautiful venue It’s been a brilliant day
🏁🎶🎵🎼🏁
That would have been a belter.
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Another belter tonight... Ex Silencers singer JJ Gilmour in a sold out hometown Coatbridge gig.
Normally Jinky doesn't sing many Silencers songs in his solo performances but tonight was called Breaking the Silence for a reason, with the bulk of the set coming from the 1993 album Seconds of Pleasure, which includes I Can Feel It with JJ on lead vocals.
A great, appreciative crowd and a deserved standing ovation at the end.
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Great gig last night...
Kim Richey in The Glad Cafe.
Fabulous artist who had the capacity crowd hanging on her every word.
Support was Carla J Easton.
I also had a chat with Paisley musical royalty.
Jill Jackson was there as she sang along with Kim on 3 or 4 numbers and Carol Laula was next yo me in the audience. Two of my favourite singers.
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5 minutes ago, beyond our ken said:
Got tickets for Dunfermline carnegie hall, which is a great theatre, for July
Also signed up for the mailing list for the planned all-seated gig in Glasgow that is yet to be announced.
Pavilion.
Tickets on sale.
From their social media...
Tickets on sale now for our fully seated show at The Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow on 2nd Nov. Get your tickets today:
https://booking.trafalgartickets.com/en/pavilion-theatre-glasgow/buyingflow/tickets/29202/57450/And if you prefer to be up on your feet at a Vintage Explosion show get your tickets for the Barrowland Ballroom Glasgow on 28th Dec:
https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Glasgow/Barrowland-Ballroom/The-Vintage-Explosion/40365718/#tickets
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2 hours ago, shull said:
What a wonderful era for St Mirren Football Club and our Supporters.
Check out the Official Attendance
A wonderful era indeed.
I went to every game that season, home and away.
Those memories are precious.
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36 minutes ago, shull said:
Another childhood memory gone.
He was so good as poor henpecked George Roper.
RIP
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8 hours ago, shull said:
ONE OF FERGIE'S FURIES FINEST MOMENTS
EVERY PLAYER A LEGEND
My all time favourite game of football.
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1 hour ago, MenstrieSaint said:
I believe if we had kept Fergie and Bobby Reid never got injured we would have won the league .
Agreed.
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30 minutes ago, Albanian Buddy said:
Best advice I can give anyone is never to engage in any conversation or texts.
Two reasons:
Firstly once you answer or respond your number is deemed “live” and you will be targeted by other scammers.
Secondly they can record your voice and get you to use certain phrases that may be used against you with financial organisations.
You might have heard “my voice is my password” on some telephone banking systems. These scammers are always trying to be one step ahead and will use significant resources to fleece as many people as possible.
Give these scammers nothing. Rather than tell them to Fcuk Off - just don’t engage with them at all.
Ignore all unknown numbers - send them to voicemail. If it’s someone you know or trying to contact you then they will leave a voicemail.
Once you identify a scam number - block it immediately.
You can also report these via ofcom.
“7726 is a number that most mobile customers using UK networks can text to report unwanted SMS messages or phone calls on a mobile. The number ‘7726’ was chosen because it spells ‘SPAM’ on an alphanumeric phone keypad – that’s a handy way of remembering it.”
Sound advice. Cheers.
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9 hours ago, Ross Johnstone said:
Hi Everyone,
I wanted to ask a question, Bobby Reid from the team in the 70s who unfortunately got a career ending injury is my uncle, and I was enquiring whether anyone has some old stories of how he used to play, what sort of player he was and if anyone has any memories that they would like to share about him.
In a nutshell, one of the best defenders I've ever seen... and not just at Saints.
He was one of my favourite players and I reckon a stick-on to be a Scotland mainstay for many a year.
Solid at the back and elegant going forward.
Tragic end to a very promising career.
A genuine Saints legend.
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10 minutes ago, BanburyBill said:
I see Ohara is playing centre back today. If we play the way we played against the other half with a high block we could get something from this today
That was how Livescore had us line up, with Fraser in midfield.
Is it not more likely to be a back 3 of Taylor, Gogic and Fraser or has O'Hara been confirmed as playing in defence?
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56 minutes ago, beyond our ken said:
He has improved recently, just too late and too little
The guy is destined to spend his whole career on loan
He has improved which is testimony to the coaching of Langfield... but he must have been sourced on potential rather than ability as it has taken quite some time for him to improve from an error prone great shot stopper to the kind of keeper we have had in recent years.
Maybe we have been spoiled after a really good run of keepers.
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5 minutes ago, Qarsaan said:
Scoring late goals seems to have become a bit of a habit. That's a good habit.
A very good habit showing tremendous team spirit.
Goal worthy of winning any game.
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Scrappy goal to concede.
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So glad we have a new penalty taker... one that knows how to take them too.
Cracking spot kick under pressure.
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Happy with this one. 😎
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5 minutes ago, Swiss_Saint said:
feck off O'Hara, get him off penalties now, his bottle has obviously gone on them
I wouldn't have O'Hara on penalties.
Last few have been lucky or shocking.
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Brilliant gig last night at the Harbour Arts Centre in Irvine as Paisley's Jill Jackson wowed yet another sold out crowd.
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24 minutes ago, eastlandssaint said:
The Blow Monkeys tonight at Stereo, sounding as soulful as ever.
Cool... That would have been a good one. I have their most recent album.
I also love the support Xan Tyler. Saw her last week.
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On 11/26/2024 at 6:07 PM, Smithers Jones said:
Agreed. It was great and it's sad to see what it has become.
I concur.
The playground has been abandoned by many.
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Points dropped for sure. 😥
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12 minutes ago, Swiss_Saint said:
if you go down the middle I feel you should always go high as if you go low like kiltie did there is always a chance for a tall keeper to still save with his legs. Still the better team so far but dont feel we have the same level as Wednesday night
100% agree re the penalty.
Three games in a week is hard going when your success is based on an intense pressing game
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12 minutes ago, DougJamie said:
Both pens were saved not missed Bud
Fair point...
But O'Hara made it easy for the keeper and Kiltie going down the middle at that height gives any keeper the chance of a save with the legs.
Let me rephrase... How many penalties have we failed to score from in the last two seasons?
Tony Fitzpatrick Life Story interview
in General St. Mirren Discussion
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Brilliant.
Thanks for sharing. 👏👏👏