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I would go with the following;
1. 1999-2000
2. 2017-2018
3. 2005-2006
 
What’s yours?

Hopefully season tickets will go on sale soon. Planning on getting my first season ticket in 18 years. 
Think they normally go on sale next month? 

Posted last year but received no reply...
Are the club still looking to purchased ‘bus shelters’ for supporters who are not in the raised platform?
 

I've spoken to and seen comments from a few ex-users of this forum who no longer visit for various reasons but the recurring theme I get is that people are just fed up with the utter shite that is posted on here, usually on a really repetitive basis, from a small number of users.
As such I have decided to resurrect the Sin Bin. If you suddenly find you are no longer able to post in this section of the forum, look for the Sin Bin section where you will be free to post as usual.
Going to run this way for a few weeks and see if there is any mileage left in the forum, or if it's run it's natural course and it's time to put the whole thing in the bin.
Enjoy

5 black stripes, white shorts, white socks with two black hoops. That'll do it. 

CC
Rituals
Morning check on Football / Saints News Online
Off the Ball
Sportsound at 2pm
Pie Stall at 2.40
Seat at 2.45
Check that phone is set to update league scores. 
(Occasional visit to 1877 Club before the match)

Its nonsense that they can't make money off them. Plenty of Junior teams still do them for every game and the attendance at these games 100-200. I'm sure football league teams will have no problem. Just cut back the number they are making.
 
 

Should be a home game for us to have our league winning flag being unfurled.
Remember 2006 though; Inverness away in our opening game

Why take the time to respond to it if it's meanginless?

O’Ware is nowhere near good enough. Average championship player at best. If this is the standard of player we’re going to get, we’ll be a one-season wonder in the Premiership. 
Ex- Morton captain too; No thanks!
 

They are a mid-table club at best in the Championship. Crowds of 1,500 on average and a debt of £2m.
I’m sure the Easdales will be their saviours....
Tick tock....

They are a mid-table club at best in the Championship. Crowds of 1,500 on average and a debt of £2m.
I’m sure the Easdales will be their saviours....
Tick tock....

They are a mid-table club at best in the Championship. Crowds of 1,500 on average and a debt of £2m.
I’m sure the Easdales will be their saviours....
Tick tock....

We are due 33% of any transfer fee Hibs receive for McGinn, less the £120K they paid for him.

So if he was sold for £3m we’d get a third of £2.88m

Spot on with your assement on O’ware. He’s nowhere near good enough for the premiership in Scotland. I’m sure Jack will be looking at better options to boost or squad.

O’Ware is nowhere near good enough. Average championship player at best. If this is the standard of player we’re going to get, we’ll be a one-season wonder in the Premiership. 
Ex- Morton captain too; No thanks!
 

O’Ware is nowhere near good enough. Average championship player at best. If this is the standard of player we’re going to get, we’ll be a one-season wonder in the Premiership. 
Ex- Morton captain too; No thanks!
 

O’Ware is nowhere near good enough. Average championship player at best. If this is the standard of player we’re going to get, we’ll be a one-season wonder in the Premiership. 
Ex- Morton captain too; No thanks!
 

Remember first seeing him as a 16 year old playing in the u20s. He was so slim his top was to big for him. But sitting with Skodasaint and Burnsy we all said the same thing. this tiny skinny kid has something. He had blistering pace and we loved watching him in the u20s. And I was at a Dumbarton game last year and Lewis dad tap me on the shoulder and introduced himself. He said Lewis would like to give you his shirt at the end of the season. I asked why. He said as a thank you for supporting and encouraging him in the u20s. as you can imagine i was delighted and true to his word I met up with Lewis in the supporters club and gave me his shirt . I'm a massive fan of his and were ever he plays I always will be. he's a credit to the club and his family. Lewis thanks for the great memories. Coys
 
 
 
 

Met him in the club shop before the game yesterday and he was buying a top. I joked about him having to buy his own strip these days and he replied, I'm just trying to give something back to the club.
Great example to all young players. He must know how good a player he is but still has his feet on the ground and comes across as a top man.
Hope his career continues to develop and he plays at the top level he can. As said above he will definitely be welcome back to the club and leave with the full support of everyone.

I would love it if we could get him back on loan next season.

We’ve seen many young players leave before really achieving anything tangible in the stripes. Many have left to try their luck down South. This kid has his head screwed on, and has a chance to really make it big, without having to leave home, or leave family and friends. He leaves us having helped secure a championship, and the last thing he did at home was to score the winner against Morton, before winding them up something rotten. He’s scored great goals, has contributed greatly.
I really hope he gets his chance at Celtic, shines, and like another true talent there in Kieran Tierney, becomes a Scottish international and secures a life changing move to the EPL. I am sure, absolutely certain, that if he turns out against us, this will be different from some players who join opposition teams and are jeered. He deserves, and I’m sure will receive, a warm welcome back.
A sixteen million pound move to Spurs or Southampton, Everton or Newcastle.
Pleasing. Thanks for the tangible memories Lewis, good luck at Celtic.

I, like many in the West Stand, have had STs there since we moved. We win a trophy, then cannot see our captain lift it because of a big sponsor bloody board. Next thing, the players all put on T Shirts and drift across in dribs and drabs. The only time I actually saw the trophy was when photographers got Gordon Scott and Tony Fitzpatick to pose with it near the WB. Even then, it was with their backs to us. Next thing - they’ve set up another sponsor board way across in the main stand / south stand corner. The players stand behind it, and we can’t see much because of press and family members taking their photos.
As trophy presentations go, utter shit. Is it that big a deal? Probably not, but it was very poorly staged.

‘Those who missed the presentation’.... the entire fcuking West Stand, thanks to that big rainbow shaped piece of polystyrene shite placed across the top of the presentation podum.
Would it have hurt not to have that? Ladbrokes had their name on the two flags either side of the stage, plus on the big board right in front of the team. After the cannons went off and McGinn lifted the trophy, I thought the team would walk round to the other side of the podium and lift it up.
Who the fcuk thinks these things through. Stevie fcuking Wonder?

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