branniganm

A lot of times this season. I don't think it will be as big a blow as some on here will make out.

The player says he wasn't injured before Saturday as have the club therefore I think he wasn't injured ! He looks generally unfit to me not injured. He needs to lose weight to improve his mobility and lack of pace.

Think people on here as usual are getting carried away. The Fans in W7 do a great job bringing a atmosphere to the ground. 1 person threw the coin who I hope is caught barred from the stadium for life. And the full weight of law comes down hard on them. But dont tar all with the same brush. Coys.

It wouldn’t surprise me if the club use the coin-throwing as an excuse to end the W7 project/experiment. That’s why I don’t doubt that the culprit would’ve been turned in if known to the ‘regulars’.

What it’ll also do is gloss over the fact that the club wilfully handed over 1,800 extra seats to fans who glorify the killing of innocent people based on religion, purely for financial reasons. I noticed there was no Panda Club on Saturday, or any of our ‘award-winning’ pre-match family entertainment in place as a result.

Given our stay in the top flight looks like it could well be short lived, I hope the board feel the sell-out was worth it.

This has always been the case. My Dad wouldnt take me to bigot games in the 70s and i wont take my kids anywhere near them now.  They (and Scottish football) aint gonna change anytime soon. 

This has always been the case. My Dad wouldnt take me to bigot games in the 70s and i wont take my kids anywhere near them now.  They (and Scottish football) aint gonna change anytime soon. 

My understanding is that access to w7 is not open to anyone, hence guys in killie scarves being refused entry to the home stands 2 weeks ago.  Access is for home fans only. 
Strict liability means that SMFC as a body corporate is accountable for the actions of all fans in the ground. This would mean SMFC would have to steward the ground in the true sense of the word. Rather than the half-arsed amateurs we have at present. 
You and I both know that nobody in w7 has agreed to be accountable for the actions of individuals. If that is the case , then i would advise them to take out a personal indemnity policy to protect them being sued for negligence. 

Help !   Obviously. 

My favourite was the opening game display.  Rising Sun over the whole West Stand. Very well thought out by some talented and passionate  young people.

HAHAHA because we focus so much on other teams... We will take a pop at them when and where we feel right. 
WERE NOT A JUKEBOX, you don't get to put a few quid in us then tell us what to do! Don't like our stuff? Make your own.
p.s 
 
 
 
 
 

The police asked the club to provide evidence of criminal behaviour within the stadium this season....
 

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Aw diddums. 
Some have a soft spot for Celtic fans. 
The same fans who love and sing the praises of the IRA and other Thugs. 
Remind you this is the anniversary where, heroes of Celtic fans, blew up innocent children and other innocent human beings at Omagh. 
Celtic fans celebrate this at Scottish Football Stadiums including Greenhill Road. 

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

Took my 6 and 4 year old girls to their first ever game in W2 on Saturday. Elder one initially didn't want to go,  but at the full time whistle asked 'when's the next game ?'  Brought a tear to my glass eye.  And my mother was there too. Last saw Saints about 50 years ago !  She was cheering with the best of them.  Rugby-loving kiwi wife is even starting to get it.   COYS !

On a clear day, the view from Goatfell on Arran cannot be beaten IMO.
Millport and Bute seem within touching distance. Ben Cruachan far to the north.  Holy isle and Ailsa Craig to the south. And the Irish coast beyond the Kintyre peninsula. Not to mention Glens Rosa and Sannox below. 
An amazing spot .