sophia

Facilities management is a scam of an industry serving idiot entities who have no appreciation of risk, whose middle managers have no incentive to do anything other than dole out contracts to chancer companies that have diversified from old rope.

I agree and whilst some have been shrilling and wanting him ejected, that was typically premature. I've been endeavouring towards the objective with Duncan and I can accept that those brought up with the redolent cry of get it up the park might be fooled by the immediacy of that tactic but I rather think football has moved on and despite the frustration of this season, at least we have a philosophical sporting base to build upon. Yet again the vocal and dreary doomsters are proved better at being performative than predicting and fifth is a finishing position that is eminently achievable.

Well that's not my recollection

Look out cliff!

Those don't knows will just have to concentrate a bit more

I'm not sure if Crouchy is more near than tall

You might want to check the cancer thread and cut the poster a break

Not really. The attack dogs were unleashed upon Tony Booth. It was wrong then and it is wrong now. Also Denis Thatcher enjoyed a gin but that was kinda cute what what

Should be ok just as long as they keep the weegies as far away as possible

How are we to keep up? Life is hard enough without confusing monikers like @Diamonds are Forever

Reminds me of Inverness yesterday when Arbroath equalised with their first shot

Weebles wobble and they do fall down

I did listen, it was a bit of a struggle but I did listen. I was having a bit of fun with you but you may well have a point in as much as dead air or anyone rambling makes for dull so there very well could be a default to keep things ticking at a fast pace. Bradshaw just didn't anchor it too well.

It's quite clear that there is a BBC Scotland editorial diktat that sectarianism shall not be discussed. It's all very curious.

That he came back a week later with his insurance line on safe pitches indicated to me that Michael Stewart has induced a unbefitting rage in him. To be fair to Rory he is not alone. Thick as he may be, he can't hold a candle the Miller that is Willie and his rules of soccer truther on shin pads. After he shared his wisdom on the soccer rules, there was a brief silence redolent of that time just after the turkey when your auntie commented on the appropriateness of Meghan and then everybody moved on.

Top scientists and others throughout the land shouldn't criticise what they don't understand for the climate it is changing. As for Nobel winners, Bob Dylan got one for his songs but he can't sing, he can't even sing as well as Lenny

Setting aside the staunch sounding stronger together moniker, what I read on this leaves me disinclined to think that there is an attractive focus and it reads like a typical committee minute that all signatories can approve.

He put Billy Mckay up in the air and in doing so tipped the balance of the game. For me the Arbroath shoulders were not high enough throughout and they certainly slumped with the dismissal. The wind made it far from the normal Fergie fare and Boruc had two outstanding saves very early in the game and that start rekindled the joy of coming to the football and Samuels' winner was as warming as the 18°C southern breeze.

Would you be able to share a brief summary of the main points?

Congratulations brother, we're all foursquare behind you

I agree. Even Alister Jack is on record as saying that if polling is significantly in favour of indy over a period of time there would be a case for another referendum, so to claim that it is a not now forever is simplistic. Moreover and on the principle that Labour adheres to in The Lords (they don't deny the democratic mandate of The Commons) I'd think it's fair to say that they would respond to a similar and Scottish mandate. It's all very simple or at least should be even to those that claim to support indy but declare they won't vote snp due to reasons.

No appeal.

Thanks Andy