jmothecat

Because he's got two weeks to live?

Yeah I'm not convinced by May, not convinced he is worth the risk. Also think there are other positions more pressing at the moment.

Kairat weren't shite and this team are only just behind them in the league. Makes me worry.

Looking at the other Scottish teams they seem to have easier ties than we do, despite having an extra qualifying round to get through. It feels like we keep getting really unlucky with the Europa League draw.

Kazakhstan again.

Didn't manage to catch any of it but great to see Pakistan win.

I'm pissed off by it, but I get it, and he gave his all for the Dons, and he is a truly likeable guy and player who has provided some great moments. That's not to say I won't be raging if he scores against us next season.

Ah well. Wish he had gone anywhere but Celtic tbh but he's provided some fantastic moments. Onwards.

No? I think he could be a decent signing.

I ran out of shampoo about four days ago, so I've been using shower gel instead as I keep forgetting to buy more every time I'm out. My hair has never looked this good before. I'm not exactly one to make any effort with my hair, or care too much about it, but suddenly it looks luxurious. Just bought some shampoo so I can actually wash my hair properly tomorrow but I've a slight temptation to not bother and see if it gets better still.

Watching Folau's second try again and it could be an Aussie Rules football mark. Really impressive stuff, then I remembered he used to be an Aussie Rules football player. Looks like he's taken the skill into rugby.

I sometimes think we are seeing what might have happened if Brown had called an election during the 'Brown Bounce'. For what it's worth I think Brown was a better PM than May though, an a better politician. Brown had the issue of once voters got to know him they liked him more than they thought they did, with May it has been the opposite. Brown was a decent enough campaigner, could do a brilliant speech when he wanted to and I think avoided some of the mistakes May is making. That's not to say he was brilliant by any means, but I think in May we are seeing someone utterly lacking in the skills required for the job and she is being very badly exposed.

YAAAAASSSS! Thought when Australia got that penalty...

Barcley, fantastic.

The way they pronounced 'debut' really irritated me. Like a child trying to say it. 'DayBoo'

Great try!

I don't know why but I'm finding the Australian commentary irritating.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/aberdeen-boss-derek-mcinnes-only-10633835 Anyone fancy a chuckle?

He's specifically mentioned the group stages a couple of times. It will be difficult though, this year is theoretically our best chance, but with what will likely be a transition squad with new players it's not really the best time. Next year, should we qualify for Europe, it gets tougher. I would love to see us in the group stages but it's going to be very difficult. More cup wins is a must. This is by some way the best Dons side I've ever watched and to only have one league cup out of it is disappointing. Considering in that time St Johnstone, Inverness and Hibs have all managed to win the Scottish cup that's got to feel like unfinished business for the Dons.

That was something I wondered when Farron left, but it opens up the Brexit question again. How can the pro-EU party square going into a party who are currently committed to leaving? I really fucking hate the Lib Dems.

I'd take her over May.

I think Sturgeon's 'one trick pony' jibe has an element of truth to it, but then when that trick is proving to be so effective and Sturgeon is allowing it to continue as a weakness then she doesn't really need to learn any more. This current situation is probably her best opportunity to show she has added dimensions. If she can position herself firmly as the liberal Tory spokesperson then she's got every chance of being a significant player. She has that ability of being likeable, which isn't particularly common amongst the current crop of Tories, has found herself in a position where she yields some influence, has some fairly impressive successes to her name and there is a gap for a figurehead in that socially liberal wing of the Tory party that she appears to be filling. Im not convinced she will be the next leader, though we could soon have two Scottish leaders of major UK wide-parties soon assuming Swinson becomes Lib Dem leader. Maybe three if Coburn wins...

Absolutely fucking fantastic. I thought he was gone. YAAAAASSSSSS!

I thought she struggled. I'm actually surprised her answers were so weak as she must have been expecting those questions. Even more rattled trying to defend their record on education. One of the least assured performances I've seen by her for a while.

Absolutely no chance of her being in her own room any time soon. Attempted it about two months ago for a night and within ten minutes she was awake and crying. Basically was fine when we came through and were near her, would cry as soon as we left the room.