Hotelandywalker

Spot on Gaz

Are you feeling OK? Surprised my theatre of dreams didn't get a mention ...

Glad you made it, I was starting to think it had passed your lot by

AUFA are working on it , not instant but worth waiting on ...

ditto

A straight 21 team split ... we might sneak in

Just being too negative WRK. Give it time ...

The highs and lows of supporting an Ayrshire team

Thank f*ck it nearly hasn't happened in my life time so far

On this occasion my Bairn friend I completely disagree ... STV was an OF love in IMO

Poetic build up to our next local derby

We only differ in colours

I need to give this thread a rest for a while ... I can't stop agreeing with K*ll*e scumbags

Only because East Ayrshire Council use its premises needlessly on far too many occasions. Reeks of sh*te ... a disgrace if you ask me or any other sane EAC council tax payer

Forgot to add that both are a cancer in our country that has to be eradicated asap

I don't understand why this deal with Green isn't going to be challenged in the courts by creditors. D & P claim the sale was justified because Green's 5.5 million bid for the club was the 2nd largest put forward prior to his more appealing CVA bid being turned down. As far as I'm aware, no bids for the assets alone have been made by anyone apart from Green yet. Surely bids for the assets with no debt attached would reach far greater than 5.5 million

I think Teebear and wunfellaff were/are school class mates

Does this make sense to anyone else??? In case you've just arrived in, a few pages ago I questioned his sick/thick claim that WW2 maybe threatened Scotland's freedom. He was struggling to accuse WRK of being a bigot at the time. I genuinely don't know whether to be angry or feel pity towards this guy.

You must be sick and/or thick in the head to have typed the parts in bold

Just ram the lit torch right up her arse, dead or alive

Been thinking ... ... some posts on this thread have shown that relegation from the SPL will not mean THE END for most clubs. Even my county rivals might survive such a painful experience (possibly, although they might've ripped the arse out of it too far). I won't deny that such a relegation occasion would be celebrated massively in my household, but I feel a wee bit more piece of mind that it possibly wouldn't mean the said END for them. Many original SPL clubs sold their souls at the time but recent posts got me thinking that many fans would love to return to days of shifting between leagues with regular promotion/relegationj battles. It creates brilliant days out as my own club have experienced in recent years. Do SPL fans feel reassured that relegation could in fact be enjoyable rather than THE END ... Hibs in the late 90s spring to mind as a model of survival. F*ck SKY, who fancies a Forfar bridie ...

Stop it or Chic Young will report you to the polis

This thread is becoming far too much of an Ayrshire (and every other non-OF club) love in

23rd March 1985 what a day!!! My big brother's 25th birthday, Gers get pumped and the Honest Men enjoy an away win 1-4 at Douglas Park ... shame K*ll*e won 1-0 at home to Forfar

I remember watching highlights of a Rangers game on STV against Dundee around '85 when they were pumped at home, I think during the glorious Wallace era. The crowd was single figures to begin with and there was a great shot of the shiny Govan Stand near the end with only a handful of Dundee wee boys left in it , all understandably going apeshit Can we bring back the early 80s please ...