Cardross
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This "return to exercise" better last. SWMBO has permitted the purchase of three pairs of trainers, a base layer, gym membership and given me time off my chores. Mind you it hasn't been that dear. a pair of road shoes for a fiver, and two pairs of trail shoes for around £100, and I am below 17st for the first time in about three years.
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Hang on a cotton pickin' moment. I don't actually support any one English team preferring to change according to the game that's on and the players and managers involved. Everton are the exception due to Moyes and I'll always support them over any other team. But now? Aw naw!
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RIP Richie Havens. His version of Here Comes The Sun was played in my head on two sunrises in 2009. Two successive sunrises as I was lapped by the sun.
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Got to love this survey where Edinburgers are the most sensible in the country. Based on finance (home of Hbos and RBS), travel (trams anyone?) and dressing for the weather (thinks Sandra McDougall in a vest when it's barely above freezing). The other cities must have some crackers. Glad I stay in my wee village. Wee is best.
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Margaret Thatcher: Listen Reagan, we are going into the Falklands to protect our interests and those of the people of the Falklands. If you don't like it, shut the f**k up. Tony Bliar; Yes George, No George, three bags full George. Never mind our interests, we'll stand shoulder to shoulder with you in the pursuit of your interests. I know who I prefer.
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Wealth? FFS the privatised companies were fucked due to the commie loving union leaders. The true worth may have been £57 billion but that wasn't it's value under public ownership. these deadweight industries were dragging this country down, Pity the guys who worked so hard for them didn't try as hard for the privatised versions. Manyof them didn't bother there arse working again and became the welfare dependant leeches that have got us in the mess we are in now.
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And as for basing a view on the juniors on one game involving Vale of Clyde......... Mind you, that was from a Clyde fan and he'll be used to silky football. I've watched football at every level from SPL, Premiership, Portuguese League, SFL, junior and amateur, and believe me there are amateur games better than the SFL. Some teams in the SFL are there only because they can't be thrown out. Take some time out, watch some of the West Superleague (BTW Coyne plays in the East and I have not watched any of the East Leagues) and when you have, come back and tell me it's not as good as the SFL. In the meantime I look forward to Clydebank humbling the Sons next pre season. Again!
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who said I was a churchgoer? Don't read what I didn't write. 4 goals a game? Pish defenders. Tommy Coyne is let go and scores a goal a game? Don't recognise talent! Good team going, release them all cause your manager is a bawbag.watch junior football! Better than the shite at SHS. I've watched enough to be able to make a choice. How many of you have done that. All you do is sit in your lego stadium and criticise then come on here and say how wonderful it is. Get a life. FFS Jordan Rhodes scores more than a goal, a game. Good players thrive in good clubs and leagues.
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And your point is?
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Not a grammatical error, merely a spelling mistake. There is a difference. Like gramatical! (two m's BTW) Shakehands Tom the biggest ballboy in the world. Trust me. Go and watch a good game. It won't be at SHS unless you get a junior team in the cup.
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I drive past Strathclyde Homes Stadium most Saturdays to go to watch my junior team. Why? Because the season I spent watching Dumbarton, and that was when they won the third division, was the worst season of my football watching life. The standard was abysmal and far worst than the West Superleague. From speaking to friends who still follow them, nothing has improved. As far as inarticulate halfwits goes, the behaviour of the fans at SHS also leaves a lot to be desired, with even a man I once knew as a church elder and treasurer of a local club leaving his brain at the turnstiles when he came in.
