well fan for life

I've been like 5 times now and it's a bloody wonderful city. The Metro is great to get around but as long as you're not an idiot you should be able to avoid the pickpockets. Las Ramblas is definitely not the place to eat or drink. Walk about 10 minutes in any direction and you'll be able to find food & drink that's much, much cheaper and much, much better. So as far as places to eat, there's looooooooads of options depending on whatever you're in to, so here are a few places you should consider. Gringa - In Raval/Poble Sec neighbourhood. Does some of the tastiest fried chicken you can get. Incredible hangover scran and has been a post Primavera Sound staple for me for years now. See also: Gringa All Day - Like a 10 minute walk from Plaza Cataluña and does superb breakfast/brunch scran. My personal favourite is the fried chicken and waffles with a michelada to drink. Narciso - There's 2 branches of this. One of which is just round the corner from the cathedral in the Gothic Quarter. The wine is great and the Colloseo sandwich is a masterpiece. Highly recommend. Restaurante Casa Mari y Rufo - Next to Mercat de Santa Caterina and is a tiny wee hole in the wall place we stumbled across by accident. Incredible, incredible seafood done so simply. Had to really push the boundaries of my Duolingo Spanish in here because only one of the waiters spoke a little bit of English and the whole menu is Spanish. La Pepita - I bloody love this place. The food is outstanding. Worth a visit if you're looking for food that's a bit fancier but in still a relatively casual setting. El Xampanyet - Good wine, good tapas. What's not to love. Sightseeing wise if you're going to go to Sagrada Familia it's really cool inside. Pre book your tickets and go early though. Saves a lot of faffing about. La Boqueria is quite cool to wander around but it's alway rammed so, again, mind yourself for pickpockets. Parc Güell is cool and has a great view of the city. You can pay to go in to the centre of it but I wouldn't say it's strictly necessary. Montjuïc Castle is really cool for that too. You can go up in the cable car and see right across the whole city. Depending on how long you're there for you can jump on the train up to Girona for a day trip. The old town is like 3000 years old in parts and it's a beauuuuutiful place to have a walk around.

We finished that game with Stevie Hammell and Lee Hollis at the back and 8 folk up front. Fraser Kerr at right wing, naturally.

Maybe the best bit of video we ever put out.

It literally was GrantRussell I believe.

I don't mind them on occasion. Like there was quite a fun one after oor Deano's debut. But when you're getting your pants pulled down every week it's absolutely grim viewing. For the most part get them in the sea.

In short: We were all fucked off at getting pumped every week and getting these on-pitch interviews right at the final whistle. I put a post on here moaning about it and the bold Grant Russell popped up with a P&B account to justify why these exist. There's more, much funnier, instances of this but that's a whole other story that's no mine to tell.

I miss when the media team made an account on here to quote me.

Big man copies more content than Glasgow Live.

They've got the better squad on paper but, of course, football's not played on paper.

Possible European ties, imo.

Blaney in on the left, Butcher in the middle and Casey on the right. Lamie somewhere else. Like the golf course since he's so in to that.

Never has anyone been bullied on live TV quite like that 180 minutes. PLAYOFF HIGHLIGHTS KLAXON

Mid to lower championship jobber. The 3 man midfield won't help him. We've tried enough.

Considering I didn't think I'd see us win again this season a fortnight ago it's been a hell of a turnaround.

Another dose of trauma. When the carousel was playing The Cure's 'Just Like Heaven' as a big foreboding monster it was a sign of the misery to come. The way of injecting a well known 80s hit to signify things to come is brilliant. One of the best series I've seen in years.

In a particularly daft season anyway, this is maybe the daftest thing to happen.

Physical? Aggressive? Tell me more Stuart.

Kettlewell saying we're one of the biggest clubs in the country. Good to know he's aware we are #MASSIVE.

Fondue but make it nightmare fuel.

I can only guess what the crowd was like.

He heard rumours of the Flamurtari ship in the main stand and couldn't wait to join us.

I'll spoiler this but I think what we'll get is:

Kate Forbes torching her front bench political career speed run. World record pace.