Dirty Sanchez
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Who's this white headed nonetity with the walkie talkie making a rip roaring c**t of himself down there?
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We've got a steady stream of departures from the Derry.
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Quality delayed dive from the No6 there.
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Any word about the likelihood of away tickets being on sale at the ground tomorrow?
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6 hours ago, Nutmeg Richard said:
Were any of you at Love Street for the Feyenoord match in 1983? Johann Cruyff would have turned 77 today.
Andrew McInnes was one of many who packed into the old place that night to witness a legend — and see the beginnings of a new one.
Here's his memories from Nutmeg 24: When Johann Cruyff landed on Love Street
I've mentioned this on here before but I actually spoke to Cruyff after the game. The conversation went:
Johan Cruyff: Your page is wet.
Me (turning page): Can you sign there then?
Johan Cruyff: No
@NoordFey on Twitter was there as well.
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Bears new stadium plans released today.
I watched/listened to the press conference live alongside a local radio commentary where people were mostly seething about how much public money they're asking for.
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4 hours ago, RandomGuy. said:
I always wonder how the dressing rooms work. Do Inter have one, and Milan have one, and they use them regardless of whos home or away?, or is there just a generic "home" dressing room and whoever is designated as the home team uses it?
Same for other teams. Does a team playing away against Inter use a different dressing room than when away to AC Milan?
A few years back I took in an AC Milan game there and did the stadium tour the next day. The Inter supporting tour guide was immensely proud that their dressing room was pretty basic compared to Milan's fancy one, which she put down to Milan being establishment fannies while Inter are the peoples' team, or so she claimed.
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Wonder if that fat c**t pictured leaving managed to catch the two goals.
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I can't decide what would be worse between the arguing being contrived, or it actually being genuine.
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13 hours ago, Salvo Montalbano said:
Why is the George Fox stand crudely drawn in?
Luckily when you zoom in, the imagery vastly improves.
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14 minutes ago, Dundee Hibernian said:
Dens and Tannadice earlier this month viewed from Main Street looking over the site of the Bowbridge Jute Works.
From 1927, aerial view of the Bowbridge Jute Works with Dens and Tannadice uppermost.
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I remember at the friendly v Northern Ireland in the early 90s, the stadium announcer at Hampden kept referring to them as "Ireland" and their fans were get angrier and angrier about it as the night went on.
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8 hours ago, HibsFan said:
We now have that ChatGPT for this exact purpose, when I’ve got some free time I’ll get a few templates fired up.
Chat GPT could surely do a better job presenting Sportsound than Kenny Mac.
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12 hours ago, AW saint said:
Strain due back. Bolton back for Motherwell game. Elvis was ill.
I'm fairly certain I spotted Elvis on the touchline during the warm up with his nose and mouth covered up.
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Was saying at 1-0 that we could really do with a second before half time because one wouldn't be enough to get us through the second half.
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Very sporting of our lads to launch their ticker tape for the Killie team coming out of the tunnel by themselves.
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1 hour ago, tamthebam said:
Apparently there were 300,000 people at Edinburgh's Hogmanay in 1996. It seems to be limited to 50,000 now.
I was taking in Ocean Colour Scene and Babybird on The Mound that night. The crushing was pretty sketchy and put an end to the non-ticketed free-for-all that it had been.
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Found myself down a Douglas Park cul-de-sac on Canmore and Google Maps earlier.
I remember walking down a lane to get from the street to the terracing entrance. Don't recall if there was a separate lane for home and away fans. This one seems too close to the home section.
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7 hours ago, ScottyDee1893 said:
Looking at the photo of Easter Road, and in particular the covered terracing opposite the main stand. Was the grassed area behind it part of the old stadium footprint? I remember my first visit to ER in the early 70s and we entered through the turnstiles at the back of the huge open terracing, it seemed to take forever to get to the top of the stairs. Would I be right in saying that the remnants of these old turnstiles are still visible on the wall surrounding this grassed area?
It seems so from these Canmore images.
https://canmore.org.uk/collection/1676967
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1 hour ago, Alert Mongoose said:
Yes, I noticed you'd red dotted that.
To be clear, there's some Aberdeen fans smugly lording it over us for 90+ minutes. It all blows up in their face and we get to lord it over the specific individuals who had been doing it, as happens in football. Some of them respond by asking us outside for a fight from 50 yards away, in another stand.
Not entirely sure what you're Ricky Gervaising at.
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I thought McMenamin's contribution was encouraging today. Good to see him back, looking lively.
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Have the Irony Police finished their inquiries amid claims of cheating in an incident involving Miovski, where he actually wasn't the one who was cheating for a change.
The erstwhile famous spent the next five minutes seething, crying about it, then booed the ref off like a shit pantomime audience, including a comical increase in the volume of booing as he reached the tunnel.
I then take a look a Pie and Bovril at half time and the first thing I read is some fucking loon wittering about angry St Mirren fans.
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Looks like that weird gimp who got ejected at half time for inexplicably invading the pitch made the right call in getting to f**k out of there.
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Top 6 St Mirren v Top 6 Kilmarnock. Euro flights fae’ Renfrewshire International & Prestwick.
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A subset of whom are actually above it all, and don't get involved in any of that repetitive, parochial, petty stuff in their own minds.
Just giving us the benefit of their considerable wisdom as they reflect upon it all, without actually taking part and being partially culpable for it, of course.