the west curve

Morton pulled a masterstroke getting Greg Kiltie in on loan. Class act.

Killie are overdue a win at RP against the Dons. A combination of shooting ourselves in the foot and bad refereeing has been our downfall . If Killie reproduce the form showed against Hamilton and St Johnstone that win will be ours.

His agent tried to get Killie interested but I hope not.

Greg Kiltie is a top player. He got a few injuries that has held him back but last month he scored 4 against Partick in a reserve game. Looks after him and get him on against those Ayr p***ks.

In Iain Wilson you have got one of the best young players in Scotland. I’m a bit surprised Killie have let him go but Steve Clarke knows best. He has a huge future in front of him.

Ayr will never recover from getting hammered by The Talbot. We all knew they were bad but that was something else. They even had butchers apron flags.

The weather will be fine.

If Killie have our injured players fit then Killie will win. Sir Steve won’t leave anything to chance and the players will be up for it knowing a win puts them top. The Wolf and Stewart up front with Burke and Jones on the wings will have Dundee penned back.

Dundee have not played ten games on that pitch.

Sometimes dreams can come true. Football maybe is not all about the money.

TV football is not for me. You can’t beat going to a game. I would rather watch an amateur game in the local park than sit and watch football on the telly.

Eremenco was the best player in Scotland this century.

Killie backed by the noisiest away fans in Scotland are up next!

Dodds should not be anywhere near any football club let alone the one he tried to kill off.

Our time our chance our title. It’s there if we want it.

I am hearing that our 1600 allocation has all but sold for Paisley. I know a few that have not got tickets so do St Mirren still have an overflow facility!

If you knew Saint Steve you would know that’s the last place he’d go to.

Clyde were denied entry to the 1967-68 Fairs Cup as they finished third in the league in the previous season and because Rangers were second, they got the place. Clyde because they were another Glasgow team were not allowed to enter. I think 1961-62 was the only season when the rule was not enforced.

The one club one City rule denied Clyde a place in the 1967-68 tournament. In the previous season Rangers finished second in the league and Clyde in third. Rangers qualified as the highest finishers and Clyde were not allowed because of the one club one City rule.

It was always sanctioned by UEFA. The name changed at the same time as the only one club from one City,town rule was abolished. As a matter of interest who did you think sanctioned it?

Of course it was. It later became the UEFA cup and now is the Europa League.

The first British team to reach a final of an UEFA sanctioned cup was not Rangers. In 1958 a team representing London lost on aggregate 8-2 to a Barcelona club in the final of the Fairs Cities Cup.

The first team in Britain to reach a final of an UEFA sanctioned cup was not Rangers but was a team representing London in the Fairs Cities Cup in 1958. They lost 8-2 on Aggregate to the Barcelona team.

The broken seats by the wee boys at the front of the Chadwick stand is where most of the cost occurred. There are also good photos being sent of them to Celtic Football Club so they can identify the idiots that are giving your club a bad reputation .

Celtic have been billed for £40000.