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If we earned £20k a year in this scenario, Celtic would be earning £332k a year, and PSG £3m a year. For the sake on interest. That's solely wages though, remember, and ignoring the millions Celtic spend buying players. We don't spend a penny on fees. So PSG shop at Waitrose, Celtic at Asda, and we're using food vouchers.

Maybe. To me £15k gets you an International standard player, £900 doesn't. Much like how Celtic can spend £3m on the transfer fee of one player, which would pay our entire squad for years, and is more in terms of transfer fee than we've paid for almost three decades combined.

PSG average wage is apparently £150k a week. Celtics is apparently £15k a week. St Johnstones is apparently £903 a week. Make your own mind up is the gap between a £150k player (Hatem Ben Arfa) and a £15k a week player (Moussa Dembele) is wider than Dembele to a £900 player (Graham Cummins)

Probably the next bad guys after Negan. Be interesting if it was actually good guys, who were observing this "war", and decided Rick and co were the aggressors and villains, so tried to eradicate them. Be a twist to consider the core group in a whole different light

Ive been thinking Daryls for it this whole series, hes clearly lost his "morals", and thats usually a set up for their heroic death saving others

Just create your own ending, it'll be better than what actually happens

I struggled to enjoy the series after the Trinity Killer tbh, a superb series, and an incredible ending

You had a few first teamers in there aswell. Tbf it sounds like you got destroyed by Callum Hendry, which is hardly a shock, in terms of ability to beat a man he's the best in our entire squad, and is too strong for U20s

Stuck a fiver on Hibs announcing McMillan tomorrow

Tbf to me I've been avoiding happy accie since he randomly PMd me. Bit odd

No

Gretna had ten points by the end of the December, so youve got that to beat

O'Halloran is playing up front, Wotherspoon is injured. Alston is literally the only option we have for the right side of midfield. 3 goals and 5 assists in 51 games for us. Dire.

Thats not me, before you start. Its been a feeling for a while.

Im not. Saints fans are in general agreement hes not good enough, and with contracts at the stage of entering the final six months talk starts to turn to renewals, and most seem happy enough to let him go.

Hes just so slow and weak. He play centrally against Celtic and spent the whole game chasing Stuart Armstrongs shadow and being strong armed away by Scott Brown. When he plays on the right hes too slow to get beyond full backs and his deliveries are dire. The few times hes had a 1v1 with a keeper hes not even come close to scoring. A total nothing player.

Who knows. We're seemingly looking to sign players in January, so that doesnt happen unless some go. Hes been given a chance lately and been absolutely dire, does nothing on the ball and regularly fails to track runners.

You lot should consider offering Alston a contract again, hes being labelled by a few of our support as one of the most disappointing signings of all time, and its unlikely we'll be offering him an extension.

Theres a Northern Irish journalist who reckons its between him and Stephen Robinson

I doubt it, we had a superb team that season, and it's a crying shame we never saw them in the top flight. Martin Hardie and Jason Scotland at the peak of their powers, with the likes of Goran Stanic and Paul Sheerin in there two. We beat Dundee United 3-0, and Rangers at Ibrox 2-0 in the League Cup. We obliterated a Falkirk side, in Falkirk, who finished 7th in the top flight, beat Motherwell and then took Celtic to extra time in the Scottish cup too. I enjoyed that season, though. The second half of it, and the relentless hunting down of Gretna, is likely to be unmatched in terms of excitement over such a long period again. Hardie was absolutely possessed.

Best ground in the country is Tynecastle

Us Bet you've still got your "James Grady touches children" shirts..

Been reading twitter to see the opinions of Northern Ireland fans towards the inevitable hiring of Tommy Wright, and a journalist over there reckons Robinson is the preferred candidate for a few of those on the IFA board.

Theres a very strong chance we'll have a new manager in place come January, so both players could return.

To some, Gretna are still the club we hate the most. An absolutely horrendous club who looked down on everyone as they started to believe they were loved by the whole country. They should never have been allowed in the top flight, as their fire sale in the January before promotion was the first solid indicator I can remember that they were virtually already dead.