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Joy to see nae fat b*****ds in the team
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2 hours ago, greendot said:
Just a shame we can still all see how much of miserable c**t you still are
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was to me
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0-0 at half time
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0-0 halftime
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1 hour ago, Cowden_T.I.D said:
Olly hamilton ? Signed for cowden thoughts
great wee player but not quite good enough for the City this year
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6 hours ago, ewan_fife said:
David McKay
old news signed after cove game
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4-2 Cove I believe
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12 minutes ago, theoriginalhedge said:
Cove I think
Correct
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2 minutes ago, Mr. Alli said:
He could literally get the jail for being a homophobic arsehole and in one phonecall a week still do a better job than Donnelly will do for Brechin.
you seem a very angry person
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27 minutes ago, Mr. Alli said:
Simon Donnelly?!
You should worry more about the moron that you have as your manager a real prince he is
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its a good change
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Change on the cards I believe
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8 hours ago, ewan_fife said:
Lowland league bound
Exactly my thoughts when I heard about this last week
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25 minutes ago, Jupiter Jazz said:
We must've had a different Rory Currie on loan last season going on what the Fifers are saying.
Coupe will run all day but there's next to no end product.
you will forgive me for not puting too much faith in your thoughts about players "chuffed with that Jackson is a class act at this level"
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RIP George Johnston a Brechin City man thru and thru and a really great and unassuming person - a very fitting tribute below from Brechin's Website
It is with great sadness that the Club learned of the passing on Friday 14th August 2020, of our former Committee Member, Secretary and Honorary Life Member – George Johnston.
Put simply, George Johnston was without doubt one of the most honourable and humble men you could ever hope to meet.
During his time as Secretary of Brechin City Football Club, he fulfilled a variety of different roles in addition to those normally associated with a Club Secretary. He had a large input into all the club's financial dealings, took a lead role in organising player contracts and transfers, and oversaw many of the ground improvements which took place in the 80s and early 90s.
He also acted as Minute Secretary, and the minutes from the Club's fortnightly meetings were meticulously handwritten and concise. The minute books he presided over will always be kept, acting as a wonderful and wholly accurate summation of the club's history during George's 25 years of direct involvement.
George never sought the limelight, and even in moments of great success on the park – and there were many during such a lengthy tenure – he always took a backseat, leaving it to others to bask in the glory. Above all, George was your archetypal gentleman. Win lose or draw, he displayed exceptional diplomacy in his dealings with opposition directors, management and supporters. Even after he retired from the Club's Management Committee, he was a regular fixture at home games where, behind the scenes, he once again proved to be an outstanding servant to the Club.
In a personal tribute, Chairman Ken Ferguson said, "It was George who introduced me to the official side of Brechin City FC when I was enrolled as club photographer. During a period of illness George asked me to help out with his secretarial duties. It was at this time that I grew to understand the sheer dedication and pride George took in his work for the Club.
"George, as we all know, was a mild mannered gentleman who went about his duties in a cool, calm collected way. However, if he asked for a quiet word you knew there was something important coming your way and you had better deal with the matter to the same high standard that George would have adopted himself. These high standards earned George the respect of football administrators throughout the country – many of whom became close friends and still ask for George to this day.
"George built strong and lasting relationships with so many referees and linesmen in what was a different time. The respect extended to George by the game as a whole was probably best felt at a dinner in the Glenesk Hotel, Edzell attended by the secretary of secretaries Jim Farry. It was at events like this that we witnessed another side to George’s personality – his wit and humour. On many an occasion we were in stitches at his quick, quiet one liners.
"Rest in peace George, your suffering is over. You will be sorely missed by us all.”
In his own quiet and unassuming way George Johnston was undoubtedly a genuine legend in the history of Brechin City Football Club, and his passing has left a huge hole in the lives of many of those, both past and present, associated with the Club.
The world is definitely a sadder and emptier place without George, and his overall contribution to Brechin City Football Club will never be forgotten.
Our thoughts and condolences go out to Pat and Keith, as well as his immediate and wider family and friends, at this saddest of times.6 -
9 hours ago, Lichtie78 said:
Enjoy connor coupe £250 pw
If above is true and I don't doubt that he may be joining Brechin and he may turn out to be a great signing I really hope we are not paying money like that to a player that has really proved nothing so far in his short career, but could be that the new "committee" members are dipping into their pooches to help out. Mon the City
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6 hours ago, Am Featha *****h Nan Clach said:
Surely the benefactors could finance a few new signings?
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12 hours ago, ewan_fife said:
I remember when Brechin fans commented on this thread
I remember when we had a decent team
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1 hour ago, ewan_fife said:
Luc Bollan a target for Brechin
i remember when you gave us the news before the courier
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2 minutes ago, hedgeman83 said:
Would have thought we would try and keep Mcabe thought he looked no bad. But we are keeping page? Hmmm not sure on him
Would agree about Page he was pretty poor
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5 hours ago, bernardblack said:
Ryan McCord released from Brechin. He’d be worth a one year deal
He makes Andy Jackson look super fit
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14 minutes ago, selfassemblyshire said:7 hours ago, theoriginalhedge said:Brechin weren't lobbying . Because of their current situation of where they attract players from and also from a geographic perspective , it made perfect sense to ask the possiblity of joining the LL should they be in that position . Brechin never threatened anyone. Whether or not any threats were made by any SPFL member is a different matter. The SPFL categorically deny any such conversation and the LL chairman watered down his initial statement and finished with the words , make of that what you want. ..........which is hardly conclusive.
Big Ken is a snake
are you 4' 6"
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On 03/06/2020 at 19:27, gone fishing said:
No mate you are at least the Argentine army had young lads yes 17 year olds fighting for there country. But we have 17 year old scum bags defacing property in Arbroath. I might be a complete c..t in your opinion but maybe just maybe if things like that come to your front door you might change your opinionAnd you were happy to shoot 17 year old wee boys that were conscripted and forced to go to the Falklands . You are an utter moron
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