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  1. 17 minutes ago, Bigmouth Strikes Again said:

    BBC would be better off reporting on the horrors that happened in Rotherham, rather than this pish. IMO.

    Although I understand the seriousness of the situation in Rotherham, I dont believe its a 'one or the other' situation ...and i find it difficult to put this down as "pish".  Quite a few folk have had lives ruined  cos this lassie has decided to make up a wee fantasy land and fairly elaborate stories.  But I guess its the colour of the folks skin she's targeted that makes it not worth reporting in your eyes?  

     

  2. 1 minute ago, Cosmic Joe said:

    Do we? 

    I'm sure all of us at some point make assumptions.  I didn't say on this particular case but ye cannae seriously tell me you dont watch the news or read something online and are swayed with what is said before you know the full story?

    Is not then yer Sherlock Holmes

  3. I've only got

    Feb - Brian Jonestown Massacre - Manchester and Edinburgh mind you

    March - The Black Angels

    Need to get my finger out and buy some tickets... 

  4. On 31/12/2022 at 23:42, Arch Stanton said:

    Mayflies was tremendous. Wonderful acting from Curran and Jensen and a phenomenal 80s soundtrack from Joy Division, New Order, Cocteau Twins, TJAMC, Shop Assistants, The Fall etc.

    No yer usual 80s shite like Curiosity Killed the Cat, Jonny Hates Jazz, Swing Out Sister etc.

    second this...although I watched it the day after a really heavy night out and was greeting most of the way through it thinking "aboot ma pals".  

  5. Anyone been following the fairly bizarre case of Eleanor Williams.   The Lassie claimed she was raped by an Asian Grooming gang but it seems like its all complete fabrication.  She even went as far as buying a claw hammer and inflicting pretty horrific injuries on herself to gain sympathy.

    Eleanor Williams: Barrow woman guilty of false rape claims - BBC News

    Obviously its created mayhem in a fairly small town with people she accused, and even Asians in general being subjected to a racial abuse. 

    She must have fairly big issues going on but its hard to feel sorry for someone who has knowingly caused harm to another human through their actions.  

    I followed a link to a #justiceforellie Twitter page which is bizarrely still active.  Its depressing looking at the posts from when her allegations are made public with the inevitable racism and jumping to conclusions from the general public.  I believe £20K asa raised through a Gofundme page.   

    I know we all do it but this case in particular shows it in a shocking light considering how far from the truth it was.  Loads of cretins scrambling to get folk like Piers Morgan involved in the campaign...

    f*cked up... 

  6. 1 hour ago, throbber said:

    He is a former kick-boxer and has turned into a social media influencer who got more famous during lockdown. Think he has is extremely wealthy through cryptocurrency as well it says his net worth is around $300 Million. He himself is successful but the concern is that he influences young and impressionable men to view women as objects and to view the world as nothing more than a money making exercise.

    ah - theres a character in that new Netflix film Glass Onion who it sounds like could have some characteristics of this guy based on! 

  7. 3 hours ago, Mr Magic said:

    The great Tommy Hutchison, former Alloa and Scotland player, will be at the game on Saturday, his first return to his first professional club since leaving in 1968.

    He is looking forward to meeting Alloa and Falkirk fans and is a really affable down to earth bloke. He will be selling signed copies of his book, ‘Hutch Hard Work and Belief’ before and after the game, price £20. There are lots of stories from his upbringing in Fife, his time at Dundonald Bluebell and at Alloa and his days playing for Scotland in the ‘74 World Cup.
    Buying a book or not, come over and say hello.

    If you can’t make the game, have a signed copy delivered to your door by using the link below.

    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScfard87yfsj-_jL4Kd3YV7M2glykk0m8s5LtTPqznh9sruVw/viewform

    Did he play for Man City? Or am I getting mixed up?

  8. Interesting point made on the Falkirk Daft Podcast about Morrisons drop in form since Yeats moved from Right Back.  Its a good point that Morrison would prefer a quick ball and McKay doesn't have the skill to do this so once he gets the balls and works out what he is going to do with it, the opposition defender has shut Morrison out.

  9. I'd recommend Silver Machine Records In Falkirk.

    Only opened a few months but I was surprised when I visited with the amount of decent stock they have(only issue was I didnt have time on the day to look through properly).  Mostly second hand  but a few new items and prices were decent.  Just off the high street.   

  10. On 10/10/2022 at 21:01, RC55 FFC said:

    Monday night is upon us again troops ⚽🎧🎙

     

    Another great show guys.  Really enjoying these!  Think it probably helps that theres a bit of positivity(on the field at least) around the club this season so the podcast has come at a good time...not sure I'd enjoy it so much analysing some of the games from the past few seasons!  But full credit to you guys..

    p.s loved the rendition of that Walter Rojas song, that me laugh out loud as the kids say! 

  11. 13 minutes ago, Harry Kinnear said:

    To be honest it was worth it the pelting we got from above, probably the craziest I’ve seen our support when a goal went in, folk falling about all over the joint. Was good to see the faithful walking out with 12 mins still to go.

    Did we have a 1-1 draw with them at Ibrox some point in the league around then too?   1994 maybe?  I couldn't get a ticket for the Falkirk section and as I refused to miss a game in those days i got a ticket for the home end through a guy I worked with (i know I know) - was interesting trying to hold back when Falkirk scored....I was above the Falkirk fans too so that was equally bizarre.  Could be wrong but think we went 1-0 up and they equalised.  First and last time I watched a Falkirk game in the away end and concreted my hate for Rangers 

  12. 11 hours ago, Springfield said:

    Remarkably, the outpouring of satisfaction from last night’s result has really surprised me. Not beating Hibs, but fans across most media sites in complete unison with the attitude, desire and willingness to get stuck in after the appalling efforts of the past few years.

    That now “tackle” has rejuvenated/reignited the support and sincerely hope this is the turning point.

    I’ve missed the past few games with hols, but I do have worries when posters are putting guys like Hetherington, and McKay up for MOTM. The real season starts when we start our first league game.

     

    aye, one of my mates - a Hibs fan - was laughing at the fact we were making a big deal of the win.  Of course a lot of that was him seething and in his words "it was only a glorified pre season friendly" (aye ok) . But I explained/reminded him we've had years of utter utter sh*te and to have just a glimmer of something positive is enough for us to feel like we're at least starting to get the club we know and love back.   

    Personally I'm over the moon but I'm unfortunately a glass half empty guy and will wait til the first Quarter of the season before I start to make judgements on if things have truly changed.  But theres no denying its nice to have a bit of positivity!

  13. 26 minutes ago, Grangemouth Bairn said:

    My son, who was 9 and had played for our youth teams since I enrolled him in the mini Bairns at 2, was our mascot that day and it was an immensely proud day for me due to that. From the moment he woke up in the morning (about 5am) the day had a Xmas day feel about it.

    It was also brilliant when he led out a team including Duffy, Kingsley, Murdoch, Sibbald, Fulton, Alston and McGrandles who had all broken through at Falkirk - seeing those young lads, ably assisted by Taylor, Flynn, McGovern and Dods absolutely destroy Hibs in the first 45 mins was probably the proudest I’ve felt as a Falkirk fan. The Hibs fans leaving after the 3rd goal was a site to behold. I truly believe if Taylor had scored the chance to make it 4-0 we’d have scored 6 or 7 but he didn’t and it wasn’t to be. I won’t be to critical of Lyle as he was brilliant for most of that season.

    It wasn’t to be but for 45 mins it was like watching Brazil except it was better because it was a team crammed full of young, Falkirk Bairns.

    aye man, was crazy.  I'm in Leicester. I'd been out the Friday night and woke with a terrible hangover.  Head fcking banging. Game was on TV or I managed to get it. Couple of my Leicester mates came round to watch it. After 2-0 we had the beers out and I was hammered. They couldn't believe wat they were watching(neither could I). But yeah talk about coming down with a bump.  When he missed that chance I just had that feeling...we have those "feelings" too many times as Falkirk fans dont we?!

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