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Archie McSquackle

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  1. Good news. The chasni pie a comfortable winner over the donner for me.
  2. Red blaes was a by-product of shale mining, shale was mined and then heated to produce shale oil. I assume black ash was a by-product of the coal mining but both were generally referred to as ash parks (going up the ashy). I don't think I ever saw an orange mould-master, always white. Pretty sure they were footballs and not netballs though!
  3. Johnson and Moult were successful acquisitions and we more than made our money back on them. We probably saw it as a promising business model but it hasn't really worked out that way since.
  4. Another classic. Better that than your skin. I had grazes from red ash pitches that literally took years for the scars to go. Character building .
  5. For some reason the picture of the poster hadn't shown up when I was typing my previous reply. They must have produced different versions or my mind is playing tricks on me as I think mine was slightly different. I think that's the Wales one to the right of the logo at the bottom - another stoater.
  6. Now you're talking, even the Dundee strip's a cracker. I've just noticed the wee tassels on the socks in the photo you posted - marvellous. Never seen anything like it.
  7. I had a poster on my bedroom wall as a child in the 70's (my parents must have got it) with all the Admiral strips around the edges and an action photo in the middle. There really were some absolute crackers. Wish I'd kept it.
  8. Week 1 - Celtic Week 2 - Rangers Week 3 - Accies Week4 - Falkirk Week 5 - Dundee United
  9. That's a favourite of many, very possibly because it was worn by probably the best team in the lives of most 'Well fans (perhaps excluding the generation old enough to remember the Ancell Babes). Worn by the likes of Arnott, Coyne and you may remember Lambert and Martin).
  10. Did you hear c2k a week each or 100k per year saving between the two of them? 2k a week means they're each on roughly 100k, 100k between the two of them means they were on 50k each or a grand a week which isn't that much of a surprise. Or is the saving likely to be net pay-off/residual wages to Lamie?
  11. The rule requiring buses to arrive between 1 and 2 hours before kick-off is pretty much encouraging people to go to the nearest pub. Admittedly, some venues are more suited to that than others.
  12. That St. Johnstone game was the real low point. I actually had some confidence going in to that game and we turned in an insipid performance and were easily beaten. It was only the amount of incoming players that prevented Hammell being booted out there and then.
  13. You've not read the proposal on the government website through the link, have you? It's specifically about extending it into Scotland. And while the headline talks about travel to sporting events, the proposal says it's specifically intended for association football.
  14. I completely understand it's too good to last but considering we were bottom of the league shortly before he took over, it's quite the turn around. We've carried a bit of luck in the last two games which could easily have been draws and there will no doubt be draws to balance those but there's just a structure to the team that hasn't been evident in quite some time.
  15. Am I right in saying we've only lost 2 league games under Kettlewell? Incredible.
  16. Unfortunately it's the results side of it that keeps getting his clubs relegated.
  17. That article also has Hibs due to play "second placed Kilmarnock" which makes me wonder if you can believe anything in the article.
  18. Boo Keith Lasley. Boo! Nah, Keith hasn't put any of our players on the injury list. Yet - give him a chance
  19. I was going to ask if that tactic worked but the scoreline tells us all we need to know.
  20. By the sounds of things, you removed your midfield and replaced them forwards yesterday. We've all seen it before and know it very rarely works as they tend to get in each other's way and they need a midfield to supply them. Stuart McCall and Terry Butcher were particular fans of this approach for us in the past.
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