Archie McSquackle

I just went to the toilet at work and found out I wasn't alone. [emoji44]

I've had a crappy day at work so excuse the pettiness but what if you were 12 yards away? [emoji848] Anyway, can Tierney do a job when we bring him on at centre half?

Watching Sportscene, that's two very composed finishes from KVV and an incredible double save from Kelly.

I hope it's better than their Prospect Street West Coast IPA which is pretty tasteless. I have to admit I can't remember ever getting anything from Loch Lomond I've been impressed with, might have to take trip to Aldi. Samuel Adams was a solid, dependable starter though.

I miss those days. Well, I suppose we've got Amaluzor but he's nowhere to be seen.

I have no idea about the costs of these things but that seems a lot for a no-frills cremation.

I'm afraid not, she had long blonde hair and maroon leggings astride the swan. Lovely looking bird. [emoji6]

I was on my way into work and there were a few cars sitting behind a Mini that had pulled over at the side of the road. When I managed to drive past it I saw it was empty but when I looked to my right there was a woman sitting on a swan at the side of the road. I don't know if she'd collided with it and was trying to calm it or was literally just trying to ride a white swan but it looked very strange.

I can understand it when it's maybe only been 2 or 3 people meeting but as soon as it was mentioned there was a "misunderstanding" from the meeting when everyone involved got together I immediately thought does no-one take minutes of the meetings?

I had calmed down a bit by the time I got home and sat down for a bit of late lunch. I still had 15 minutes or so to watch of The View From The Terrace from the previous week so decided to watch that. I'd hardly started when on came a feature about Albion Rovers beating us in the Scottish Cup - my pot noodle was very nearly flung at the telly.

I don't think he was going to make wholesale changes but he has dropped Grimshaw and Woolery who didn't play well on Wednesday and the other change is forced by injury. He could have swapped McGinley but I didn't think he played too badly on Wednesday ( I wasn't Tannadice) for Carroll and I wouldn't be playing Goss but, as I said, I didn't see him changing too much.

Been raining all morning here in Glasgow. Is this in any danger?

I see Andrew Marr is on from Glasgow this morning. Maybe Richard Gordon meant access to the actual studio rather than the building when he referred to access issues due to COP 26. Have the BBC come in from London and taken over?

They said earlier that the highlights programme will be reduced with no analysis and I think they said it's coming from their Aberdeen studio because of access issues to the BBC 's Glasgow studio due to COP 26. I assume this will be behind there being no results programme. I know the Clydeside Expressway is closed across the river but it's bonkers it's stopping the BBC putting on programmes. I assume it's affecting STV also.

So you've watched Sportscene but don't accept the freeze frame shows his heel on the line and you think Kelly is clearly off his line? [emoji848]

We were poor tonight and St. Mirren didn't deserve to lose but we should be seeing out a 2 goal lead. We seem to have lost the solidity we had earlier in the season even when not playing well. It wouldn't be a game against St. Mirren without them getting a dubious penalty and having just watched Sportscene it's not a penalty for me. Even if Solhom has his leg out, Brophy plants his feet and starts his fall before any contact. He then collides with Solholm's body, not his leg - where was he supposed to disappear to? And the decision to award a retake just compounds the error.

So he's going to have a concrete "expert" on his show tomorrow? He's no doubt found someone who will have some convoluted argument to explain how it grows/expands (it doesn't, it actually shrinks slightly as it dries out) but that isn't the point. It uses non-renewable resources whereas timber is renewable. It's as though he's never heard of the Forestry Commission.

Absolutely but this season we've seemed at times to have gone with the tactic of letting teams come at us, hoping they don't take their chances and we manage to nick something. Sometimes it's worked, sometimes it hasn't but we've rarely been particularly impressive.

I don't think we've been particularly outstanding in any of the games we've won. We rely on our opponents not being able to take the chances we try to limit them to. If we'd lost any of those games we'd probably have been saying it was pish.

I enjoyed the second series but not as much as the first, definite shift from black comedy to more of a gangster drama. I was also distracted by some of the Glasgow scenes. The outside of the church was Ruchill Parish Church beside the Viking Pub and McDonald's in Maryhill. By coincidence, there is actually a food bank run from the church hall where they show the food bank.

A lot of new developments have it in the title deeds that you can't use the property as business premises although I don't understand how that works for someone using their house as a home office. I assume it's intended to stop people using their property as something like a builder's yard or, in this case, kennels which are out of place in a residential setting.

I didn't post last night but I also had a few Lidl specials along with some Jura French Oak. Hare of the Dog from Hurly Burly in Musselburgh was so-so but I really liked Jar Nektar from Hybrid in Grangemouth and 71's Frontal Skie Baltic Porter. This morning I'm drinking lots and lots of water.

Cheers! I wondered if I had it the wrong way round. German's not my strong point.

Yeah, still fairly bang on in the wee cans although tonight I preferred my can of Tyskie to follow. A Beer 52 bottle of Buro Pils from German brewer Naturtrub is spot on also.

First drink in a good while. Pilsner Urquell going down a treat.