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  1. 19 hours ago, Bring Your Own Socks said:

    Talking of Scott’s Menswear, our reputable kit sponsor, I spotted this page. Those two models look awfy like QP players Jacques Heraghty and Dom Thomas. N’est pas? If we ever do a deal with House of Slippers I’ll be right on the phone.

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    Already mentioned on previous page. You looking for a deal with Alzheimer Scotland? 😉

     

  2. 1 hour ago, 1320Lichtie said:

    Hopefully all the regular QP away fans get up to the game,

     

    Supporters' bus is full and there will be the usual lot taking their cars but the trains being off tomorrow (totally forgot about that) is bound to put a wee dent in our numbers.

    Looking forward to it. Been too long

  3. 1 hour ago, an86 said:

    If the club isn’t open, Vicky Road/Pollokshaws Road is good for a pub crawl. Walk to Lesser in 15/20mins or or time it and jump on the Neilston or Newton train at QP which takes less than five minutes to Mount Florida and probably gives you time for another pint. 

    Allison Arms, Heraghty’s, Victoria Bar, Koelschip Yard, McNeill’s, Queen’s Park Cafe and The Bell Jar all within short walks of each other and all a couple of minutes from QP station. A mixture of old guy and hipster boozers, with some as hybrids of both! 

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  4. 1 minute ago, lichtie23 said:

    Where’s best for Arbroath supporters to go if you get back to Hampden? Not overly a fan of the social club and we’ve been to Minnesota Fats snooker club in the past couple 

    Social club is currently getting renovated so we're currently all drinking in the Florida Park on Battlefield Rd before and after the bus to Stennie. Cheaper than the Clockwork round the corner from it

  5. 3 hours ago, lichtie23 said:

    Aye that’s complete nonsense. Tutties is always very accommodating to all supporters. Only ones that have caused trouble that I remember were the Sevco bunch. Arbroath supporters club runs out of there as well 

    Aye, I know how good Tutties is. That's why I was surprised. We've went there every time we've visited Arbroath. The bus drops us off outside and we've all piled in, no problem. I've got no idea who told him this but I'll pass on the message to everyone on the bus that we're welcome 

  6. 1 hour ago, Spiders For Life said:

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    ha ha fair enough, DC was class. Two great spells for us. Think we might have stayed up season 2008/2009 if Speirs hadn't left him out for Zander Cowie (who to be fair also produced one of the best saves I've ever seen at Ayr from Brough's close range header)

    That DC save you mention v Stennie was the best I'd seen.....until Muir's v Clyde in that infamous return to Hampden match. Stopped us going 2 down before he went up for an injury time corner and won that penalty. He also went on to break DC's consecutive minutes without conceding a goal record, although DC did set his in the one season (seven shut outs in a row when we won promotion)     

    My Top 3 goalies would be Muir, Monaghan (let's not mention his brief second spell years later) and DC 

    Another good listen troops, well done

  7. 14 hours ago, Hampden Diehard said:

    If you want to give away fans seats, that's less for QP fans. You can't argue for away fans to have seats and then  complain that they have them.

     

    The suggestion that away fans with non- wheelchair disabilities should have a small amount of seats together in their own bit of the stand is completely different from the stewards waiting until the 90th minute to do something about an able-bodied fan sitting among the QP support acting like a fanny. It's quite important not to conflate the two although I get the point about limited space and welcome the club being open to us using the space behind the other goal, although the restrictions that come with it seem unnecessary. 

    Maybe our club shouldn't be giving away so may comps to assorted hanger-ons and "VIPS". That was one of the problems last Friday. Folk getting to their seat to find it occupied by some freelance journalist or lower league manager/coach.

    Our fanbase is small and we'll never grow it until we get back to the southside. However I actually think the numbers we've taken to a ground 25 miles outside of Glasgow have been decent so far. The club should never take that for granted but it seems like they can't help themselves at times.

  8. Our performances so far against the fellow Championship sides have been real Jekyll & Hyde stuff in every game .

    Dundee and Hamilton league cup games - poor first halves and deserved to be behind. Second halves the much better team imo.

    ICT and Ayr - first halves we were dominant, causing all sorts of problems to the opposition in midfield and attack, could have scored more goals. Second half at Inverness we were under the cosh but still managed to hit on the break. And at least we showed some dig and fight up there to come back with at least a point.

    The second half on Friday was just total capitulation. Think Murray had a shot that was well saved but the rest was one way traffic. I've seen us lose quite a few two goal leads over the years but never seen us drop out a game so much.

    It can only be a mentality thing that we're not doing it over the 90 minutes. I can accept us not playing well, that happens, but we looked so jittery second half on Friday. We could hardly keep the ball or string more than two passes together. 

  9. 10 hours ago, Arachnophile said:

    I know we all dream of an Eze Fox centre half partnership but I worry that they wouldn't have given the captain's armband to Kilday if they knew he was going to be on the bench for most of the season. 
     

    I've no idea if Kilday has been made club captain (usually the commitee's choice) or if Coyle just thinks he's the best player to captain us when he's in the team. But we've had club captains before who weren't regulars in the team. Davie Graham in 99/2000 (Paul Martin was team captain) and Sinky in 06/07 (Kettlewell was team captain)  

  10. 4 hours ago, Streets of Raith said:

    You can tell when someone is lucky enough not to have experienced a significant ligament injury. I've torn my ACL and even after surgery the ligament can never be as strong as before. Obviously professional athletes will do an incredible amount of strength and conditioning to every other muscle to compensate, but the ligament itself will always have a weakness.

    The common procedure is to remove a string from your hamstring in order to graft the torn parts of the ACL together. So that presents another issue. God knows what they have had to do to someone like Vaughan who has had multiple operations. Can't keep doing that.

    There is also the factor of muscle wastage from inactivity, which results in lots of wee niggles that slow down the process. The idea that you can avoid doing your ACL again by doing less football-like training is a fantasy; you need to be doing all the in-match actions in order to get back that level of muscular strength for a professional playing comeback.

    I really hope that Vaughan can get to a point where he can continue to play (at any level) without a reoccurrence, I thought he would pack it in after the last one. Great determination on his part. 

     

     

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