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7 minutes ago, RandomGuy. said:
It's probably still, no doubt, Dundees fault they'll lose the league
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On 10/04/2024 at 21:51, Beepee67 said:
We will lose to Kelty obviously
no point in us turning up then according to you,, save our leg's for the 7 out of 9 points to follow & if not we are doomed because we will definitely lose the play off
Great motivational speaker
You've been mixing with QOS fans i think with all that negativity
Bino's will be staying up, have a bit of faith
My take on the above was optimistic
What's yours, 12 points
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Mandate plastic pitches
Sorted, no complaints to be had
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On 09/04/2024 at 17:10, Quentin Taranbino said:
I'm very surprised at the amount of Binos fans on here and on social media that seem confident of us avoiding the drop. I wish I had their confidence.
The confidence seems to come from our set of fixtures but we have Edinburgh (who everyone has), Queens and Annan games will be far from easy as fighting for same thing as us.
That leaves Kelty on Saturday, we gubbed them previously but they are so inconsistent you never know what to get from them and I believe a point for them mathematically secures their place so they will be going all out too you would think.
I would say on paper, especially after that gutless humping at home by Alloa, that we are the favourites for 9th.
We will lose to Kelty obviously
But should take 7 of last 9
And if don't, don't deserve to stay up anyway
Will definitely lose a play off
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Rangers fans just woken up to fact Scotland has shit weather
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17 hours ago, the philosopher said:
Dumfries & Galloway people or Borders people are very restrained and subdued.
Who else votes Torry.
Not a bad thing (restrained that is , f___ the Torries) but far too easy going sometime.
Is that why they play in blue?
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Stirlings run in
Kelty v stirling
Stirling v qos
Edinburgh v stirling
Stirling v annan
Some end to season, 4 cup finals
Last game of season could be interesting
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Disgraceful
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7 hours ago, craigkillie said:
Has he? When did this suddenly happen?Fuckin ages ago
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10 hours ago, craigkillie said:
He got dropped because he was terrible for Scotland, then picked up a medium term injury and we moved on and got Dykes and Adams in. I don't think there was anything personal about it.
Dykes has become dreadful and we need to quickly try others
Should have done in last friendlies
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5 minutes ago, Butters Scotch said:
I think this is the case with Fraser where Clarke sees him as somewhat of a bad egg and doesn't want him around. Otherwise, based on the squad of players he has to pick from, he would continually be part of the team as he is one of our best forward options (as we are so limited) and would be great to bring off the bench.
Mcburnie however has had plenty of chances with Scotland and has done hee haw. The Sheff United fans seem to rate him however and has done okay lately so worth giving him another chance to see what he can offer to this current team
If you're picking fraser you've got to try and call up barnes first
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Oli Mcburnie scored a few recently
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1 hour ago, Theyellowbox said:
Bino's is showing he has completely missed the point whilst not actually having a clue what he is talking about.
The whole debate is around the Scottish Parliament passing legislation. If that is not having power then you completely misunderstand the whole point.
If they had the powers to pass legislation that effected economic levers they would be doing so
But as they don't they occupy their time on pointless shite
just trying to justify their own existence
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The Scottish Parliament is a project in having power, whilst not actually having any power
And watching the total pish they therefore occupy their time coming up with
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On 30/03/2024 at 14:26, Mr. Brightside said:
I wonder what he said about the Dessers incident earlier in the season
Sutton, total balloon
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10 hours ago, ahemps said:
I think in todays game players are trained to play out at all costs. The 'if in doubt kick it out' or 'never play across your goal' is now seen as draconian
And you see goals lost almost every game from it
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1 hour ago, DukDukGoose said:
Still crazy to think Leicester won the league because his son racially abused a Thai hooker on camera.
Are you thinking that could work for Aberdeen
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Alex Neill surely is best candidate
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14 minutes ago, No_Problemo said:
To look at it really simplistically, would any of our other strikers get near an English Premiership club?
I imagine Adams will be back there next season, after spending the last few years in that league.
Adams is the only one who can hold the ball up, he must play
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3 minutes ago, MazzyStar said:
Delusional
You Hungarian?
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23 minutes ago, Hamish118 said:
Scotland need players who can do it all. 2 Centre half's short. Good centre forward. Wingers to change games. But when they lose a baller like C Mcgregor to control tempo it all goes wrong. Unappreciated but a heartbeat.
We have no creative players
What's another defensive midfielder got to do with that
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6 minutes ago, BFTD said:
Top mind games from Steve Clarke, having us head to the tournament fooling everyone into thinking we're total mince rather than the champions elect.
Wee reminder about the Norn's qualifying group. They did manage a win against Denmark, although the Danes had already finished top of the group and had the cigars out. It's a friendly, so I don't think it quite tops the disasterpiece that was the Faeroe Islands in 2002, but it's still easily in our top 5 worst results of the 21st century. It's like losing at home to Gibraltar, Cyprus, or Malta.
We managed a much lauded win against the danes when they were top of the group and had the cigars out
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2 minutes ago, Ludo*1 said:
Fucking miserable that all you have to be is well organised to get the better of the best Scottish side in my lifetime.
Commiserations for that being the best Scotland team in your lifetime
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1 minute ago, Lex said:
To be fair, the strategy of playing friendlies against the strong nations (France, England, Holland) wasn’t great because we kept getting humped.
So it certainly made sense to have a home friendly against a diddy nation like Northern Ireland. Get a big win and boost the confidence a bit.
Then we go and lose that too, my my.
It will be alright on the night, I’m sure.They beat Denmark in the autumn and would kick the shit out of us in a British style plus no teams we are to face play like them
Honking choice
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The Annan, Kelty, Stirling & QoS who's gonna bottle it thread
in Scottish League 1 General Chatter
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Damning reading for qos and albion