Long Suffering Bairn
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who? count me underwhelmed
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Our signing announcements are usually better in anticipation than when they are when revealed.
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Just worn out the refresh button. Blame Me owes me a new keyboard
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I bet you it's the Aberdeen game at Brockville when Alex Ferguson got sent off,
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Class how Darvel kept the ball at the corner flag for so long near the end.
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I think Lewis does a professional a job given he is a volunteer, so no complaints there. I don't mind Stuart chipping in with his opinions. I think of him as someone random you would sit near in the stand shouting his three penny worth every now and again. Sometimes annoying, sometimes funny, sometimes inciteful, sometimes superfluous.
Must be really crap giving your time, doing your opposition research, learning the players names and have a bunch of folks nit-picking everything that comes out of your mouth. I wouldn't/couldn't do it better. Can you?5 -
I like how McGlynn makes a point of showing his appreciation to the fans for attending every single reaction video he does. Class.
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New goalkeeper Brian Kinnear. Obligatory nickname ...... Harry.
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Typical, I was hoping for a signing or a loan incoming today and one goes out the door instead.
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16 minutes ago, Duncan Freemason said:
There’s a match thread for the Alloa game over in the Cups forum.
I realise funding is an important issue. I have no money so can't contribute to the club. I can't even afford to go to games anymore and that is not likely to change. My priorities at the moment is keeping warm and buying food. I am reduced to "watching" our games on BBC live text. I fully accept this is no-one's fault other than mine, but I find it depressing seeing people talk about large sums of money while I am sitting here with no heating until 6pm.
I do hope we sign someone today, take my find of it for a little while. Just ignore me, I guess I am feeling sorry for myself today.5 -
3 minutes ago, Duncan Freemason said:
All roads lead to Rome.
A stitch in time saves nine
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I hope we sign someone today so we can temporarily talk about football.
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Would rather have a tin of sardines at centre forward than Sammon back. On the positive side, like how he's lost a ton of weight, yes, he would score a couple of goals, but on the other hand I have watched far too many Falkirk games with Sammon being an absolute passenger.
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No to Kabia. He goes down in a tackle like he has been shot and rolls around pretending. Yes, he would score a couple, but in the main he'd be on his bum with his arms outstretched claiming for a free kick that wouldn't come.
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I wasn't there but looked from BBC live text that it was squeaky bum time right at the end. Three points is all that matters right now.
Meanwhile, very pleasing that the greasy one's return to Cove ended 0-6. Schadenfreude is a bit childish but very satisfying.1 -
For all the flack Morrison rightly gets for his inconsistent performances, when he does turn it on there is no other player in the league who can do what he does. If it wasn't for his regular bouts of invisibility in many games, he would easily be playing in the Premier. That's why we still have him - he runs hot and cold.
He must have single handedly won us around 20 dreary games that were heading for draws in the past few years with a momentary flash of skill. I'd keep him in a heart beat as no one on our kind of money could do what he can do.3 -
Really enjoyed watching this. The guy who does it has some talent.
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Most inciteful part of McGlynn interview is finding out Morrison has diarrhea. Cheers John, a nice nugget of information in a fluid, fast moving situation.
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what the F is happening?
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The guy in the costume looks ridiculous. Fergus looks fine though.
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Enjoyed the Rumarn interview. Seems very confident in his own abilities, just what a striker needs.
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I hear when Cal Morrison came off he tried to go down the tunnel but missed and ended up in the back row of the stand
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Poor guy looks terrified to be here.
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I would pay real money NOT not to watch a game from the directors box. I watched a Chelsea game in an executive box at the old Stamford Bridge back in the early 80's due to having a friend of the family being a director of a well known company at the time. It was awful, no atmosphere, too far from the pitch, there may even have been prawn sandwiches. Fish out of water for me. I can't imagine any real fan would want to see a game from there.
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The Falkirk FC Thread
in Scottish League 1 General Chatter
Posted · Edited by Long Suffering Bairn
Demonstrates the reality of our lack of status and money that we were hoping for a "kent" face but get standard issue youngster I've never heard of. Reality hurts.