Iabella Duke
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On 22/01/2019 at 20:20, glenburn bud said:
What players would that be ? The ones who hauled us back from the bottom of the championship and a miraculous relegation escape, or the players that romped to the championship title last season.
Jack Ross gave me 2 of the best years supporting the club.
Cammy Smith, Ian McShane, Adam Eckersely, Jordan Kirkpatrick
The rest of your post is irrelevant!
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32 minutes ago, Silvio said:
How you doing Alan?
How you doing Jack?
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On 21/01/2019 at 15:19, glenburn bud said:
OK has completely emptied the duds that Stubbs inflicted on us.
He's also almost completely emptied the "duds" that Jack Ross inflicted on St. Mirren.
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Interesting to think what the political landscape would be just now had Remain won....
Support for UKIP would probably have surged. Some Tory MPs would defected to UKIP, leaving David Cameron requiring a coalition (with the DUP?) and we'd be looking at a general election next year with the prospect of UKIP winning loads of seats.
Would have been entertaining.
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6 minutes ago, Widge said:
People are naive to think a striker should be judged on goals.
Just as people are naïve to think that a goalkeeper can catch the ball!
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31 minutes ago, RandomGuy. said:
Am I allowed to count Queen of the South? Or do they not count either?
Regardless, he's the best striker we've had in years.
All the strikers you've had must have been real bad!
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38 minutes ago, AsimButtHitsASix said:
Well, yeah, world class is a synonym for elite. If you aren't part of the elite then you aren't world class.
Also noticed The Guardian's top 100 players that just came out doesn't feature Robertson but has a handful of left backs in it shows that, for most folk, he's not in the top 3 left backs in the world.He's left back for the league leaders of the richest league in the world.
That makes him world class.
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On 18/11/2018 at 23:07, The_Kincardine said:
There really is no need to define 'club' - we all know what it is. We also all know that it is separate from its associated commercial entity. Can anyone reasonably contest this?
No it isn't and yes.
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On 13/12/2018 at 14:56, Insaintee said:
The end game is liquidation two.
A club can only be liquidated once.
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1 hour ago, MixuFixit said:
Neither of the topics are absolute, so this is not the case.
Who said they were? And, yes, it is the case!
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19 hours ago, MixuFixit said:
I disagree on both counts.Agree or disagree, doesn't alter that its true!
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16 minutes ago, Jeff Venom said:
Oh look, another new member shouting the same things at the same people with precisely zero to back them up. Zzzzzz.
Don't be so harsh on yourself.
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4 minutes ago, MixuFixit said:
We're doing that now, yet you seem fine with soldiering on under one flag but not the other.
I am less convinced it'd necessarily involve austerity in the Scottish case, though the SNP obsession with relying on the BoE would need to be dealt with.
Two wrongs don't make a right!
Your second sentence is an admission that I'm right!
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38 minutes ago, harry94 said:
I might be off the mark but I think this is what Labour need.
DUP have been seething about May for ages and saying they can't back her as PM. Guarantee she's in place and that is likely going to be enough for them to back a VONC in the government right this instant. That then means that they can trigger the vote over the next two days, win and then it gives the government, controlled by May, 2 weeks to fight for their existence with either the incumbent or an interim leader. If they don't resolve it by that deadline, parliament gets dissolved and there is likely a new election at the end of January. The Tories would potentially be fighting that election with no leader or one in which the party hates to an extent where a substantial number of the parliamentary party have voted against and the base also hates. It's the dream scenario.
Maybe the Tories secretly want another election to be trounced so they can wash their hands of this issue without dishonouring the party and being the people responsible for Corbyn etc. I would imagine that they are well aware of this scenario (the DUP will have warned them) and it's all to play for this evening. It presents a risk but even a shit new leader can at least have the space to get them onto an election footing.
DUP would back May in a VONC IMO.
Labour won't call VONC as they also believe DUP will back May and even, if they didn't, they are behind the Tories in the polls so may well lose another GE!
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49 minutes ago, MixuFixit said:
This is either an argument for circling the drain with England forever or a serious effort to rebalance Scottish trade to be resilient to unstable neighbours.
One of those options sounds sensible to me."circling the drain"
"to be resilient"
"unstable"
Your own made up phrases.
The key word you use, however, is "rebalance". This is code for decades of recession, stagnation and austerity in an attempt to get back to where we currently are.
Doesn't sound like a sensible option to me.
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1 hour ago, HTG said:
For anyone who hasn't done it yet, not seeing this tedious c**t's board flaming really improves the quality of the site. I strongly recommend it.
You've blocked yourself?
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Always find it ironic when I hear the SNP banging on about how Brexit will cost jobs and make us poorer.
The impact of Scexit would be 10 times worse!
Voted No, voted remain. The only consistent, sensible votes.
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Third Lanark have won more top flight points than St Johnstone despite going out of business 50 years ago.
That highlights what a diddy club the Saintees are
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The St. Mirren FC 2023/24 thread
in Scottish Premiership General Chatter
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Caldwell and Teale were friends from Caldwell's days at Ayr. Steven Thompson would have come back to St. Mirren regardless, Caldwell wasn't the reason!