Ray Patterson

Ditto. Major issues are more like the fact that Ian Crocker and Andy Walker are still on Sky's coverage, the fact Sky doesn't even fill their commitment of matches, the pitiful highlights offering and complete lack of magazine show.

It's great telly, only three episodes left and I was quite hoping Maddy goes, as she's pissing me off quite a bit tbf. Meryl's been very quiet and no one really has mentioned her at this point, but Amanda was playing some game but might have fucked up voting Theo off. Wilf was playing dangerously close to the wind early on and I really hope his constant backstabbing gets him to win.

Pulp Fiction (1994) dir: Quentin Tarintino Blade Runner (1982) dir: Ridley Scott Trainspotting (1996) dir: Danny Boyle Master and Commander: Far Side of the World (2003) dir: Peter Weir Das Leben der Anderen (The Lives of Others) (2006) dir: von Donnersmarck Spirited Away (1989/2001) dir: Hayao Miyazaki Blade Runner: 2049 (2019) dir: Denis Villeneuve Serenity (2005) dir: Joss Whedon Goodfellas (1990) dir: Martin Scorsese Cop Land (1997) dir: James Mangold

The BBC will publicly consider the matter closed as another one (see Steven Thompson's Instagram post this evening) arises. They won't do or say anything for a few months before dropping TC and possibly Cosgrove at the end of the season and bringing in some younger presenters for next season, probably Ray Bradshaw and Amy Irons - who both seem to be flavour of the month at Pacific Quay.

St Mirren Final SPL season at Love Street: 4,537 Last Covid-unaffected season at St Mirren Park (in Premiership): 5,436 (Although they've bumbled around 4,500) Falkirk Last First Division season at Brockville: 2,631 Last covid-unaffected season at Grangemouth (also in 2nd tier): 4,742 Then you have Clyde which have dropped from over 2k average to 700 and moved again, Airdrie who died. FC Edinburgh wasn't a move though, just a rebuild.

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Aye it's quite decent, one thing to watch out for in S2 is that there's a special "International Women's Day" episode which is just cringeworthily bad.

Yeah they're all on iPlayer as I've found out.

So apparently this was a real call made to BBC Radio Ulster and BBC Northern Ireland animated them into short stories and this is just something else:

There are options tbf - like doing what Caligari and Rijeka did and building a temporary home at Kingsford for a season, or even moving to the P&J Live (Okay maybe that's a stretch) Building a big 7k seater temp stand at the Balmoral to be dismantled right after. Plenty options available but Cormack will just moan for ages instead

So Merkland is the obvious place to start then, based off that.

Didn't watch Brazil vs Croatia then...

Get out of here with your common sense. The other option, is of course to build a 16-18k seater with the option to relatively easily expand it to 20-25k in future. But it seems that Aberdeen are set on backing themselves into as much of a corner as possible.

Something to look forward to I guess.

Another shout for Slaters - always good service imo.

Far better having an Alcohol sponsor than a Gambling or Crypto sponsor. Also good when it's a local business like when Eden Mill were United's sponsor.

That'll be the FAI straddled with debt due to having a allegedly fraudulent Chief Executive.

I think it's important for football in the city for a Dundee club to be in the Highland League (although both United and Dundee are doing their best to get there). It would be nice to see one of the Midlands clubs - ideally Lochee United given their history (and the fact I've got a soft spot for them) to make the step up, similar in a way that formerly Cove and now Banks O'Dee have done in Aberdeen. It's also important for the pyramid, as it does feel to an extent that the Midlands is just in the pyramid in name only and starting the dialogue of promotion and relegation is healthy for football nationwide and having a local HL side would just be nice to have. So it's a bit of a shame to see the debacle about Harper, it also really doesn't paint the club in a good light. Think about all the positives that have happened in the past few years, and the only news stories in the past 12 months in The Courier are about the appointment of Harper and his dismissal.

White South African men are Wife Beating drunks, that are always no more than 30 seconds away from a racist comment. My old neighbour was from Jo'Burg "Black people had it better under apartheid" was a popular one of his. Made my skin crawl.

Rationale analysis from a Dundee fan

Actually I've just remembered I went to a Women's Football day at McDiarmid in 2007ish when there was three matches in one day. Glasgow City vs Hibs in the Scottish Cup final and U16 and U18 Internationals I think...

The FA do this with their Vase and Trophy Finals and I think the FAI or GAA do this with U21 and Senior Finals in Dublin (although I'm not sure tbh) It's still very odd.

Format doesn't need changed it's fine as it is. Only thing might be moving more Semis away from Hampden, but with the SFA taking over Hampden, can't see that happening for a while.

Strong Brewster vibes