Placida Domingo

None taken. But I don't think anyone could seriously look at McInnes time in charge and disagree that it has been anything other than outstanding and a massive success. And realistically the chances that Aberdeen could recruit a manager who could do better are vanishingly small. How could be do better? Celtic have 6-7 times Aberdeens budget, Rangers have about five. Third is first for Aberdeen, that's winning the title. There's no chance Aberdeen or anybody will ever separate the old firm again, it's just not possible. Give my mum their budgets she finishes above Aberdeen.

That's the lamest thing I've ever seen.

He's an idiot then, McInnes is the best Aberdeen manager since aferguson, has done an absolutely outstanding job, and the chances that Aberdeen could find a better manager are virtually zero.

Injury problems? He's been playing every week for three years. The idea that a team would drop their best player because they played for Scotland is fantasy. I never suggested any club would be cowering, simply that there's nothing they can do to stop us using him as we see fit when he's with Scotland.

Nah that's not the case. The club can request that, they have absolutely zero power whatsoever to enforce it, and no recourse if it happens against their will. Do you think that happens with England players?

If BBC run the Freeman smear story again tomorrow that will be twelve days in a row. Or in other words, every single day for the entire election campaign so far.

So what? Are you suggesting there is no effect in the minds of voters just because she's an MSP? So is Nicola Sturgeon, so you think dirt on her would have an impact?

Well we fundamentally disagree then and I think you're very naive. It's an incredibly transparent hit piece on a senior SNP figure during an election campaign. Do you think she should have been down there herself before this happened personally making sure no pigeons could suit in the water, or is that the responsibility of the contractor?

No it's not it's hysterical nonsense. I asked you what you think she should have done differently to avoid this happening, you avoided the question. So answer it, what should she have done? She's been health Secretary for less than seventeen months, I would imagine these.buildings we're 'signed off' a long time before she took the role.

This too. So where are the calls from our public sector broadcaster, legally bound to.he 100% impartial at all times, because of this?

Let's see the BBC call on England's health Secretary to resign over this, slightly worse situation than Freeman is experiencing I'm sure you'll agree. https://www.hsj.co.uk/policy-and-regulation/exclusive-nhs-england-buried-concerns-over-child-cancer-services/7025307.article "NHS England covered up serious problems with paediatric cancer care in London – which had seen children dying in “terrible agony” – and has “buried” attempts to overhaul the services, an HSJ investigation has established. "

There's no possibility the hospital won't open. Amber Rudd was chastised for a deliberate policy, I don't believe Freeman set as a matter of policy lets contaminate some water so people get infected. They're not comparable situations.

Why? Should she be in the ward personally making sure there is no contamination? What would you suggest she should have done differently to prevent this?

Noticed that as well, so blatant now. I wonder if at any stage in the last nine and a half years of they have called for the Tory health Secretary to resign. They did it with Shona Robison here now this.

Man Utd are absolutely brutal, what an utter gang. They have about three good players at the club.

He is the best we have at that but it's not really his game.

Tell you what that's a fuckin great midfield. Great balance great quality free up McGinn to go.

I will take yous on

Mctominay isn't a defensive midfielder. People just think he is cause he's tall. He's the best we have at that but it's a bit of a waste of his talents.

McGregor,.Jack, mcLean, Armstrong and Fleck. Only one of them is a defensive midfielder too, and Brown is way better than him.

Yes he would, we don't have any other defensive midfielders except Jack and Brown is better. But no way should he be brought back.

I think it's the complete opposite actually. I think he's just a daft wee boy who does what he's told. Celtic were at it for years with him.

Fair enough. Though as I said I think if it got to that stage with a player we'd be as well binning them anyway.

Yes and they won but only because Matip didn't "officially retire" i.e. send an official letter to the FA by himself. After he did that he's been in the clear for the past 5 years. Have they tried to invoke the rule since then? I don't think you're correct is why I ask. Though I could be wrong. Can you show proof it doesn't apply if you 'officially' retire?

Exactly, I would love the Scotland manager if he had a conversation say with Eddie Howe who said 'Ryan can't play two games this week so only use him once' to then go and play him 90 minutes in both games.