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You can maybe borrow Marvin Bartley's drone he uses at training, get some good aerial shots, we dont seem to use it much anyway going by performances. My (probably irrelevant) take on rangers/Celtic fans going to watch Falkirk, or any other club is, would there be the same outcry towards Hibs, Hearts, Dundee, etc, fans coming to the games. As has already been said, as long as they don't turn up decked in their teams colours or cause bother, and pay their way their cash is surely as good as anyone's. I can't say I've noticed it much myself but I believe some of them are actually quite decent human beings.

Benidorm for a fortnight.

They're hardly scary, you could knock them over with a sock full of diarrhea.* * Not that I'm advocating using violence against minors, they are probably poor misunderstood wee souls after all.

If he does live up in the Central Belt area and if he needs to go part- time for work reasons, and depending where his work is based, then looking for a Club nearer home might suit him better. If we are considering going part-time how will that affect those players who are presumably on full-time contracts into next season? Going part-time may be a necessary and sensible idea financially but it just seems like another step back into the previous dark ages we suffered under Harkness. There just seems to be a complete lack of any ambition or forward planning at the top level to try and get the Club out of this rut we find ourselves currently in. With the state of the ground and the "football" we're having to suffer its all a bit depressing.

Well he was on loan there last season so might be something in the rumour, plus probably wants part-time if he is joining the Fire Service.

What happens with Stone and McClelland is out of the Clubs hands as they are loans, Reilly rumoured to be retiring. We will not have new owners unless someone actually comes in and buys the club, we will continue to have a Board of Directors, who are not "owners" (hopefully soon in place).

Are you having a laugh?

Today kind of reminded me of what going to the football used to be like, turn up with money to pay at the turnstiles and printed programmes on sale, no need to be a computer buff. Don't think playing on the grass stuff will catch on though.

Thought the Ref was fair to both teams, gave fouls when there wasn't one and didn't give clear fouls when there was.

Tbf they've not had much to rattle about this season.

Tory boss running the line today, we'll be fine.

Feck off, get doon. I don't, I want them gone.

Thanks for that, I'll probably be there early enough to avoid the rush of visiting fans.

Tomorrow, all being well, I'll make my first visit in quite a few years to Forthbank. Probably been asked earlier in the thread but what's the parking situation? Last time I was there there was ample parking for away fans right at the ground, is it still the same? Missed the meeting up there earlier in the season so, rather bizarrely, I'm quite looking forward to this. That feeling could soon change though when Marvin's team is announced.

If it boils down to which team is more "up for it" we might as well not bother. Bartley expects his players to be automatons, follow the game plan to a T, I doubt that he does rousing speeches that instils a bit of fire in their bellies, and it's a fair bet he'll tinker about again with defence or formation, he just can't help himself.