++Ammo - Airdrie++

I take absolutely no pride in it, but while these haddies steal a wage from Airdrie, I'll steal money from the bookies.

Is that THE ff on "off the ball" just now?? Very fucking good if it is. Well played

3 episodes left of season 2 for me now, we've blootered it the last couple days, really enjoying it. The lads have just arrived back in Wessex, Jarl Borg has met his spectacular end, and Bjorn is a bit of a bad ass. Looking good.

Would you mind sharing Bairnardo? Is it mostly cardio stuff, free weights or what? You been watching your diet as well as the training?

Exactly [emoji6]

Its been a couple year since I was last in it, but I've heard its pretty decent. That and the fact its a 15 minute walk from my front door its pretty handy! I also pass the Time Capsule on my way to/from work so I could dive in there at lunch or before/after work.

Exactly, wonder how many of them were there at Stirling 2 year ago giving it big licks.Albeit I was there as well [emoji57]

Its stuff like this that make me loathe to see the "smaller teams" (absolutely no offence intended to Arbroath, we're all small teams in L1) doing well. Do some of the fans forget where Arbroath were a few years ago?? Absolute cretin behaviour and wee slip ups like this make the trophy day all the more savoury!

I'm not a massive reader and this will be my first foray onto this thread, but while I've been off work I've read a couple of books in my "downtime". 50 dead men walking by Martin McGartland. The true story which inspired the film of the same name about an Irish fella who became a member of the IRA whilst also serving as an informer for the Special Branch. I only got it when I seen it was free on kindle books but I really enjoyed it, and the ending is pretty mental to consider this actually happened. I then read " Dead man running" SPOILER the follow up in which McGartland finds out his kidnap etc was planned between the ira and Mi5 as he has become a "liability" and his subsequent fight with the law in Northumbria and his real identity being exposed, and an assassination attempt. 2 really good books, not to long and a really good insight into the troubles in northern Ireland for someone like myself who didn't know too much about that kind of thing.

Quick update. Had the treadmill for a couple days now and managed 2.5k a day before the knee is "wobbly" also been decorating the kids bedrooms so been pretty active up and down the steps. Had Physio today and she's pretty pleased with both knees so she asked if I was a member of the gym, told her that was my next step so she kindly signed me up for 2 months of a North Lanarkshire pass FREE and after they 2 months its only £10 a month for the next 3 months. Cracking offer considering its about £33 a month for the pass that gets you into any NL gym, swimming pool, steam rooms etc...

Me and the wife started watching this from the beginning on Sunday night, season 1 finale tonight. Love it.

Hi Thomas long time no speak bbe x Surely your not criticising a referee????

Just catching up with p&b with a coffee and I read this. Holy shit. That is all.

Done a wee search on your behalf and found..... Will there be extra payments if my club is live on TV? NO. The briefing note says that, due to the increased number of live games, the SPFL board has decided "not to allocate television facility fee payments," and instead "maximise prize money" That segment was from a piece that Colin Paterson done in 2016 when it was overhauled to the current format. I knew in the back of my mind I'd heard somewhere they'd just fired all the money in a pot. The original article... https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/irn-bru-cup-how-much-8196025

I'm not 100% sure but I think I remember either A: the TV money was either put into the full pot at the start of the competition inflating prize money slightly OR B: its something like an extra £12k for a TV game.