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As an opportunistic visitor I recall being at Old Trafford and being surprised by a groundswell of common opinion and it seemed to me that the beseeching throng would get their wish and Alex Ferguson would be gone. History records that he salvaged something from the game and time gave him a connection with greatness. It cannot be denied that the whole of the highlands would wish for better fortune and I wonder if we are being too harsh on a young and enthusiastic artisan.

I see the home secretary has given a full apology and it comes concurrent with her body language (mostly her dead eyes) saying I'm untouchable. She may well be as Johnson has been paternal in his decree that the matter is closed.

This kind of flippancy when dealing with such things brings to me great sadness and we should all be aware of our acts and how they may be read by others. It's fewer, fewer dead farmers.

Hiya Kirstene Hair and how are your berries?

I'm tempted to invite you to take this promulgation to the covid thread but instead I'll ask you to expand upon your use of "in all probability"....

Grrr <<<< not going but not jealous, nope, not jealous at all, no siree, not jealous

Ordinarily I'd agree but I have to admit that the policy of when they go low, you go high might be one that is out of time and if we go too polite, we may well be trumped by roguery.

Would you say you were disingenuous or perhaps you simply overlooked what is common knowledge?

Why would you want that? Surely him being amongst the best that they have shows them in the light that they deserve?

Yes indeed. Couldn't score against Bad McKay a few months ago, fast forward through spring and summer and here's another for a slice of the pie that is humble

^^^^ Five words

Given that I found myself to be diverted earlier, I rather think I've done ever so well in catching up with this most positively momentous global day via the prism of this thread. Unfortunately the above from page 162 spectacularly fails to read the room in a way that is culturally maladroit on the Trump scale. Never in the history of P&B have I seen so many prejudices packed into so few words and the subsequent justifications made me think that they made lots of sense, a lot of sense. I'm told the most amount of sense ever. Apologies for the digression and it's remiss of me to be diverted by such frippery. I raise a glass to the denouement of the peacock and for those that bought into it, I wish them well whilst introspection leads them to the light.

I was winning by a lot A lot Not now big boy That was indeed a concession speech and I and a many like me can sleep easy.

Michael Palin's pacific rim

No I don't believe that it was but what I can say is that everytime I see Bad Mackay, it feels like it's crying time again

If auto correct has impinged upon your message and you meant Sydney, then yes, I can't find it within myself to disagree.

Friday Drivetime: It's worth mentioning (well at least I think it is) that Fiona Stalker spent all of an interview with a union official egging them on to declare that they would take industrial action. The whole thing was as excruciating. It's more down market than bias and if this is the standard then I fear for them.

As a season ticket holder I have only one contract but given that I'm inured to bad service from a range of service providers, I'm happy to wait this out and cherish the prospect of getting back in the ground.

I'm sorry but my contract is between me and ICT and I'm not really sure that they have delivered. I lasted until half time last week and once bitten i found myself too busy to be invested yesterday. As it happens in not overly fussed as I recognise that the club doesn't have two brass farthings to rub together and I can forgive them the poor call on a system that is compromised by more than a shiny skull.

All joking aside and in the interests of highland football as a whole, I'm not a little perturbed to see this unravelling at such a pace. My information is that D Cowie will be invited to step up but I wondered if there is an option that has hitherto been beyond our gaze?

Such great news and it is my view that the lovely Scott Gardiner and what a breath of fresh air he has been throughout this crisis, will suitably weigh the season ticket ballot to favour those that given the club unstinting support and against those that would be less than grudging in their praise of the club caretakers.

I'm sure they could get a joiner to knock something together

I noticed this last month... Describing taking the knee thus: "represent the requirements for social justice" Strange form of words, strange man.

I wondered what became of Kevin. From it's launch, I took the Scotland on Sunday paper and the tag team of Kevin and Graham brought joy to this eager reader and it is with fondness and admiration that I recall what Kevin shared.

This is indeed comedy gold. I also missed the goal as I pressed pause at half time and that is something that greatly surprised me. I came back to the game full in the knowledge of the shared result, and tracked down the equalizer. "It's a goal" proclaimed our purveyor of prose to augment the play. The coverage and the commentary was redolent of Pathé in the middle years of the last century.