The Minertaur

I've had this song in my head for the last hour.

Take a chill pill. Not a fan of the red socks but there's worse things in life.

The whole interview. Well worth a watch.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53632151 Tom English and his appraisal of Eduoards performance against Hamilton. He states that all 3 of his "goals were outstanding." Were 2 not tap ins and 1 a first time shot when one on one with the keeper. The sort of goals you'd expect most strikers in Scotland to score?

New kit?

1 - Celtic 2 - Rangers 3 - Hibs 4 - Aberdeen 5 - Motherwell 6 - Kilmarnock 7 - St Johnstone 8 - Livingston 9 - Dundee Utd 10 - Hamilton 11 - St Mirren 12 - Ross County

Trump calling for a delay in the election.

We start the league season with: Annan (H), Edinburgh (A), Stenhousemuir (H) Teams we face twice away from home: Edinburgh City - 24/10 & 01/05 Stranraer - 07/11 & 13/03 Elgin - 28/11 & 27/03 Stirling - 12/12 & 17/04

Currently sitting with: McCrorie (Morrison) Donnelly, Goldsson, Logan, (McMillan, Want) Christie, McGregor, Polworth, Smith, McAllister Shankland, Eduoard (Templeton) This will change about 10 times today.

Fixtures for the coming season are out at 2pm today. Here's how we started the last few seasons: Elgin 3 v 0 Cowdenbeath Clyde 2 v 0 Cowdenbeath Elgin 1 v 1 Cowdenbeath Cowdenbeath 0 v 1 Elgin Any chance we could not face Elgin?

My brother in law just shared this on Facebook. I don't even know where to start with this. Couple of weeks ago he sent me a video about Isaac Kappy which was full of a load of shite.

I take it Cowdenbeath are in the East of Scotland league by then?

Yeah it's been discussed on the podcast loads. It's kind of believable as it's viewed through the eyes of JD but it's clearly nonsense

Might post up highlights from an old game to try and alleviate lockdown boredom. First up Airdrie 1 v 5 Cowdenbeath from almost nine years ago. 1-0 down early on Cowden fight back to lead 2-1 at half time. In the 2nd half Airdrie fall to bits and we run riot.

One of several examples of them getting the perfect song for the moment. One of the only times I've heard 'How to Save a Life' by The Fray and it hasn't sounded forced or clichéd. The music in scrubs has always been excellent. Being a total Scrubs geek when I was a teenager I can remember these being the key uses of song throughout: Hallelujah at the end of My Old Lady. The episode right at the start with Kathryn Joosten where they start the episode saying on average 1 in every 3 people admitted pass away. Winter by Joshua Radin at Ben's funeral. Hold on Hope by Guilded by Voices when he's diagnosed with leukemia. They loved Keane - Everybody Changing as JD finishes the race and A Bad Dream when Laverne passes. They even had The Coral Dreaming of You for when JD and Elliott finally hooked up! Plenty other examples but it's clear they put a lot of time and effort into getting the right music.