Boghead ranter

When the new people were changing the name of Green's Playhouse in Glasgow to The Apollo, the new name was chosen based on the quoted cost of £250 per letter for the external signage. Apollo was the most viable name which was also affordable.

Falkirk seemed full of massive tall players in that era.

Best player I've ever seen in a Sons shirt.

Rolaaaaaand!

Thank you.

Pardon my complete ignorance, but why can't Beith come up?

From memory, it was a Beatles track, but I canny mind which.

Pick it up, you never know when you'll be 5p short for a pint.

Also a very very decent soundtrack. The only TV that's ever made me have a wee greet was the episode of ER when Dr Greene eventually died, but I was close to it at the conclusion of the final episode of Ashes to Ashes, it wrapped everything up brilliantly.

A bridgie?

Sons legend also.

Downloaded version of the Sons v Hearts programme, November 1982. Cover page predominantly maroon, bizarrely. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBn1xh

Doug Somner was some player.

Sounds like me driving Larbert to Dumbarton to visit my Dad.

Jim Fallon *shudder*

Pineapple cake > Cherry bakewell > Fern cake > Raspberry tart.

Dafuq?

Not so sure about corners, but bye kicks used to have to be taken from the same side of the 6 yard box as the ball had gone out of play in, on the same principle as the corner example. The rule for that was relaxed to allow the bye to be taken from anywhere within the 6 yard box (thus allowing the keeper even more leeway for timewasting).

Will nobody think of his poor mother?