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There is quite a difference between the "British" and the "Britons" if that's what you're on about

Summer in New York and it must be well into the 80's and he's in a suit wi a shirt and tie. His boy has a shirt and tie and a jumper! Fekin weirdos

Time drawing near for Irish unity referendum - McDonald https://www.rte.ie/news/2018/0805/983290-sinn-fein-unity-vote/

That's my point and why Kilday should start ahead of him this Saturday.

I would keep Kilday in for Waddell. Thought Kilday was good last Saturday and Waddell looked as if he was not match fit.

You would imagine Telfer, Millar and Buchanan will be back in the side after injury as all 3 have performed really well, especially Telfer who looks class. Scully may get the nod ahead of Gaston as he's had more game time. Decision needs to be made of playing Kilday or Waddell alongside Buchanan. I would probably go with Kilday as he has come back well from injury and again has more game time. Up front is where we still need to be a bit more clinical. I would imagine McHugh would play as he's scored in the last couple of games. Thomson was a sub on Saturday so hopefully he has a good weeks training to give us options. Happy with the defence,ecstatic with the midfield and a bit "meh" for up front

Pretty slick performance from Morton from start to finish. Tids and McAlister immense in the middle of the park. Both full backs looked good going forward and lots of movement up front. I know we won 5-0 but we still lack a presence up front and need to be more clinical in front of goal. Very pleased at how our squad looks at the moment, with Millar, Telfor and Buchanan, I would imagine back in contention next week. Thomson made the bench today and I hope Denny not too far away either, means competition for places, which can't be a bad thing. I imagine more to come in too before the squad is complete, but very satisfied so far!

That will be our pacey forward

Not BBC bias, but not too sure where to post. I see Sunday Herald news editor Angela Haggerty has "resigned" due to online threats and abuse, but will still write columns for the paper - no I don't get that one either

The UK is in self destruct mode. Soon we will face a hard Brexit with massive job losses and food and medicine shortages. We surely can add another 5 or 6 percent onto a Yes vote minimum amid that chaos to take us over the line

Has to be Prince Michael of Albany..

It's totally incredible that we are asking serious questions on stockpiling food on a flagship national political programme in 2018. Even more incredible is a UK Government Minister doesn't dismiss the idea!