Bold Rover

Tyrone, the arrogant ape!

Just home from the GFT seeing Jellyfish. Anyone else seen it? A low budget English drama by James Gardner. (Me neither.) Gritty, to say the least. Story of a young schoolgirl who is career to her 2 young siblings and her mentally ill mother. It's Ken Loach meets Mike Leigh, but without the joy. Good performances by a cast of unknowns (to me, anyway.) 7/10

Personally, I don't find horse dung offensive. Completely different from canine muck.

Made an arse of things.

Yip. There was none of this nonsense when Robin Day was in charge.

He's really never made it since his transfer from Aberdeen to Celtic.

Use what time you have left to organise a smooth transition of the Dead Pool administration.

Get it now!

I can't agree with you if you're preferring Clemence over Banks. I was young in 1966 but remember well the 1970 WC. And his performances for unfashionable Leicester and Stoke. He was probably the best keeper of his time and you can't really compare players from different eras. Agree with the comment that his absence through illness against W Germany in 1970 enhanced Banks' reputation.

6am isn't usually a happy time! I did see one of those episodes recently. From early nineties. Tracy was naughty teenager and Sarah a wean.

I know him as one of the Boswells in Bread. He wasn't the last Mike Leigh film too.

Thoughts and prayers.

I visit Rugby Park frequently enough to recognise that you have some Neanderthal supporters. I was glad last night that my grandchildren weren't with us, as they often would be.