O'Kelly Isley III

We'll certainly do our best my friend, but you need to step up against a Stenny team which has forgotten how to win.

I'm fine with Hilton staying, and he is definitely benefiting from a run of games. But someone will really need to explain Div Wilson's deal to me, because he won't be a suitable replacement for the lad Newbury.

Yes, it seems a common rumour but if they can't convince themselves to go full-on for league status on the back of a big payday from the Celtic Cup-tie then they'll never do it. Time will tell soon enough.

You do know that the actor who played Hiram Holliday was Wally Cox ? Seems you've chosen well.

In a similar vein, and if I could offer the Bully Wee faithful a glimmer of hope, this Saturday we should be looking to avenge the 5-0 humping we took the last time we were at Stair Park. We are in decent form with four straight shutouts and whilst I think Faz will look to rotate the team now that we are in the playoffs, this creates opportunities for others to impress. I'd certainly start Hilton though as he's looked the part of late and he should know Stair Park very well.

Hideous conditions but the correct outcome. I was curious though why after taking the lead we failed to press more, especially as Clyde have a history of digging out late draws here. Play-off spot confirmed, so two cheers for that, but as today's results showed there's still a lot of football to be played in this division.

See Rangers ? See pompous pish ?

I know them both and they are still about.

Yes, the Lennox is still there but it's now a downstairs bar only of the busy howff type. The wee lounge upstairs was run by a very pleasant woman called Ruth back in the day. I take it you were a teammate of Ian McGregor, Dougie Lockhart, Malky King, 'Joe' Benton and Alistair Kerr, to name a few ?

Some 24-carat strikes in the Bernabeau tonight.

Boooof !

What about my old workmate Archie Rose ? Archie gave sterling service to Stenny at RB in the 60's through the 70's with a break at Brockville.

It was definitely inside the box and Thomas Brindley immediately realised that.

And what sort of office would that be ? An Estates Office in Aberdeenshire by any chance ?

You mean like Scotland teams through the ages, it was easier to get in than back oot ?