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We had the name before you lot (and are a true United since it was a merger of two clubs). Bloody Dundee Hibees.

There are. At the bottom of the page.

More likely it's because it's below a canal basin, plus the copious amounts of rain recently. Glasgow Warriors moved out in 2012.

It wasn't a sling as such, but his own shirt being used as one. After receiving treatment from the physio, he stood up and moved his arm and shoulder about. Something clearly happened because it looked like an involuntary jerk to his shoulder and he had an expression of pain on his face.

In our last match the oldest player was 19.

McGinlay gave St Johnstone two penalties, the second of which was the last kick of the ball and was thankfully missed. As well as Tommy Bryce he sent off another Ayr player (Jim McCann?) and Mark Treanor of St Johnstone, although that was for a head height tackle. I'm sure Jim O'Hare only had one season at Grade 1. One season too many.

It's in Westminster, close to the Houses of Parliament.

Same level as Senga and Young came from.

It finished 2-2. McGinty scored late on.

They do, but there is very little stock left.

ABC is no longer brewing.

I don't. And Ahui is better than both.

Don't talk utter keech.

Not really. From the Colin Weir Stand it was clear that Muirhead kicked Bryden.

It does actually. It's 2 hours by train, and more than half the league is either in Greater London or within reasonable travelling distance.

Yes, but they also have Dan Pybus.

He says 'tell me about it, stud'? Saw the film at the Orient in 1978

Folk writing Ahui off after 45 minutes. He might turn out to be a dud but give me peace.

The rugby club still intends to take over Dam Park. Talk of them using it for their youth programme. I'm not sure whether the latest development is down to them or whether the council has decided to abandon Dam Park since it has no further use for it.

Aye v Falkirk will played on 5 September due to the airshow taking place on the 8th/9th/10th.

Falkirk match is now on 5 September.

The minibus has been found, although the extent of the damage isn't known yet.

David White is Head of Academy, rather than a director. He has a UEFA A Licence.

Look more closely. He reacts to the first effort, which McGinty blocks. The ball then bounces off the Livingston player, leaving Mutch with little chance.

Doing my best to give you the benefit of the doubt, but your comment about schools comes across as rather ignorant.