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The Moonster last won the day on November 9 2021
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- Birthday 06/01/1989
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Dumbarton v Bonnyrigg Rose 23/3/24
The Moonster replied to Silverton End's topic in Scottish League 2 General Chatter
I reckon we'll stick a good bit form together now, go into the play offs with everybody feeling that we might actually do it and shite the bed again. 4-0. -
Petty Things That Get On Your Nerves...
The Moonster replied to well fan for life's topic in The General Nonsense Forum
I'm sure someone has told me before that they do charge the outlet for checking that, hence the countless prompts probably hoping you press the wrong button. It's the sort of thing that's probably false but could be true and ultimately I don't give enough of a shit to check if it is. -
I avoid the clubhouse (and generally any interaction with anyone) when I go to the golf.
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I'd agree with finding a hobby that will bring you some sort of focus and sense of achievement. If you're into music and that has brought you calm before (albeit on a train journey), how about learning an instrument? Something simple enough to learn like the ukulele, you'll progress quite quickly with a bit of practice and time flies by. Ukes are cheap as chips too so if it's not for you then at least you're not our of pocket. I don't know if you've ever played golf but I would highly recommend it to anyone who has trouble switching off from life. 3-4 hours walking fair distances but you don't view it as a walk. The feeling when a good shot comes off can have you buzzing for the rest of the day. It's obviously quite expensive to get into but I think the value I gain from my mental health is worth it.
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Things you want to share with P&B
The Moonster replied to Ad Lib's topic in The General Nonsense Forum
I like how you've circled the Guinness as if every other price on there isn't also ridiculous. 6.20 for a Best ffs. -
Aye, Garcia and Oscar are on a heavy one at the moment. They were on calling out Sean O'Malley and Dana White respectively for cage fights last week. Oscars supply is obviously pretty clean.
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I feel like I'm stating the obvious again here but we are a much more confident team on a flat surface. We stroke it around well and create loads, from the highlights we could've scored more than 6. MacKay out.
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Bonnyrigg vs Clyde
The Moonster replied to MonTheClyde_MonTheBullyWee's topic in Scottish League 2 General Chatter
No it doesn't. I expect the Bonnyrigg fan to be banned for a long time. The fact remains though that if Scullion celebrates with his team mates none of this is being discussed and as such is responsible for a lot of what happened, and will likely also be banned for a long time. -
Bonnyrigg vs Clyde
The Moonster replied to MonTheClyde_MonTheBullyWee's topic in Scottish League 2 General Chatter
Was the fan unprovoked or did Scullion go over and provoke him by offering him onto the pitch (which Scullion knows the fan will never do) for a fight? If Scullion isn't there doing that he doesn't get spat on. Really, really amazed at the "ach he was just retaliating" patter. He was looking for a fight -
Bonnyrigg vs Clyde
The Moonster replied to MonTheClyde_MonTheBullyWee's topic in Scottish League 2 General Chatter
Scullion literally walks over and offers him onto the pitch for a fight then spits back at the guy. He's not some poor wee guy caught up in a situation, he goes over purposefully to start an altercation and by the end of it he's spat at someone. He'll be hammered for it and rightly so. "How many of us would turn and walk away?" is emotional nonsense, spitting on someone is assault whether you were spat on first or not. You're not carrying out "self defence" by spitting at someone 6 feet away. Both fan and player have fucked themselves and I find it mad folk are excusing it.- 223 replies
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If the Vale of Leven have players capable of stepping up from their U20s to League 2 then we should be going there and offering them deals. I suspect that they have good development sides for the level they're at and very few if any of the boys will go onto the pro leagues. The fact is Project Brave (i.e. the governing body) doesn't want clubs like ours developing players, they want full time sides with good facilities developing them, which makes any sort of youth football at semi-pro sides impossible without large outside investment. I know it's something that fans love to see (young guys breaking through) but it's just not our reality, and never has been. Nicky Devlin is literally the only player who went on to do anything in the game from our youth sides, he played for us for 1 season before he went to Motherwell. Martin McNiff being our next best product. It's just not worth it.
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That's unfair, I remember him losing to Bob in the Ryder Cup singles.
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Which team in this division does?
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I'm touchy? You've turned up on a Dumbarton match thread taking shots at our ground because you've taken offence on behalf of a team you don't even support. Sit doon.
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We won't be having lectures on what constitutes a good view at a football match from a man who has spent his life watching football through a chainlink fence 3 miles from the pitch. If you and the sad wee glory hunting Bankie can f**k off back to your regional abyss that would be greatly appreciated, thank you.