madmitch

I never thought that I would say this, but for me the new home kit trumps pozbaird's 2013 design.

Thats true, participation in Rugby union is waning fast. It's manifesting itself at the moment where all of the trans tasman games are being won by kiwi teams. IRRC that's 23 games without an Aussie win. Also true that less young people are taking up rugby here in NZ.

Was this it or was it the earlier Kelvin Homes one?

Let me clear it up for you, when Ferguson shot, Kevin Gallagher was on the line standing next to Money .There were no other defenders behind him. Offside then, offside now.

Gollum the ref. Congrats St. Johnstone.

This it's not a penalty if the ball was going out nonsense seems to be an invention of managers. If a player is fouled with or without the ball in the box it's a penalty end of.

Met Mark Hateley he came across as thick and arrogant. Tony Fitzpatrick complete gent. Dougie Sommer that rare beast an intelligent footballer. Also a gent. Jock Stein good guy. Best encounter was with Bobby Murdoch. I had bagged hospitality from NTL who sponsored both sides of the old firm at the time. Bobby was doing his ambassador role at Parkhead. He struck up a conversation with me. As we were talking, a security truck pulled up at the stadium to which he said "Aye that'll be Henrik's wages arriving".

Can't match that record. I started watching in the 67/68 season. I remember thinking, this team never loses. I wasn't far wrong, only one game was lost that season. os Team v t e Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion or relegation 1 St Mirren 36 27 8 1 100 23 +77 62 Promotion to the 1968–69 First Division 2 Arbroath 36 24 5 7 87 34 +53 53 3 East Fife 36 21 7 8 71 47 +24 49 4 Queen's Park 36 20 8 8 76 47 +29 48 5 Ayr United 36 18 6 12 69 48 +21 42 6 Queen of the South 36 16 6 14 73 57 +16 38 7 Forfar Athletic 36 14 10 12 57 63 −6 38 8 Albion Rovers 36 14 9 13 62 55 +7 37 9 Clydebank 36 13 8 15 62 73 −11 34 10 Dumbarton 36 11 11 14 63 74 −11 33 11 Hamilton Academical 36 13 7 16 49 58 −9 33 12 Cowdenbeath 36 12 8 16 57 62 −5 32 13 Montrose 36 10 11 15 54 64 −10 31 14 Berwick Rangers 36 13 4 19 34 54 −20 30 15 East Stirlingshire 36 9 10 17 61 74 −13 28 16 Brechin City 36 8 12 16 45 62 −17 28 17 Alloa Athletic 36 11 6 19 42 69 −27 28 18 Stranraer 36 8 4 24 41 80 −39 20 19 Stenhousemuir 36 7 6 23 34 9

Prize money for 19/20 season https://www.sportekz.com/football/scottish-premiership-prize-money/

The UK policy is 12 weeks between doses. Loads of info on efficacy, policy etc if you google it. Thanks very much for that.

Not really been keeping in touch closely with how things are going in the U.K. or this thread for a while. A question, My 88 year old mother got her initial vaccine in mid January, the expectation was that she would receive the second dose in three weeks. She is now telling me it will be 12 weeks before she gets the second jab. WTF?! If what was promised was three weeks is now twelve weeks, does this mean that there will be a reduction in the efficacy of the vaccine? P.S. she contracted COVID a few months ago and survived. She's a tough old gal.

If you had been playing the Rangers, brother Dallas would have awarded four penalties for one of those incidents.

Ok this one is a bit like the St.Mirren were the reason Hearts didn't win the league in 1986, in that it's nonsense. This was the offside rule at the time... A player was considered offside unless three players of the opposing side are in front of him (includes goalkeeper). The "goal " was adjudged offside because when Iain Ferguson shot, there was a United player on the goal line. So as he struck the ball , a United player was in front of him and offside. The United player on the line, had at best, two St.Mirren players in line with him, not in front of him if they had been in front of him they would have been out of play as they would have been over the goal line, I hope that clears that up. Check the video from 2:00 in.

A St. Mirren top or maybe a Rangers one...

Yes Lennon was great for lolz in the cups during that period.