Black Dug

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[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Aye OK.

Clear penalty mate. Are you the fella standing about the halfway line in the enclosure shouting for everything? If so some of your shouts were embarrassing.

A bonny view, and some sand and stuff* *Actually the pint was ropey - avoid The Isle of Barra Beach Hotel for your T fixes brothers.

A bonny view, and some sand and stuff* *Actually the pint was ropey - avoid The Isle of Barra Beach Hotel for your T fixes brothers.

Jeezo, there was actually 2 of them?

Just made up pish mate* *Mibbees

It's phytoplankton. This is the stuff whales eat. You see it when the sea is calm but when there's any swell (... Steady) it gets mixed into the top 10-20 feet of the surface. It grows anywhere in the phototrophic region (where the light penetrates (... Steady) to but when calm it goes a bit mental on the surface.

'Mon then, who are you? I'm on holiday for the next couple of weeks but I'll be round after that.. [emoji848][emoji460][emoji966]

[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Walter Mitty

I'm confused - anyone? [emoji848][emoji848][emoji848]

[emoji482][emoji482][emoji482] Good night, aye? [emoji848]

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Good thread. Slightly off topic as it involves the naming of a Senior team but the story of how Stirling Albion got their name is interesting (even if some of it is shrouded in myth). Albion were formed after the second World War as the town's previous team, King's Park had to fold due to one of only two German bombs to fall on Stirling hit and destroyed their ground. After the war a local coal businessman, Thomas Fergusson, purchased Anfield estate and built a new park for a new club he was forming. The legend has it that two of his Albion coal trucks were reversed together to form a rudimentary grandstand giving birth to the Albion name. Apparently though the last bit is myth and in fact Albion comes from the ancient name of Britain which held meaning for the founder.

Gutted I am going to miss this. Great to see the telly taking an interest in the Rose!