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KennyWilsonsMoustache

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  1. Robert Jones flashbacks. This has been shambolic. Farrell out, no other choice. No preparation, no improvements, no clue. Out.
  2. Roll on the 2nd half of the season! Improved squad and some increased optimism, our starting XI should look strong. Here's hoping for more than a draw for the Son's
  3. That is incredible. He looked useless all year.
  4. This season is shaping up nicely on and off the field...
  5. I understand he did apply. But don't see how he possibly could be bitter about being passed over. I reckon there's been a beverage or two consumed during the Sunday games and someone didn't take his phone off him before he was let loose on Facebook!
  6. That's so disappointing. What a joke. Furious at the ineptitude and short-sightedness. All bringing drums for QOS then?
  7. Definitely. Short sighted people who don't realise how lucky they are to have a local, historic football club like ours. They'll lament when it's gone. I wish it was as cheap as possible but I understand we have to compete in the market and I love our club that we all support. Sons of the Rock [emoji119]
  8. Surely he's just keeping fit via the Durrant connection or an extra pair of hands to dip his toe in the coaching water. Surely!
  9. Has anyone on here had any personal interactions with the persons appointed? Positive moves all round?
  10. Makes me dizzy reading that. What a peculiar fellow.
  11. Good refresh skills on a Friday afternoon sonsanorak
  12. From that list, Alex Rae and Ian Murray may have failed at St Mirren but given where that club is, isn't too much of a blemish. Can't see Murray entertaining the thought of a return though, especially if he is looking at an adventure in the fjords. The audacious moves - Jamie Fullarton, Billy McKinlay and Paul Dickov Ally McCoist has made noises about getting back into management, would certainly be high profile... Neil Collins has set himself up a nice life in Tampa with his family but one can dream of a return as player manager. Joe Cole was on Soccer AM saying that he is very aggressive and intense so that would be good fun. Aitken a dead man walking - dismissing the idea of him staying on in the event of a narrow relegation via the playoffs?
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