JimThorburn

Delighted to come away with 3 points from yesterdays match. The race for that last playoff spot is going to be tight.

As far as I'm aware no specific number is allocated for away fans. Large away support generally fill up the seats farthest from the clubhouse though.

To be fair your assessment is accurate of how we were up until a few years ago. We've completed the change to a CBS over the last 18 months and everyone at the club is now looking to the future. I'm not saying that promotion is what everyone is talking about but I'm confident we'd be able to meet the challenges of league 1 head on should we ever make it there. We have a good setup at the club now and things have certainly changed. Hopefully over the next few years we'll reap the benefits of that on the park.

Did it take long to recover from that humour bypass Officer?

Hard to accept that this is where you belong now isn't it? [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

The biggest change I've noticed around the fixture is a growing sense of desperation amongst Clyde fans to get out of the League 2 rat trap. Nothing wrong with it as we at Galabank would also love the chance to test ourselves in League 1. The Annan-Clyde rivalry in recent seasons has been great. Gives the fixture something extra.

I think some of that nonsense started the year before at Galabank!

Thats disappointing to read. I think a good mix of home and away fans adds to the matchday atmosphere at any clubhouse or nearby pub in the division. Regarding the kick off in the stand that day I stood and watched it unfold. If we're being honest nobody really come out of the incident looking like an adult. Start to finish the arguments and comments were a bit embarrassing if truth be told. The choice is yours of course but I would still like to welcome all from Clyde and everywhere else for that matter into the clubhouse before and after the match.

The clubhouse at Galabank will be open early doors for anyone after a few beers and the early kick off on T.V.

To be fair Chapman and the players that joined Clyde that summer led us to a 3rd place finish and a playoff spot the season before. Most of the players that joined Clyde had contributed plenty to our season. What was so different at Clyde that caused such a drop in form? Was it that expectations were too high? I ask that question genuinely as before Chapman done the dirty on us with their contracts many of those players looked to be staying at Galabank.

[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]. Touch a nerve there aye?

Well over it or just on hold until the next time shit hits the fan up there? I'll give you lot your due though a Clyde implosion is always entertaining. I feel that's what is missing from Pie and Bovril these days. [emoji23][emoji23]

Seeing as Clyde seem to like ex Annan players I'd imagine you'll know who Tommy Muir is sooner or later.

We'll be right up for this one at Galabank. With the exception of Stirling away last month we've been playing well. Tommy Muir is on fire and we've an excellent option now with the addition of Christian Nade. Annan to nick it. 2-1.

Swinglehurst is back and playing well. Peter Watson played alongside him most of the Edinburgh City match and against Peterhead. Our best pairing in my opinion. It's shown in our performances.