Bairn in Exile

Didn't have to think for a nanosecond about it. Voted already, Morrison vs Montrose. That goal, both for its execution and its importance, had me dancing about my apartment like a daftie. Callumn

Cheers. So we just need a time machine then?

If we were to remain unbeaten against Kelty and Annan I could see a final, mini surge in interest in tickets for this game from neutrals just so that they could possibly witness a bit of history. Would we be permitted to sell a few hundred standing tickets for along the east side of the stadium, provided the Falkirk allocation in the north stand is full? Or would the barriers have to be more substantial and reinforced to allow this to happen? And would that be expensive to organise?

Here you are @ShaggerG, route to the stadium. That's what you call a long road for a short cut.

Here you go. https://www.facebook.com/Officialacciesfc/videos/3714529655489026

I think that after his experience at Hamilton that Tait will appreciate more than anyone the benefits of playing for someone that you respect and playing in a team that plays good football and with people that you like. While I don't think that we will get him signed up as one of our own players I do think that we will be favourites to get him on loan again.

If you look at those average attendances the main beneficiaries of the Navy Blue Pound were Hamilton and Stirling with 3,400 and 3,000 Falkirk fans respectively boosting their figures. Without our fans Hamilton's average attendance would only be 1065 and Stirling's would only be 867. I've previously mentioned how we boosted Montrose's figure when 2,400 Bairns fans visited.

I think that you speak for many of us on here, I wanted McGlynn binned at half-time at Airdrie, I was raging (watching it on Falkirk TV). We've to be grateful to the board for keeping calm heads and making the right decision.

Slightly late to the party with regards to Accies' / Rankin's performance to date this season. If we take the three head to heads where Falkirk took all 9 points and say instead that the Accies won all three of these games then there would be an 18 point swing from where we currently stand now: Falkirk, instead of 87 points would have 78 and the Accies, instead of 65 points would have 74 points so we would still be 4 points ahead of them. It isn't that the Accies have done badly, it is just that Falkirk have been out of this world.

My, my, my, you need have a word with your fashion consultant, that is sooooooo yesterday! Hoops make you look thinner.

That won't be a problem mate, I'm sure if you have a change of heart and decide to PATG that you'll be able to find a seat.

he looks like Beaker from the Muppets

same here

Anybody else got problems with Falkirk TV?

Get well soon mate.

W*nker

Go Forth and Multiply.

In the recent past I've always advocated for keeping the Navy Blue Pound in Falkirk to help support the club etc. so I am probably being a bit of a hypocrite here in that for this game I agree with you. One last huge backing away from home could help to get us that point to keep our unbeaten run going. In all the pre and post match interviews the manager and players always say how much the fans' support means to them.

Good one!

Good point re: Burrell. I do think, however, that somebody should tell Callumn Morrison that he isn't a striker because he seems to be under the impression that he is.