Benjamin Nevis

I loved that at the time. Undoubtedly had a good career and I was unnecessarily wound up by him from the stands at times. Alongside being a pantomime villain (and seeming like a flat track bully in many games in the latter half of his celtic career), his stance with backing Tonev, who then got suspended for racism, could and should have been handled much better.

Quite liked the Northern Soul Kitchen logo for Berwick. Haggerston Castle written in Comic Sans didn't look too professional.

The cause of the 90 minute bigot, some would claim.

She made some deal out of that. What is it with being on journeys for people too?

Have listened to a few albums based on this thread, always a good sign. Quite enjoyed Snaxx by Mndsgyn, not groundbreaking, but decent. American love call by Durand Jones and the Indications is decent, prefer the previous one. It's an odd dichotomy with so much music being available to stream, you're discovering so much stuff that is new to you, but it covers 60+ years.

Happy Mondays - Step On Doves - M62 Song Richie Havens - Going Back to my Roots Marlena Shaw - California Soul Ramsey Lewis - Wade in the Water

If there was a full compliment of right backs, he would surely have only been considered as an attacker? Who should have played at right back last night instead? Not trying to be wide there btw, just with call offs/injuries etc. not sure who I'd go for.

A new book has been launched called Lifted Over The Turnstiles, which features some amazing old photos of Scottish grounds, which might appeal to P&B posters, particularly those on this thread. DC Thomson (who have published the book) are running a competition at the moment, with 10 copies of the book up for grabs. Just got to tell them your favourite Scottish football memory to enter. I emailed Div before joining to check it was cool to come in with a first post that is promoting a competition elsewhere as I know that's not really good form for a forum. I'm planning on sticking about though. Anyway, link to the competition is below: https://www.dcthomsonshop.co.uk/blog/LOTT-giveaway/