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21 hours ago, kingjoey said:
I hope I've picked you up wrongly. It sounds as if you're suggesting that Joe Harper and Drew Jarvie were limited options up front?
I hope that's so, Joey. For both your sentences. It all seemed to make sense writing it at the time. Age? Drugs? (prescribed) Being no weel?
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On 16/03/2023 at 15:05, kingjoey said:
Absolutely loved Arthur Bumper Graham. He had just come into the team before my first Cup Final in 1970 and he will always be special in my eyes. Ian Scanlan was ok, but no more than that, whereas Peter Weir was a magnificent player. The best of the three for me and his unforgettable performance against Ipswich at Pittodrie was, well, unforgettable.
Pretty well spot on with that. Bumper was by far the best entertainer but with limited options ahead (Joey (nah not you) and Drew) and much depended on the opposition. Scanlon a good workhorse and Weir, well, a real head down hard runner skilful mover with a vision of what lay ahead. Is the day of the great winger gone forever? Last decent one to grace the home dressing room?
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2 hours ago, Zoomer Brown said:
Is that a pyro doon your trousers, or are you pleased to see me?
That's what happens when you wear flares.
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15 hours ago, Dundee Hibernian said:
No 9 tram (Dalmuir/Auchenshuggle) passes Celtic Park. The last day of the Glasgow trams was over 60 years ago, 4th Sept. 1962.
Very Glasgow. Corporation Transport had to feature both Green and Orange so both sets of supporters could happily use the service.
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7 hours ago, Pete the Jakey said:
Yellow every day of the week.
'Fraid that makes 7 yellows = 3.5 reds, but still worth the appeal.
These circular debates rang throughout P&B before VAR and it's introduction has just added a new extra-ref level. Good try though Pete.
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1 hour ago, TxRover said:
I suspect the group has the runs without any help…
You wouldn't laugh if you'd had Kleen Prep or whatever other pre-poke option was available. I've still got after-effects 4 days later. Farts remain a serious risk to laundry. Good on you Sarge.
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3 hours ago, stag317 said:
Harry Souttar signing for Leicester for £15 million, always thought he'd go on to big things. Cracking loan signing for us a few years back.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64465550
Before Harry, who'd have been been the previous big money transfer of an ex-County man? (loan or own?)
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3 hours ago, Monkey Tennis said:
"We at what I'll now refer to as the Tory Party recognise that to dismiss Zahawi would be a lot of hassle, pretty expensive and would amount to an admission that we'd yet again made an arse of the appointment in the first place. We've therefore decided to keep him.
However dear gullible punters, lest you turn on us, we also think he's a useless dick, and have told him that to his face.
Thank you."
Poor Dave, poor Rishi. Big decisions.
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1 minute ago, Jacksgranda said:
I don't really know what to make of that, to be honest.
Might be an inspired move.
Might be the start of a total implosion.
Who knows.
A profound and accurate assessment. Unlike the AFC statement.
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“We all recognise that Monday’s disastrous result in the Scottish Cup was totally unacceptable. It added insult to injury after such a poor result against Hearts, following what was a strong performance in the semi-final against Rangers at Hampden.
“The football monitoring board, comprising Stewart Milne, Willie Garner, Steven Gunn and me, have now had a full and frank meeting with Jim. It wasn’t an easy conversation, but necessary after the overall poor results since the World Cup break.
“From our wider discussions over the last two days, we believe that the senior players and the squad are behind the manager. Combined with our discussions at today’s meeting, Jim will be in the dug-out on Saturday. However, to be clear, Jim has been left in no doubt that the Board and the fans are seeking an immediate response from him and the players.”
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4 hours ago, jimbaxters said:
Turning the coin though, I had the snip over 20 years ago. Got put under for it (stuff local) and got out that afternoon. Was back at work next day and apart from a few days tenderness it's been brand new. Been skooshing tatty watter, worry free ever since. You'll be fine.
Similar experience for me, with a wee trauma added in. Just about to be put under when another surgical team member appeared in the room - a lady that I know socially (not intimately). Well, of course she knows me a bit more intimately now. Almost as embarrassing as last night's football. Almost.
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So, how do you describe Aberdeen FC to inform or remind the unknowing British public. Here's the Torygraphs effort. Not entirely inaccurate other than the misspelling but...
The excitement continues for Gall after watching his side turn over Scottish Premiership stalwarts Abderdeen, the team of Sir Alex Ferguson, Gordon Strachan and Eoin Jess.
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15 minutes ago, Jacksgranda said:
He never seemed to get rushed. always calm.
Absolutely this. First man to Captain a Cup winning side in both Scotland and England*. And Eddie Turnbull had built a decent team around him - some inherited, some brought in. Other than the Fergie era, most AFC team lists are utterly forgettable but all 11 here are etched in the memory, not just as Cup winners. Decent opposition too.
Nostalgia : None of this 5 subs nonsense and a traditional Master Mason at the helm.
* And captained the same two teams as the first man to manage Cup winning sides North and South of the border.
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10 hours ago, Jacksgranda said:
There's only one Martin Buchan. However old is he now, he'd be a great addition/improvement to the back line. Classy.
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52 minutes ago, Alert Mongoose said:
It never gets easy @Al B. Right decision no matter how hard.
This little shite wolfs down his food then starts on his sister's so tried to move her upstairs so she could eat in peace.
Is that a cat or a Friesian coo? Nice.
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It never ceases to astound me the level, breadth, depth and whatever else of the knowledge of the P&B congregation and their ability to apply it in any situation, however deep and meaningful, shallow and meaningless. Wikibovril.
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@Al B. Lady from SSPCA pointed out to us that when you're faced with that decision, it's not the length of the cat's life that's important, it's the quality. Sounds like your Mum's wee beastie qualified on both levels.
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I keep reading that David Crosby has died. Has it happened before? I've got this great sense of Deva Vu...
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Look above the "T" of "The". Level with and just to the left of the foot of the access tunnel on the upper tier. That's me. No bunnet that day so not so easily recognisable. Perhaps not the best ever final (dull, dull, dull), but the end result was ok. Where are they now?
52 minutes ago, Zapp Brannigan said:2014
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In episode 2 of BBC's "Marie Antoinette" Louis XVI is routinely attacked by his wee brother. A character reflects that the younger brother is frustrated by being "a spare" and is jealous of his less charismatic brother's role as heir apparent. Art reflecting life?
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At half-time on a cold day, the banking between Pittodrie and the gasworks yard was shrouded in the mists resulting from the long line of urinators along the fence. Still, it was better than many a toilet at other grounds. Probably still would be.
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5 hours ago, kingjoey said:
A long bloody time, and I think you mean we are by default glass half empty. I’m the only Dons fan with, generally, a glass half full mentality.
A bloody long time actually time teaches you that it doesn't matter if it's a glass half empty/full, as long as the bottle's there to top it up (even if on occasion the bottle turns out to be a bit flat/corked/very cheap blend).
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Michael's bairns and Andrew's tache - ideal for a winter's evening.
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3 hours ago, The_Kincardine said:
Sunset Song is a novel every Scot should read. The rest of the trilogy is 'meh'.
My most recent Swedish ex ranks it as one of the best books she's ever read - and I can't disagree with her.
The intro is indeed hard work. The story and it's telling is remarkable on so many levels. Books 2 & 3 are indeed lesser reads.
But how does a Swedish person mange to read in the Doric? You do need that inner voice, ken?
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What's the most "Tin Pot" thing you've seen in the SPFL
in Scottish Premiership General Chatter
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Don't know if this man declared (Sounds like a Dee man to me)..,.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Kidd_(wrestler)
(Is this wrestling thread the most TinPot thing on P&B?)