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That’s the left side of the defence sorted. No use the opposition switching wingers. They just got Young and McColl. As for going through the middle, good tactic but for Woodburn. No wonder Bobby Brown in goal had a glamour boy image. He wasn’t overworked.

To which useless one do you refer?

Not one of the venerable Distilleries but it’s privately owned now and its reputation has soared. Twelve miles from my humble residence but too far to bother going because there are nine nearer. Well done the Broch.

United raise their game against the bigger clubs - witness Anfield and Emirates recently. I expect them to do the same on Thursday.

Glesca derby.

They almost were. I always thought McCoist would come good. I’d happily have got shot of Hateley then he “won the league” last game of the season against Aberdeen and early in the next banged in two against celtic and never looked back. Dessers is an enigma. He scores from difficult opportunities. Easy chances he misses preposterously, the latest being yesterday. He can score from easy chances but only if he makes them difficult first by stumbling about before conjuring up a redeeming finish. @JohnMc put it rather well above and also in a different topic.

Old age. He was done when he finished at City.

Swap for Dessers and Lawrence and Matondo and Dowell and Rangers would still have to pay cash.

That’s not too bad. Try this blighter. What was worse? A dunt on the top of the skull when the ball was soaking wet or the lace across the forehead?

I wonder who will buy Kluivert?

Thanks for the warning. I generally watch on mute and never listen to pre or post-mach discussions or interviews.

Mags 3-1 Bournemouth Brentford 1-3 Liverpool Leicester 1-1 Fulham Hammers1-2 Palace Arsenal 2-1 Villa Everton 0-2 Tottenham United 2-0 Brighton Forest 1-2 Southampton Ipswich 1-4 City Chelsea 3-0 Wolves

£500M each.

That was Reilly. Law, like Dalglish, was more than a striker. Classic attacking inside forward.

One of the best footballers I ever saw and that includes many of the greatest names home and abroad. And he did appear to hang in the air for headers. I wonder if that’s because he jumped higher than the descending trajectory of the ball so that he was on the way down rather than up when he hit it.

Ha’way the Lads.

Most teams do. But So’ton! United exhausted by their Anfield/Highbury efforts. Look what I’ve just done. Old habits.

How much can Union pay? Or put it another way, what do you think would be a sensible offer for Union?

Elsewhere you deny having predicted a third place finish behind Aberdeen so we must take you at your word although my recollection had been remarkably similar to @buster.’s. You must disabuse yourself of the notion that people celebrate coming second. There were times when third place did look a possibility. Grudging relief is not celebration

When I saw the added time goals I assumed Clancy had been subbed off on 85 minutes.

Some observers were predicting third place behind Aberdeen at the season’s end. Can’t remember if Sir John Curtice was one of them.

I’ve just been revived. Fainted thinking that was an og.

True but not evidence sufficient to sustain your proposition.

“I don't have a quote, but I'm sure he'd have something to say about the obliteration of the standards he set both on and off the pitch and the acceptance of being 2nd best and the exceptance of failure.” - @CammyF in the Past Heroes topic. Remind me, who at Rangers announced policies of accepting second best and failure?

Wrong forum.