Scott7

Only one man could have strengthened the Iron Curtain and that man is Harry Davis.

That team sheet could read Seaman, Ouch, Ouch, Ouch, Ouch, Ouch and Henry.

The scorer was Harry Davis. How I wish the real Harry Davis was running out for us next week.

"A bit reckless, but he is a 'Ger; thus it was astonishing that he did not receive a red card, and a charge from the Procurator Fiscal" PF's not out of the game yet, Ulliam.

That's a better way of putting it.

Manchester United 4 Bournemouth 0 Leicester 3 Hull 1 Stoke 2 Boro 0 Swansea 2 Burnley 1 Watford 1 So'ton 2 WBA 2 Palace 0 Liverpool 3 Arsenal 0 'Spurs 2 Everton 2 Sunderland 0 City 4 Hammers 0 Chelsea 3

No need to lift him at his place of work.

JB was a disaster. Most knew it would be. Rosseter and Niko were risks worth taking. BOTH breaking down was bad luck.

Agree about the "old firm" nonsense. Who'd want them as partners? Lennon's Leith Hibs maybe. Strange transformation there. Up to fifty years ago celtic were Hibs' worst enemies.

Neither, just reckless.

"Keep your wallets in your pockets may be the best advice." Isn't it always?

Angus FC would do just fine. Mona Gussies. Angus v Dundee City would be a cracking fixture.

DCU is a daft name. Dundee City is much better.

"In any case, we can play some decent enough football, had 21 shots tonight, 11 on target. Again, our achilles heel is and remains not converting enough chances. This time, it almost shot us in the foot again." - dB. Our Achilles' Heel is our inability to defend a lead.

Succeeds in Norway. Fails in Wales.

0 - 1 Town after seven minutes. I thought Pep was some big hotshot. Does he not know to pick defenders? Doesn't need them. 3 - 1 HT. 5 - 1 FT.

Get on your coat and hat, Boab, and off to the match. You'll regret not going when you can't. And when the boys run out, give a shout, for the famous Glasgow Rangers

Progress. Pity.

Nat Lofthouse, Tommy Lawton, Willie Thornton (think of all those Waddell crosses) didn't suffer from dementia as far as I know nor does Jimmy Millar. Another great header of the ball, Willie Bauld of the Hearts, died very young but I don't know what he died of. Jeff Astle of WBA died at sixty and he definitely had brain disease which at the time was related to his football career. On the other hand I can think of plenty defenders who liked nothing better than heading the ball clear for ninety minutes who thankfully are still with us. Talking of the fearless Jimmy Millar of the Rangers wearing number 9, go to youtube and look for "Jimmy Millar of the Rangers" by the Followers. These days, nostalgia is even better than it used to be.

Wednesday faltering but Town back on the rails. I think Newcastle will win.

So, they really think a celtic fan did it?

Mantle, not coat.

Sporting integrity. The prosperity of the greater celtic hegemony is integral to sport. You're a brainy bloke, dB. Surprised that you're surprised.

Jawohl, dB. It's just too easy to let your mind wander from Pardew to Christine Keeler. Getting it back again may take some time but you're right.

As expected Liverpool lost. 3 - 1 Leicester.