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I would say we have 6, 8 and 10. Defensive mid and attacking.

Then we moved on to sweeper.

Nah She prefers real beef to a sausage.

Just told my wife of my plans to go and she said in an angry voice "yeh do it" So that means I have got her permission. She will get used to the thought over the next week.

I am intending to drive to Slovenia. Hopefully if FS is going he can work wonders for me and get me in. Otherwise I will beg and borrow at the gate.

Midfield position. A 10 is more attacking.

Not sure about Henty as he did nothing against us but bandyheidic would be an excellent recruitment.

How have Scottish clubs fared against English opposition? Friday 27 July 2018 Burnley are facing Aberdeen in the UEFA Europa League with English sides very much in the ascendancy against Scottish rivals. Unfortunately for those of an Aberdeen persuasion, the recent history of club matches between English and Scottish teams makes grim reading for devotees north of the border. Scotland's representatives are without a win in their last 13 encounters with English clubs (D7 L6) since Shunsuke Nakamura's goal at Parkhead earned Celtic a 1-0 victory against Manchester United in the 2006/07 UEFA Champions League group stage. However, the overall statistics in the 49 UEFA games between the neighbours' clubs are not quite so dispiriting. The English sides have had the better of them (W18 D18 L13) but it is only in the last decade that a gulf in class has opened up. Had history stopped on the night of Nakamura's goal, the Scots would have had the better record: 13 wins to England's 12. Shunsuke Nakamura after his 2006 winner against United©Getty Images That recent English streak has also tilted the balance in terms of Scottish clubs' home record against English counterparts: in 25 matches, the Scots' home record is now W8 D8 L9, with Scottish sides on a seven-game winless streak on their own patch – the worst-ever run. Scottish supporters may tie that trend to the rise of the English Premier League and the number of top-class foreign players drawn to clubs south of the border, but – perhaps ironically – all the Scottish clubs' goals in their three most recent successes against English teams came from foreigners (two Englishmen, a Welshman, a Swede and a Japanese in Nakamura). Rangers golden boy Ally McCoist in his Ibrox heyday©Getty Images The last Scotsman to score in a victory against English opposition in UEFA competition was Ally McCoist, author of Rangers' second in their 2-1 triumph against Leeds United in the 1992/93 UEFA Champions League second round. While Burnley have never faced Scottish opposition in European competition, Aberdeen have met English sides on six previous occasions: following the first leg against Burnley, the Pittodrie club's record reads W1 D3 L3, that sole victory a 3-1 triumph against Ipswich Town in the 1981/82 UEFA Cup first round when a certain Sir Alex Ferguson was in charge of the Scottish side. Dundee United's Paul Sturrock lets fly against United©Getty Images Every UEFA competition game between English and Scottish clubs* Rangers 2-0 Wolves, 1960/61 Cup Winners' Cup semi-finals Wolves 1-1 Rangers, 1960/61 Cup Winners' Cup semi-finals Tottenham 5-2 Rangers, 1962/63 Cup Winners' Cup first round Rangers 2-3 Tottenham, 1962/63 Cup Winners' Cup first round Celtic 1-0 Liverpool, 1965/66 Cup Winners' Cup semi-finals Liverpool 2-0 Celtic, 1965/66 Cup Winners' Cup semi-finals Dunfermline 0-0 West Brom, 1969/70 Cup Winners' Cup quarter-finals West Brom 0-1 Dunfermline, 1969/70 Cup Winners' Cup quarter-finals Leeds 0-1 Celtic, 1970/71 European Cup semi-finals Celtic 2-1 Leeds, 1970/71 European Cup semi-finals Aberdeen 1-1 Tottenham, 1973/74 UEFA Cup second round Tottenham 4-1 Aberdeen, 1973/74 UEFA Cup second round Leeds 0-0 Hibernian, 1973/74 UEFA Cup second round Hibernian 0-0 Leeds, 1973/74 UEFA Cup second round Hibernian 1-0 Liverpool, 1975/76 UEFA Cup first round Liverpool 3-1 Hibernian, 1975/76 UEFA Cup first round Aberdeen 0-1 Liverpool, 1980/81 European Cup first round Liverpool 3-1 Aberdeen, 1980/81 European Cup first round Ipswich 1-1 Aberdeen, 1981/82 UEFA Cup first round Aberdeen 3-1 Ipswich, 1981/82 UEFA Cup first round Nottingham Forest 0-0 Celtic, 1983/84 UEFA Cup third round Celtic 1-2 Nottingham Forest, 1983/84 UEFA Cup third round Manchester United 2-2 Dundee United, 1984/85 UEFA Cup third round Dundee United 2-3 Manchester United, 1984/85 UEFA Cup third round Rangers 2-1 Leeds, 1992/93 UEFA Champions League second round Leeds 1-2 Rangers, 1992/93 UEFA Champions League second round Celtic 2-2 Liverpool, 1997/98 UEFA Cup first round Liverpool 0-0 Celtic, 1997/98 UEFA Cup first round Celtic 1-0 Blackburn, 2002/03 UEFA Cup second round Blackburn 0-2 Celtic, 2002/03 UEFA Cup second round Celtic 1-1 Liverpool, 2002/03 UEFA Cup quarter-finals Liverpool 0-2 Celtic, 2002/03 UEFA Cup quarter-finals Rangers 0-1 Manchester United, 2003/04 UEFA Champions League group stage Manchester United 3-0 Rangers, 2003/04 UEFA Champions League group stage Manchester United 3-2 Celtic, 2006/07 UEFA Champions League group stage Celtic 1-0 Manchester United, 2006/07 UEFA Champions League group stage Manchester United 3-0 Celtic, 2008/09 UEFA Champions League group stage Celtic 1-1 Manchester United, 2008/09 UEFA Champions League group stage Celtic 0-2 Arsenal, 2009/10 UEFA Champions League play-offs Arsenal 3-1 Celtic, 2009/10 UEFA Champions League play-offs Manchester United 0-0 Rangers, 2010/11 UEFA Champions League group stage Rangers 0-1 Manchester United, 2010/11 UEFA Champions League group stage Hearts 0-5 Tottenham, 2011/12 UEFA Europa League play-offs Tottenham 0-0 Hearts, 2011/12 UEFA Europa League play-offs Hearts 0-1 Liverpool, 2012/13 UEFA Europa League play-offs Liverpool 1-1 Hearts, 2012/13 UEFA Europa League play-offs Celtic 3-3 Manchester City, 2016/17 UEFA Champions League group stage Manchester City 1-1 Celtic, 2016/17 UEFA Champions League group stage Aberdeen 1-1 Burnley, 2018/19 UEFA Europa League second qualifying round first leg Burnley v Aberdeen, 2018/19 UEFA Europa League second qualifying round second leg Celtic's Brian McClair takes on Nottingham Forest©Getty Images *NB: No games included from the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, which was not a UEFA competition Fairs Cup meetings between the nations' clubs are as follows Everton 1-0 Dunfermline, 1962/63 first round Dunfermline 2-0 Everton, 1962/63 first round Kilmarnock 0-2 Everton, 1964/65 second round Everton 4-1 Kilmarnock, 1964/65 second round Leeds 4-2 Kilmarnock, 1966/67 semi-finals Kilmarnock 0-0 Leeds, 1966/67 semi-finals Leeds 1-0 Hibernian, 1967/68 third round Hibernian 1-1 Leeds, 1967/68 third round Rangers 0-0 Leeds, 1967/68 quarter-finals Leeds 2-0 Rangers, 1967/68 quarter-finals Dundee 1-1 Leeds, 1967/68 semi-finals Leeds 1-0 Dundee, 1967/68 semi-finals Chelsea 5-0 Morton, 1968/69 first round Morton 3-4 Chelsea, 1968/69 first round Rangers 0-0 Newcastle, 1968/69 semi-finals Newcastle 2-0 Rangers, 1968/69 semi-finals Dundee 1-2 Newcastle, 1969/70 first round Newcastle 1-0 Dundee, 1969/70 first round Hibernian 0-1 Liverpool, 1970/71 third round Liverpool 2-0 Hibernian, 1970/71 third round © 1998-2018 UEFA. 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As said in Podcast : Scratchinheidof itch

Roll on Sunday!

What teams don't make some mistakes. I was surprised that it was Coulibaly who went off for Arefield and not Ejaria

Find of the season must be Katic. He was excellent tonight and was everywhere. McGregor may have pulled off some great saves but for me it was Katic MOTM. Another fantastic display by Morelos as well. The whole team played well so Plaudits to everyone.

We also played some fantastic one touch football in the middle of the park.

I totally disagree that this was a sweat party. We controlled the whole second half up until a lucky deflected goal from Bandheidyvic. Yes the last 4 minutes were a bit bum biting but we seen that out easily too. This was far easier than I expected. Roll on Sunday

I said it on the Gersnet podcast weeks ago I would be surprised if we didn't see him more often. After seeing him in Germany I knew he was a class above nearly all the players there.

I would we should be 3-1 up

I just find it so hard to pay for RTV. I don't have and don't want a credit card. On the back of my Bank card is maestro but when I fill in my bank details it says incorrect Number. Why can't they do Paypal it is so much easier.

I think Kent will play probably in place of Murphy.

If everyone wants some transfer business in this slow time, I am perfectly willing to give my Bank number and you can transfer as much as you want on to it.

Gerrard said Wallace is still on the injury list. So is John.

If they just get the strips out online then they could look at opening shops in the future. That would obviously need a warehouse and a number of staff but surely that would not take more than a couple of months to set up if you get a good manager in.

Beauty and the Bheast.

Yes I buy almost everything online these days. Delivered to your door in a number of days and far cheaper as in the shops. I would have no problem buying a football shirt online.

An early goal for us would help.

No I have had no more problems either.