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Ok, good time aswell, anyone else playing from here then?

I am but i came across them almost by mistake, seen a thread about them elsehwere got ahole of this album and though they were a new band (haha) turns out they were a 70s band but very advanced, listening to the album it shows that todays music hasn't really advanced that much from then and i doubt it ever will. And no i havn't listened to that, will have a look though.

Gang of four- Entertainment, it's their album, what an amzing album it is aswell, anyone else a fan?

Don't suppose you have a time in mind yet do you dandy?

Kow, please play, i want to meet you, i could bring some primal scream tunes to tempt you out.

That summer case looks pretty good, may speak to a few mates about it next year as most are away on holidays soon. 2manydjs Biffy Clyro Blondie Los Campesinos! CSS Foals Interpol Kings Of Leon Long Blondes Maxïmo Park Mogwai performing Mogwai Young Team (never listened to them but seem to be good) Mystery Jets Pete & The Pirates Primal Scream Raveonettes Sex Pistols Sons & Daughters Verve We Are Scientists Basically all the bands i'd go and see if i was going over.

I could play if you want, not sure if i've play with or against you before Chris but usually play with stewart and tyrant.

http://www.sundaymail.co.uk/sport-news/sco...78057-20421570/ JIMMY CALDERWOOD went for a quiet pint with his dad in a Govan social club last weekend and found himself caught in the crossfire of Old Firm banter. That was the moment the Aberdeen boss knew what a vital role he was set to play in this season's SPL title race as Rangers and Celtic head for a dramatic final-day shoot-out. Caldo enjoyed the light-hearted fun with the Govan locals. But he knows there are serious conspiracy theorists who believe he and assistant Jimmy Nicholl - a former Ibrox star-will go easy on Gers. The pair were accused of the same in 2003 when their Dunfermline side lost 6-1 at Ibrox in a thrilling climax to the season that saw Celtic pipped to the title on goal difference. And the Dons gaffer is preparing for more of the same with Walter Smith's men heading to Pittodrie on Thursday night looking to clinch the championship. Calderwood said: "The conspiracy theories have started already. I was visiting my dad James last Sunday and we went to his local club to watch Celtic's game against Hibs. "There were Rangers fans up one side and Celtic supporters on the other and I had to walk down the middle as they all shouted: 'Ah, the sheep's in'. "I didn't know what side to sit at because I would get dog's abuse either way so I just planted myself in the middle - and still got dog's abuse! "Then as the game was going on and Celtic were winning some punters were shouting that we were going to lie down to Rangers on the last day. "Then they'd come up and say: 'Come on Jimmy, you have to help us. How much do you want?'. What a great afternoon! "Seriously, those guys are salt of the earth people. They were just joking and wanted to buy me a drink after it but at least they tell you to your face. "You do get real conspiracy theories on the phone-ins. I hear people calling up and talking about my family and how it's a disgrace that Calderwood and Nicholl are playing Rangers on the last day. "Then I listen to Rangers fans saying Aberdeen only try against them. So I have to say to them: 'Did we not knock Celtic out the Scottish Cup!'. "As far as I know we have a much better record against Celtic than against Rangers. "But Mark McGhee got it on Saturday because he's an ex-Celtic player against Rangers. Then Gus MacPherson will get it on Monday having started at Ibrox before it comes round to me and Nicholl. "Every manager wants to win games and it's as simple as that. "I'm afraid all the rest that goes with it is just Scottish football and you have to get on with it." Caldo recalled that dramatic last day five years ago when the Pars lost heavily at Ibrox to hand Alex McLeish his first title as Rangers gaffer. Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton came out after his side's 4-0 win at Kilmarnock saying he knew Dunfermline would lie down in the other big game. The Dons boss knows that claim was absurd but it's an afternoon that will live with him forever. He said: "I'll never forget Ibrox that day when we went there with Dunfermline. "Rangers got a penalty in the last minute and the boy who conceded it (Mark McGarty) was the biggest Celtic fan ever. "Do you honestly think I'm telling a Celtic supporter to give away a penalty in the last minute? Of course not. "First and foremost I have never seen Ibrox like it was that day. The place was absolutely rocking, the atmosphere was fabulous and we played really well. "We were losing 1-0, it went 1-1 then their keeper made a great save to stop it going 2-1 for us. Rangers just got the breaks and a couple of penalties. "But I have to say, as a professional sportsman, to be in an arena like that was fabulous. I've been to a lot of big games in my life - at Hampden in the old days with 150,000 people there - but Ibrox that day was unbelievable. "It wasn't good as an opposing manager because trying to get instructions to your players was impossible. "I'd been to the stadium with 120,000 inside but had never seen it like that. "To hear all the comments after that defeat by Rangers was pretty sad because they came from people who should have known better." Calderwood insists Aberdeen have their own agenda on Thursday night - and that's to finish as high as possible in the table. He said: "We've been playing well and have a chance to finish fourth which is worth around £150,000 to the club."

It's green and white, that is not on, get him sold FFS

Yeah i watched the league one play off on friday, even though SOuthend got humped 5-1 from a very good DOncaster side i thought some of their players were really good, these are the leagues we should be looking at, i know they aint world beaters but they have to be better than Dutch nobodys and dundee united rejects.

Ahh ok, see these are guys we should be looking at, in a lower league to ours but they have the ability to score, not saying they'd score that up here but i reckon they'd score atleast 15 in our league if they can score 25+ downthere.

I think Boro had one of the worst in the history of the EPL and on that same day Leeds had a sell out of around 32k and that's in league one.

Very good post there BTR, few great points in there. I have always thought of Aberdeen as the next best thing in this league, we have a wealthy chairman but doesna want to spend alot, we have a decent manager when he wants to be and have some really good players that could become legends at this club if they wanted to. I think players moving to the championship only do it for the money, they ahve no european dreams to chase (unlike us) they make fluke a final like cardiff have done but other than that what does that league offer?

There is a league two striker with 24 goals for the league season which is outstanding, I think his name is Mclean or something.

Actually just realised that this now has even more potential for it kicking off, Celtic and Rangers fans aswell as Dandies on the same train for atleast 2 hours, that will be fun for some of you. I hope we draw with them, obviously i want us to win but being realistic i can see it being a score draw.

The Magnificent seven- The Clash.

So you don't like people with attidtude problems then? Tut tut, he was hacked alot, can you blame him for being a wee bit annoyed? It will be me this year running ring around you trying to win freekicks so i can try my new freekicks which are unstopable!!!

HAHAH, kick ins are actually ace when used properly., that is also right it was BTR, he didna like being skinned a few times, but what do you expect when playing someone half yer age and has had trials a various lower league english sides. As for goal of the tournament my mate has to get that for his stunning shot that beat the keeper all ends up and went in top corner, we also got shafted there when i got punched going up for a header.

The fact the ball was at knee hieght and you went for the 'ball and all' option didna help, my mate went home with ripped joggers and bust open knees, not nice, i did however enjoy the "we came up from glasgow for this and got cheated" when the guy scored from a kick in and annoying nespa was fun too, AIRDRIEs' best striker was nespa.

HAHa, well from now on i'm in training to get a wee bit faster than i was last year, my goal scoring form at 5's this year is decent i must say, remember i turned one of your players in side out to then slip the ball home gently. BTW can there be a rule where no tackles above knee hieght as the GUASC got a bit annoyed at my mate and tried to bin him last time.

Wooohoo, will have a team in soon i think, hopefully in same group as the GUASc again taht was fun, this year though i will give yous all including BTR a masterclass in how to play football!!!

Just stuck on Milburn- Cheshire cat smile, an amazing track, just a shame they have/will split up in a few weeks time.

Fuck that, just get a Gretna scarve and flag then wave it in his face, then ask for some money to help save them.

Just noticed that their first goalscorer never got booked for taking his top off when he scored, refs are pish.

Lower RDS, great view, if i can i love sitting behind a goal, you get the best view and no real obstructions, side of the pitch views are weird, i've always been behind when i can. Where i sit though in the lower is right along the line at the main stand about 5 or 6 seats in and a few rows from the back, it's great when the ball goes out and you get from th other side shouting "that was never oot" when quite clearly to me it was.