tom_widdows

Been trying to keep my head in the sand the last couple of months but there is now absolutely no denying the construction industry is fucked. Very few developers with money available or who can actually get credit from the bank which doesnt have Wonga.com interest rates and they are either snapping up smaller sites in nicer areas or know fine well the ball is in their court when negotiating a sale price. A site like this outside of London isnt going to shift for the price the club wants/needs By my reckoning the stadium move wont happen till 2018 at the earliest, if it ever happens at all.

Personally i think hes a cunt and could happily do without him

Robin Gibb & the Crowded House Drummer gone

YAWN!

Hibs for me Someone new winning the cup AAAAAAAND A hearts win mean they will have won it 8 times compared to our 7.

well thats Duff & co earned themselves another couple of million fighting that one in the courts at the expense of the Govan Loyal

Someone on the radio this morning suggested they would go down the road Sion went.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18099048

Yes and the new stadium is across the car-park from it

ill give you euro 2004 but Ninian & millenium miles apart? http://g.co/maps/h8udh

what Fail to qualify from our group but get let in when another country descends into civil war and then win the tournament when its being hosted by Sweden? You cant have 2 stadiums in the same city let alone next door to each other (Ninian and Millenium stadium)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18069127 Supposedly we need to put forward 10 stadiums to declare a bid but all 3 nations have the same problem. Too many stadiums in the same city and pretty poor transport infrastructure. Id see the current choices as Murrayfield Hampden Millenium Stadium Aviva Stadium Expanded White rock stadium 5 others from where though? New Stadiums in Dundee & Aberdeen? New Stadiums in Wrexham & Aberystwyth? New Stadiums in Cork, Limerick & Galway ?

Almost as good as Michael Thomas in 1989

I know of a building & grounds in a decent area perfect for residential or a hotel which 4 years ago would have been valued at close to 2.5million but now the owners have been told £200,000 and there is still no one wanting to buy it. Ibrox is certainly not a 'good' area in the eyes of a developer so the only residential possibility would be social housing (Currenlty fucked by Government cuts). It is surrounded by empty commercial units so that rules out another business park. Retail or leisure park would be a non starter. Basically the only uses for that land at the moment are a football stadium or a supermarket. Sainsburys and waitrose wont touch it, There is already an Asda round the corner and morrisons & tesco are apparenlty 'in trouble'. Essentially the land is almost worthless in the current financial climate so 8million could be more than enough.

Yep Its 69million and 510 extra security staff

Have to look at the quality of the penalty kicks and I put Theo's save as one of the greatest Penalties saves of all time. These days either the goalkeepers have dramatically improved or the top players cant handle the pressure mounted on them to score from 12 yards. Its almost a special skill It could be down to the excessive coverage of the game but I seem to recall a penalty being saved or missed as being almost headline news. Now it seems to be a regular occurrence

50million would build the original art centre/ cafe design and leave 35million in change for some decent landscaping, lighting, perhaps a new bridge or 2 to Belmont street, and maybe even chuck whats left over at the Castlegate

Perhaps its ticketus

BBC reporting Bill Miller has just withdrawn his bid

Gdansk

Don't see it I'm afraid

Same Masochistic tendency that still sees me occasionally turn up at Dons games. Raised in Kennedy land. I point blank refuse to ever vote for the Tories, Labour, or UKIP. The socialists contradicted themselves in their manifesto The christian party pledged to breed hate The union party pledges didnt add up for me No idea what 'Glasgow First' were going to do but I suspect it was to prioritise the city at the expense of the country as a whole so no deal.

Charlie Mulgrew named player of the year James Forrest named young player of the year At least Derek Adams took Manager of the year ahead of Lennon

Danny Alexander is extremely unpopular up north (almost loathed if you speak to certain folk). If the seats merge then Kennedy is off and the SNP will walk into the Highlands at the next general election

Same for me. People behind the desks looked almost panicky when myself and an elderly couple walked in at the same time.