Well that was dull although I did enjoy the red card for Simon Murray.
If only he had just gone down like a normal person rather than impersonating Tom Daley he would have probably got the Penalty instead of his 2nd Yellow.
Cannot stand players like him.
Hamilton seemingly given the Arabs more than 3000 tickets for the second leg so it is guaranteed the 'home' home support will be a Tayside one.
Based on what i saw though I wouldn't be surprised to see either of these teams finishing bottom of the premier next season
A must larger Scottish council recently wrote to me to request a 1month extension to determine whether or not a new wall mounted AC Unit can be put on the back of a small convenience store.
They could have just refused the application but this extension request is giving our client a bit of hope.
I would apply the same thought to the Stadium. Council could have just said 'NO CHANCE' but instead have asked for more time and more information suggesting to me they actually in favour.
But what do I know
Seems they found an ex IRA Killer to interview.
I think I can see how the Journalists mindset worked there ' Manchester.....bomb.....oh wait the last time that happened it was the IRA. That's tomorrow's political article sorted.'
The next article apparently went on to claim the Tories are the best thing and everyone should be grateful to have the chance to vote for them next month.
One of the downsides of the Bosman system (player wise) happens.
Then its a case of seeing if your loyalty to your current (or one of your past Clubs) holds any sway.
Not an expert on the finances of football but I am intrigued at the 'promise' by Mr King that all season ticket money will go on buying players.
Nothing like signing off one of your main revenue streams before the season is finished and once again dodging the 'where is that £35million your promised' question
11 million in the hands of Caixinha will be interesting. Shall we take bets on which ageing English premiership players are looking for a final payoff?
After the dire Championship playoff efforts of Reading, Huddersfield, Fulham & Sheffield Wednesday the League 2 teams are putting on a real show
Exeter 3-2 Carlisle (6-5 Aggregate) - 4 goals in the last 10minutes
Luton 3-3 Blackpool (5-6 Aggregate)
EdinburghDon Bows out.
All going down to the wire. Who is going to be the glory hunter banking on a win at Firhill?
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In terms of yon tic fans the bit tgat summed them up for me was in the 92nd minute when they refused to give the ball back. The cynic in me says this may have been partly down to Logan being the player who was going to take the throw in.
I really did enjoy logan chucking the ball off the back of griffiths head too
I'll say this, despite the scoreline I'm finding this a quite exciting game.
Reminds me of January 1999 against Sevco when it was 2-0 after 10mins followed by a Newell diving header and Jess passback free kick to equalise. red Card for Scott Wilson only for a blatant kanchelskis dive in the 88th min to undo the whole thing.
I don't know if Celtic are feeling the strain or have just taken their foot off the gas but if it goes to 3-2 (especially b4 half time) I wouldn't rule out a sneaky draw.
Construction industry is not the most reliable especially when the client is a football team. It took almost a decade for Halifax town to get their stand finished (and that was with them sharing with a superleague team). Port Vale still havent completed their 'new stand' which was started in 1999.
In my experience Contractor's will just keep working until the client stops paying the monthly valuations. Then its tools down & clear out time leaving a very expensive sculpture for neds, foxes & pigeons to play in.