BigAl

As in Davidson

Finished the last one back in the summer of 2010 and have also seen all three films. Completely agree that this is an outstanding trilogy and Mr Larsson is a sad loss to the literary world. I have no desire however to now see the English language re-make of the films.

In fairness 3-1 might have slightly flattered us

Oh yes please. An utterly odious little cunt well worthy of every bit of stick directed at him. P.S. And he is shite, well past his sell by date, if indeed he ever had one.

Pretty please

Nail firmly on head mate Couldn't give a flying fuck if their keeper is in any way at fault, we still get the three points....end of story Onwards and upwards

Fyvie not even fit for as place on the bench Got to say that the bench looks very weak tonight

Mackie to be right side of of a 4-4-2 I'd guess

so that'll be Mackie upfront with Vernon tonight then

AGAIN You auld fucker, even I'm only a grandad once

Bit up and down to be honest, my father survived a serious illness, tragically lost my brother in law at far too young an age, and became a grandfather for the first time in late October. On the job front and the AFC it has just been pretty much different year, same shite. 2012 is going to be a big year for me

Good man, knew you would

Sally's seconds....ah that is disgusting mate

Christian, can't believe you took the time to actually do that You seem however to have missed the short one standing behind the conductor. Is she just a "lucky dip"

Signed eighteen month deal with the Hivs Next

SHATTERED Ryan Stevenson dramatically walked out on Hearts last night — and has told the club he is no longer willing to play for them. The Jambos star dropped the bombshell news on boss Paulo Sergio yesterday as the squad's wages war with owner Vladimir Romanov claimed its first high-profile victim. SunSport can reveal that Stevo, who has six months left on his contract, has effectively withdrawn his services and no longer wishes to be considered for selection. The player's morale has hit rock bottom as he cares for pregnant wife Hannah, who is expecting their first child, while being given no indication when he will next be paid. And he is now hoping to agree some kind of severance deal with Tynecastle officials that will allow him to find another employer. The 27-year-old became Jim Jefferies' first signing on his return to the club in January 2010 and became an instant hit with the Hearts support. That saw him extend his deal by another 12 months in the summer, and Stevenson has gone on to become a regular under Sergio. Now, though, he has become so disillusioned by events at Tynecastle that he believes his controversial decision is the only answer. The player made high-ranking club officials aware of his feelings yesterday as well as boss Sergio and is not expected to attend training at Riccarton today. And SunSport understands Stevenson's refusal to play will stand even if Romanov insists the player sees out the final months of his deal. It now appears a January compromise, which would at least see Hearts earn some money for the player, is in the best interests of both parties. But his move, which comes just 24 hours after Eggert Jonsson left for Wolves and two days after Andrew Driver handed in a transfer request, is sure to shock Hearts fans. And it is also sure to put a number a number of clubs on alert with Bristol City boss Derek McInnes a confirmed admirer. Meanwhile, Jonsson admits he couldn't wait to join up with former Hearts team-mate Christophe Berra. He said: "As soon as I knew of Wolves' interest I was really excited. "I've been in Scotland for a long time and feel ready to take the next step. Wolves is a great club for me to do that." Read more: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/spl/4015009/Ryan-walks-out-on-Hearts.html#ixzz1hFXp5qb5

In that case.......NEXT Or alternatively we have an Irish International striker on our books that we could offer as a swap

Calderwood tried on at least two seperate occassions that I know of to take Boyd to Pittodrie whilst he was still at Rugby Park. However for someone of a Rangers persuassion the second they expressed an interest he was only going to one place and that wasn't us

Seems pretty fair comments to me. Anyone who wants to charge onto the pitch to attack a player, frankly deserves a kicking, and the boy got off lightly in my opinion given the fact the keeper didn't catch him as cleanly as he could have.

Not as far as I'm aware yet. Think he admitted to making a mistake on Saturday not several of them

In/Oot: Oot Pre match: Doing feck all Match: Radio or maybe picking up a stream Post match: Nae idea Prediction: 1-1 Attendance: 4,142

Apparently the official line is Thomson has admitted he made a mistake in awarding the penalty and it'll cost AFC cash to appeal something they don't believe they can win. Well and truely rogered once again, and Pawlett gets a reputation of being a diver

Hands up all those that didn't see this coming Scottish football in appeasement to Rangers shocker

No denying that this was a great night. Reading folk stating that this was their greatest moment supporting AFC only serves to reiterate just how far we've sunk o'er the years. I reckon if I'm honest this match doesn't even make it into my top ten. However the European trip this victory earned us certainly does make it into my top ten on European soil

I should fucking think so.......queue all the bears moaning about this and greeting if the compliance officer doesn't take action over the penalty incident