BigAl

1980 -2005, Cafe del Mar 25th Anniversary

No real surprise that there is none here

Gordon Strachan as a footballer, top man Gordon Strachan as a manager projecting himself in the media, total tosser. There was a time when his pre/post match interviews were funny, nowadays just comes across as an arsehole

Agreed..... not nit picking but Miller only has eighteen mnoths left on his contract though

H'min, dinnae lump me in with the JMG'ers

First time we've stuck four past the Tic at Pittodrie since 1985 when a certain Frank McDougall scored ALL four goals

Never said it was bad TF. I was merely suggesting that folk had swallowed the hype around it, although personally speaking i'm not a great fan of it

You obviously didn't if it took you two years to read

So fucking good the Italians don't chose it as their number one lager. That honour goes to Bierra Morreti which is far superior to Peroni

Ach some on BB, dinnae be harsh loon, some right tactical geniueses o'er there. Seems only right that JC would be paying heed to their advice

Norwich is no issue...Boothroyd will be appointed at start of the week. Utretch however I sense might be an issue.

Very bitter individual towards AFC......thinks we did him out of the medals that were his by rights for playing for the Tic in the 80's

Sir Craig Levein.........Aye fecking right.......yet another member of the BigAl list of tossers

Hartson was and still is an obnoxious shite who I find highly offensive. did we deserve to lose the game 3-2 at the Tattie Bowl earlier this season It might just be true that the breaks even themselves out over the course of a season. Welsh fuckwit but still not as bad as Davie provan who is a double :wanker:

and if they had succeeded then they wouldn't have had to wait for over a century for success in the Scottish Cup

WTF

Aye fucking right Bet you'll be spitting feathers by the time you get your next drink

Its not an "ears arse" Simply arse, merely sorted your spelling error

Better

Think you misunderstand me Jager. Prepared to give management the credit for finding the lad, but my point is that given the fact that Sone has played with him through the age groups for Engerlund, chances are he'll have phoned Sone to ask about coming to AFC, and Aluko has done the selling job to him

Vidal became the second consecutive Manchester City youngster to sign on loan for Grimsby Town in as many seasons, following the signing of Shaleum Logan at the same time in the previous season. He signed on an initial one month loan at Grimsby on the 1st September 2008, he was meant to sign 3 days previously but returned to Manchester following a Friday training session in Grimsby.Vidal made his professional debut in the clubs 2-2 draw with Chesterfield in the Football League Trophy 1st Round at Saltergate. He was used as a second half substitute, and the club went on to win 4-1 in the penalty shoot out. He made his league debut on the 6th September against Gillingham as a second half sub for Jamie Clarke. Vidal returned to the Eastlands after playing a total of five games for Grimsby in all competitions. "Jav reminds me of Earl Barrett in many ways - he's a rubber man who bounces all over the place with great athleticism.. He's played for England under 19s this year and, like the rest of the lads, he will benefit immensely from playing alongside senior players" said Jim Cassell in the Official Manchester City annual 2008

Yep didn't take long...wonder if he'll be hair today, gone tomorrow