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Given the gulf in finance I would say 4-1 is pretty low 2bh.

Aye agreed TC. I posted a few days back that I wonder if the success in McKenna has given DM a bit more confidence in playing kids and he's planning on giving Anderson, Campbell and Ross more game time this season. Re the coulibally rumours. Yes please, he would be a great addition.

Where is he going to play is my big question?

So what do you think? No move for me, Hampden has it's flaws but taking money out of the Scottish game and in putting it in the SRU's pocket gives me the dry boke.

So. Before the season starts what are your predictions for Gerrards lifespan at the tribute act. Theres a lot of goodwill toward him from the fans but that won't last long if they have a few dodgy results. Even still I would think King will give him time even if they are 5th come xmas given how much they waged on him. Personally I think he will be gone in about 20 months time after never beating Celtic in the league.

It's actually not funny anymore, last time I spoke to an arab about it all I could do was offer sympathy. Hope they get their shit together but if they keep this up they will be battling the drop not the title.

Tam MacManus would dispute that and he slated him as nowhere near good enough fir the top flight last year. He was singing his praises this evening though. Says he's lost weight and was looking really good up front, more than capable of top.flight football.

Was always going to happen.

Actually I think the 10 mill figure is demandable.

Even more brutal draw than the first. It's hard to see us progressing this year even if we do get past Burnley.

Why? Because he suggested a player we are interested in should also be of interest to a rival? He's just doing his job, it doesn't mean he is a hun. Indeed I'm pretty sure Michael Stewart is no lover of the tribute act.

I think it's about time for this threads title was updated. Suggestions? Mine would be dirty filthy hun scumbag vermin (deceased) and the tribute act that followed news.

disappointing to concede but overall not a bad first half at all. Forrester looks a real find, his feet are quick and he has a great touch.

non goal scoring striker scores very nice header

Ball is having a good game too, we are starting to dominate it.

Shinnie is at Lb, wonder if he'll be there for the Burnley game, happy days if so. Re the new players Ferguson looks proper box to box and forrester has good feet. Cosgrove is putting himself about well too.

I cant help but wonder if mcginn might play more centrally as his pace diminishes. He's certainly technically a good enough player to adapt his game you would think.

I would also add that as good as joe is he has a mistake in him from time to time. Ward never really put a foot wrong and I think he will go on to be a very successful goalie. Woodman I have no idea, didn't see enough of him to make a real judgement. Re Wright from an earlier post I think he has to be given a real chance this season and touch wood he will take it. Hopefully the competition will spur gms on too. I was pondering whilst walking the dog earlier that perhaps McKenna's successful introduction to thw squad and the manner of his introduction (after the 3-0 qf horsing to mwell) has given DM a bit more confidence in giving youth a chance.

I think there's a player in Cosgrove and there is defo a player in May. I'm wondering if Dm is thinking about Anderson getting more game time this season or giving mcginn a more centrap role and putting wright out wide. Don't get me wrong I would like to see a new striker come in though. Re wallace? No. Just no. Fucking hun issues aside he's too injury prone and is 30 now. Would love to see a new lb more than any other position in all honesty.

All the best Adam and thanks for the memories. I'll have to start keeping an eye on Salford now

http://www.donssupporterstogether.com/loyalty-points/ DST email to the club. Fairly well put I would say, it will be interesting to see how the club responds.

As I get increasingly worried about English prospects it is pleasing to see brazil start to play a bit. If the sassanachs get past Columbia which isn't inconceivable they have a reasonable chance of making the final. If that depressing thought becomes reality you.could see the English shitting it against Brazil.

We live in hope BB, I think it's a tough one to call. Columbia's cb pairing are talented but young, Englands defence pretty untested but if it clicks could work for them. BTTS and over 2'5goals will be my bet.

Cosgrove was talking about this on off the ball last week. I don't see why we couldn't have bbc scotland/stv highlights programme at the end of each day. I would much rather be hearing what the likes of Thompson, Stuart, Miller etc had to say about it than some of the numpties that have been put on so far.