Tyrant

Folk are far too quick to judge players. It's mental. Judge the boy at the end of next season.

This grinds my fucking gears. You're far from the only no voter to be giving it the "let it go" pish along with the others going on about "sour grapes" and other such childish pish. This wasn't a fucking football result. It was the future of our country and it was taken from us by a mixture selfishness, fear and ignorance. These folk moaning about Scottish nationalism whilst brandishing Union Jacks and completely unable to see that as British nationalists they're just as bad. But we did vote no and as a result we have the government that we deserve. I cannot wait until the day comes that we can properly govern ourselves.

Murray was indeed awesome. Looked like a seasoned clay courter! Nadal made errors but I don't think as many of them were unforced as the stats would tell you. Nadal knew that Murray was in the form of his life and had to go for lines a bit more. Anyone know why Djok didn't play Madrid? On this form Murray could go a step further at the French and possibly make the final!

I'll tell you what would be ideal. If we had our own parliament and that we got the government that we voted for an if it had genuine power to shape the country rather than a few token powers that Westminster deem unimportant enough to let us decide for ourselves.

Aye but not many. Aberdeen North being one of them. There were a handful of seats in Scotland and Northern Ireland that they didn't stand for: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2015-32624405

Oh goody.

Agreed min, Agreed!

Only the bit at the front that has the different shade of red for the pattern. I quite like it.

Anyone ever done the Eurotunnel in their car before? I believe you board at Folkstone and drive oot again near Calais but I can find surprisingly little online about it. Can't even see how long the crossing takes. The ferries are mental expensive so it looks like it's the tunnel or nothing. Do you stay seated in your car for the duration of the journey?

Went there a lot as a kid. There was nowhere else you could go to launch yersel into water from moderate heights. You can maybe so that at the Sports Village now? Nae sure but although I doubt I'll ever use the baths again it would be nice to see them re-open. And as Tom says that last thing we fucking need are more offices. Or "luxury apartments".

Nail on the head. Don't know why people even bother reading the opinions of these wankfucks or even bother reading these rags.

Willie was managing the Dons when I made my supporting debut at Pittodrie but I've seen more than enough of our history to fully appreciate just how good a player he was. Thoroughly enjoyed reading his book too. It's a shame management didn't work out for him (neither in or out of football) but nevertheless he will always be a legend. It's not too late for a statue to be erected so that we can all say erected.

I'm in the "No thanks" camp for a change. Although if Deek feels he's up to the job I will support the move. Don't think it'll be on Deek's mind though.

In. Please win.

The staff are good. It's just a shame that the gear is generally pretty fucking dreadful. And I'm nae even one of these fashion police casual types by any means.

Not going. New keeper x 2 plz.

We, and every other team in the league show Celtic and Rangers (deceased) far too much respect. It'll sting my ring giving them a guard of honour in all honesty. But I will go with whatever the club decide.

Anyone know what the Brora score was?

If it's even half as good as Breaking Bad it'll be a no brainer.

I want a 16 team league but not like this! I don't think it'll ever happen in this country again though. Only 30 games a season.

Glad to hear it. I'm fucking quick to criticise them but on this occasion they deserve a slight pat on the back for having some fucking common sense.

Fuck sake Arabs

Where's Logan going like?

Not TV but this was all on TV at some point. After randomly listening to a Corries song about the battle of Stirling Brig I realised that I didn't know anything about said battle. Or Scottish history in general. I watched a wee documentary on it from YouTube which I found fascinating. Now I share it with my fellow DTers. Although I expect this stuff isn't as new to many of you as it was to me. It's in 3 parts and the song I alluded to by the Corries first.

We'll win.