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Has this been posted on here ? http://www.skysports.com/football/scottishpremier/0,19734,11780,00.html (scroll down a little) Dons are 4th behind UTD, Hearts and Hibs

I heard about that. He slipped in the back door, Stephen got a hell of a fright.

I hear his friends know him as Dick

The dude bowled him off the ball.

2-2 going into last 5. Aluko still not on and only one sub left ot deploy.

Reckon I slid in at the back post to claim the last touch on that one. http://www.deadoraliveinfo.com/dead.nsf/anames-nf/Atkins+Susan

I'm sure some smart arse will post a link to this on another thread, followed by a picture of a fucking BTTF car etc etc etc etc but it almost made me puke so fuck you all. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBeYRJa8J9g

Is there any limit to the lengths JC would go for a top up on his tan ?

Saw him in IKEA the other day. Was gonna ask him how East Fife was treating him

Helen had to take someone home and fuck them eventually. Couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch.

I certainly wouldn't complain about him coming back but I'd rather see us pursuing a crunching, holding midfield player who can lead by example.

3 in 4 cup games. 6 in 6 SPL games. 50% of the SPL goals scored in one game. Pitiful indeed.

I think the world of him as a player and I appreciate everything he did for us but he is not likely to be the player we think he will be. He has passed his best and we cannot afford to have a player in the team or squad purely on the basis of his 'leadership'......which, as far as I remember was to lead by example not by talking and managing.

All very true. I'd suggest there are cleverer and more organised ways of doing it than trying to teach everyone to score though. A good starting point would be to organise your midfield and general support play to the front men so that its based on a solid, tackling, ball winning heart and creative, pacey, delivery focused wide men. Fergusons teams were always structured this way and strikers are often made to look pretty fucking good if you get the model to work. With Pawlett and Aluko we are getting somewhere but we still haven't really got that crunching centre. I would say it is a priority now as Kerr will never be that player but he might be more effective alongside a harder partner.

Is it Calderwoods formation for the last 10 minutes at Ibrox when you are 2-0 down and chasing a point ?

Is it the number culled in the great afc-chat cleansing experiment ?

Two to seven. Must be the sort of range of times that Sevilla expect to bulge the hun net in the home fixture.

I thought he did quite well at Falkirk when he came on. He was marked tightly by two men at times but still looked more dangerous than anyone else on the park.

Calderwood did something similar but never quite got to grips with the goals bit. Hopefully McGhee will not fall on the same sword.

Even still, certainly back by the first few days of October. Fit to face UTD and Hearts, thats a big bonus.

TBH I think its a matter of time before that side of things comes good. As the side grows in confidence from back to front, the pressure of Pawlett and Aluko attacking from the flanks and MacDonald pushing up behind the front line the strikers will not be able to resist the desire to bulge a few nets. Patience my friend.

No worries. Hopefully McGhee will bring our boy home now to avoid any further injury risk against the hatchetmen of Tahiti. He could be in the team to face Killie.

They lost 1-0 to Venezuala in the opening game so are out. Regardless of the Tahiti game.

Hence the use of the words 'fragility' and 'situation' in close proximity.

Don't be a prick. You know what is being said.