Summer 2026 Transfer Window

[TheDonbytheDee]

Must be more to Nilsen going than what we know.

I wonder if it had something to do with the comments he made to the press, about our poor training and match preparation.

Had his best game for us against the Tims and then back to the bench.

All very strange.

[RicoS321]

8 hours ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

Must be more to Nilsen going than what we know.

I wonder if it had something to do with the comments he made to the press, about our poor training and match preparation.

Had his best game for us against the Tims and then back to the bench.

All very strange.

All very Jim Goodwin if you ask me. 

If it is as you suggest, and obviously it's pure speculation, then we need a manager who is strong enough to handle these types of things without players going in a huff or being told to leave. 

I'm wondering if it's just internet speculation and if Nilsen has been allowed to go home for a few days in the international break.

[tlg1903]

It could just be as simple as he knows he's away in the summer anyway and he's had an offer from a Norwegian club who are just starting their season.  You can understand why he would want to go now and I can understand why the club would let him.  

[wee toon red]

Aye, the Norwegian transfer window closes next week I think and doesn’t open until July so he’d miss a huge chunk of a new club’s season if he didn’t go now. So all makes sense from his side and the club seem to be doing right by him, which hopefully won’t come back to bite us.

[TheDonbytheDee]

Now confirmed on club site.

Nilsen away back to Norway, with a coaching role and Elvis has been signed.

See how this pans out over the coming weeks.

 

[tlg1903]

Elvis is the building

 

https://www.afc.co.uk/en/news/bwomono-joins-on-short-term-deal?fbclid=IwdGRjcAQzj_RjbGNrBDOP7mV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHgYpTS191hbAKseCBPmCSE0YXuzm7OiJ4_NBj-STjwoSJH7Dcly43gX7DgOR_aem_dLvgysrjL6HbAls_1qj4ng

[swaddon]

Hopefully he doesn't leave us All Shook Up with his defending.

[The.Moog]

Its now or never for him and the whole club.

Lets just have a little less conversation out of them all, and a lot more action and results on the park instead…

[Radiored]

3 hours ago, swaddon said:

Hopefully he doesn't leave us All Shook Up with his defending.

Oi, Elvis min .... welcome aboard ... but yer suede shoes better nae be fkn blue! ... We WON'T let you be our Teddy Bear!! ..... an' ye canna hae a 'Blue Christmas' ever if pull on the famous red shirt!! .. comprendi?? 

Edited 22 hours ago by Radiored

[Radiored]

Oh .... and as for 'lovin' you 'tender' ... No! ... we've enough tenderised defenders as it is ... harden the fuck up! ... intae them - heid first! .... and then some love might come yer wye!!

[swaddon]

It's Now or Never when it comes to our battle for survival. Don't leave us Crying in the Chapel (Street).

[Mason89]

My nephew took Elvis as his confirmation name. A few family members were both shocked and disappointed to find out he’s one of the four great patrons of Ireland 

 

[RicoS321]

2 minutes ago, Mason89 said:

My nephew took Elvis as his confirmation name. A few family members were both shocked and disappointed to find out he’s one of the four great patrons of Ireland 

 

I had to look up what that meant! Interesting. I couldn't find a Saint Elvis though.

How to Choose A Saints Name

During the Catholic sacrament of Confirmation, God the Holy Spirit comes upon you to bestow numerous spiritual gifts and "confirm" the faith given you in Baptism when Original Sin was wiped away. You choose a Confirmation name before Confirmation. This new name, imposed by the bishop during Confirmation, becomes a part of your full name. It comes after your first and middle names and before the last name.

1 Find a list of canonized saints in the Roman Catholic Church by reading a book or doing online research. Saints are people who have lived holy lives and are now in heaven as members of the Church Triumphant. Their life stories provide examples for others on how to overcome spiritual obstacles on Earth.

2 Read about male saints if you're male, and female saints if you're female. Generally speaking, you'll want to choose a name that matches your gender.

3 Pray to the Holy Spirit, and ask Him for help in finding a saint whose life you'd like to imitate. This saint will be bonded with you spiritually, and in essence becomes your heavenly patron who intercedes for you before God.

4 Narrow your selection to two saints. One of them will be your new Confirmation name. Think about the specific virtues those saints exhibited, such as patience, perfection, diligence, humility, mortification, meekness, obedience, prayer, charity or simplicity. Find a virtue that connects with you.

5 Consider the one or two special stories told about those saints on your "short" list to help you find a spiritual connection. For example, St. Maximilian Kobe gave up his life for another person's life in a German concentration camp during World War II, and so showed the virtue of selflessness. St. Francis, a spiritual leader who founded a religious order, led a simple life of poverty and greatly loved animals.

6 Take your list of two saints to a family member or friend who is a practicing Catholic. Talk about the saints' lives with that person, and discuss what attracts you spiritually to these holy people.

7 Select your Confirmation name, and inform your family and friends. Get used to it by saying it over and over again in your mind. Practice writing it as part of your full name.

8 Before you are confirmed, pray to the saint whose name you will be using as your Confirmation name. Ask this saint to intercede for you, to help you make the right moral choices, and overall to be a powerful spiritual guide the rest of your life.

9 Buy pictures, holy cards, statues and books associated with your Confirmation's namesake. These visual reminders of your saint will help you reflect upon his or her unique virtues.

[TheDonbytheDee]

4 minutes ago, RicoS321 said:

I had to look up what that meant! Interesting. I couldn't find a Saint Elvis though.

Three points in Paisley next Saturday and we could bestow sainthood on our Elvis.

[Mason89]

It’s anglicised from Saint Ailbe. Some hot shot Irish guy who was also big in Wales apparently. 
Turns out the fat karaoke singer was named after him 

[DonUnder]

Unfortunately, I suspect accidents will happen.

[RicoS321]

1 hour ago, Mason89 said:

It’s anglicised from Saint Ailbe. Some hot shot Irish guy who was also big in Wales apparently. 
Turns out the fat karaoke singer was named after him 

Aye, we didn't learn about that sort of shite where I grew up, in the ghetto.

[tlg1903]

4 hours ago, RicoS321 said:

I had to look up what that meant! Interesting. I couldn't find a Saint Elvis though.

How to Choose A Saints Name

During the Catholic sacrament of Confirmation, God the Holy Spirit comes upon you to bestow numerous spiritual gifts and "confirm" the faith given you in Baptism when Original Sin was wiped away. You choose a Confirmation name before Confirmation. This new name, imposed by the bishop during Confirmation, becomes a part of your full name. It comes after your first and middle names and before the last name.

1 Find a list of canonized saints in the Roman Catholic Church by reading a book or doing online research. Saints are people who have lived holy lives and are now in heaven as members of the Church Triumphant. Their life stories provide examples for others on how to overcome spiritual obstacles on Earth.

2 Read about male saints if you're male, and female saints if you're female. Generally speaking, you'll want to choose a name that matches your gender.

3 Pray to the Holy Spirit, and ask Him for help in finding a saint whose life you'd like to imitate. This saint will be bonded with you spiritually, and in essence becomes your heavenly patron who intercedes for you before God.

4 Narrow your selection to two saints. One of them will be your new Confirmation name. Think about the specific virtues those saints exhibited, such as patience, perfection, diligence, humility, mortification, meekness, obedience, prayer, charity or simplicity. Find a virtue that connects with you.

5 Consider the one or two special stories told about those saints on your "short" list to help you find a spiritual connection. For example, St. Maximilian Kobe gave up his life for another person's life in a German concentration camp during World War II, and so showed the virtue of selflessness. St. Francis, a spiritual leader who founded a religious order, led a simple life of poverty and greatly loved animals.

6 Take your list of two saints to a family member or friend who is a practicing Catholic. Talk about the saints' lives with that person, and discuss what attracts you spiritually to these holy people.

7 Select your Confirmation name, and inform your family and friends. Get used to it by saying it over and over again in your mind. Practice writing it as part of your full name.

8 Before you are confirmed, pray to the saint whose name you will be using as your Confirmation name. Ask this saint to intercede for you, to help you make the right moral choices, and overall to be a powerful spiritual guide the rest of your life.

9 Buy pictures, holy cards, statues and books associated with your Confirmation's namesake. These visual reminders of your saint will help you reflect upon his or her unique virtues.

Getting side tracked a bit here, a little less conversation a little more action i think Rico