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Oh dear G.G.

Oh Dear G.G.

That is quite a read Piracy most of to could apply to Our Leaders

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All based on old firm nonsense unfortunately, My biggest disappointment was Roy and the team not being allowed to run to the fans with the cup 1968 and do a lap of honour because of what went on the year before

Wins for :- The Pars, The Lichtie's, Partick and Killie would get us up to 7th COYP

Superb, kick on from here Lewis, we need you son

Bloody Hell Grant indictment :- a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime

Thats a real shame, our best defender - hope we have a plan B

Yes good luck to the boy, I hope all goes well for him and he finds a new club

500,000 signed a petition to try and overturn Blairs title ANDREW PIERCE: We're still paying the price for Tony Blair's vanity, greed and folly. If he had a shred of dignity, he would turn the knighthood down

Spat ma beer out at that 😀

Delighted for Lewis as well .. hope he kicks on from here

Could not agree more Berry .. Tony Blair ???

Have to agree S.P. but England are now at the point of no return and the next few weeks will determine who was right and who was wrong I honestly believe that Boris was feart to impose any restrictions after the party shenanigans from his ilk last year

Another Side Tae Hogmanay Brunswick’s jukebox plays a background serenade, theme fae Peyton Place He sits and sips his Vat Sixty Nine, an he hears a scream in every silent face Or maybe its the whistle fae the train he hear’s, back when he was still small He imagines his Mam putting her lipstick on at the mirror wi ducks on the wall The Ghost of not knowing, still following him about, singing Beatles songs The Companion set is in the fireplace, on a stand, brush shovel and tongs He see’s the blue sky and feels the breeze, hears the wind like a wee lad He imagines his Mam’s laugh like waves caressing the shore an feels sad Dad studies the evening news and marks three horses wi his parker pen Glances up fae the two mile chase an says yer lookin braw the night hen She pretended tae be embarrassed hearing words she knew tae be true He remembers Hogmanay’s wi his Mam and Dad, knows they were too few The lazy wind blows through, as Winter bites hard but his overcoat is empty Behind his private door, the well that holds aw the tears, empties gently He sits and waits as the bells draw near, watches the candle slowly burn He imagines them all back together again, but knows they can never return ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Happy and Prosperous New Year to all on the Bounce C.O.Y.P.

I followed this case and read witness accounts from the club bouncers, members of the public and the taxi driver .. The Lassie would not let it go to establish she was sexually abused while unable to respond, and good on her, all the witness accounts verify that I would not let Goodwillie any where near my dog

The pitch was perfect for slide tackles 😁

Darts - (me beating the News of the world champion in Browns Bizarre Kirkcaldy), - True - still have the gold plated darts as my prize 😀 Horse Racing - Cheltenham Festival - privileged to be allowed down to the Starters rostrum and witness the runners and riders next to me Speedway - Berwick Bandits - My Pal John owned them and then went to Poland to bring over some new fresh exciting talent Football - Saw my beloved Pars win 2 Scottish Cups Trampoline - My Brother was until last year GB's most senior olympic judge - retired now - true- His specific was the trampoline as per title Boules - watched the old French guys play them in Orange just outside the town square - sat for hours - and marvelled at their skill Bowls - played against some of the finest bowlers ever in Scotland - W.W. Tattie et al true

Hope your wrong G.G. I would love the Lichtie's to win this leauge, on form they deserve to - and happy for the bunnet he deserves it

I would not have given him the option !

A very Merry Christmas to all on this wonderful site, - well done to all the admin for keeping it sensible Hope you all have a Happy and Prosperous 2022 and COYP

I was at the 5-3 game G.G. But canny remember Collins playing that day .. I don't think he was even in the squad, I might be wrong tho, BTW yer just a Laddie 😉 This from google :- At Leeds, he established a formidable partnership with the manager Don Revie, who signed him for £25,000 in March 1962. Revie later described him as "the best signing I ever made. Leeds can never thank him enough for the transformation he brought to the club." Collins recalled: "Don knew that good pros had good habits and I think that's what he was hoping to instil when he signed me. One of the great things about the boss was the way he built up a comradeship. We all loved him because he treated us properly and commanded our utmost respect. He also knew how to build a team."

As long as the away support don't bring a wind machine with them - I am confident of all 3 points 😉

Fog is getting worse - safe journey home to every fan who travelled today