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Didn't we use to have another Scottish player like that ?

I'm sure they'll make a comeback. Incidentally, I have a Morton player doing my nightclass - do they have any players worth persuading to move souf ?

Third Lanark

Funny. Was just reading the Coppell thread and thinking how sad that some people are so unforgiving. And then I see this... :clap2: :clap2: :clap2: :clap2: :clap2: :clap2: :clap2:

Not sure if it would help, but my Sunderland supporting colleague wonders if he could have your wife's phone number. ???

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Major signalling problem just outside Berwick meant I was stuck in Edinburgh for the afternoon. Very frustrating but glad you (and others) did such great work.

Major signalling problem just outside Berwick meant I was stuck in Edinburgh for the afternoon. Very frustrating but glad you (and others) did such great work.

Hair cut, shirts ironed...... do Berwick have some dress code I should know about ? See you there.:clap2:

In the words of our old school song - From north to south, From east to west, On land and sea, In honour's quest.....

If we hand out postcards rather than leaflets on the 6th - isn't there more chance people will take them home, rather than just throw them in the bin. And when they get home - check the link ?

Good to see Horsham back on form. Watch out Lewes and Worthing.

As one of my favourite banners said - Pantani 60-Kg. di Cuore !

Good bit by David Lacey in todays Guardian, concluding "If he (JP) counts the votes in Brighton and Hove, he may yet feel inclined to do his bit." Lets hope so.

Richard Wilson was very pro-active during his spell as Rector at Glasgow University - a great guy to get on our case. Well done.

The Tories are currently making quite a bit of noise about local planning, reducing bureacracy, government red tape etc It would suit them fine if JP rejects Falmer. Its the decision they would possibly make themselves, but they can still attack JP for ignoring local opinion. Hopefully, JP...

Could we try and get a letter in the Scotsman at least - warning Edinburgh what they have to look forward to, once they lose Tynecastle.

Times like these you worry just how prophetic some of those "we'll never play you again" chants really were.

One thing that always does seem to get national attention is anything happening on Brighton beach - piers burning, artistic events, FBS's beach party. Has anyone thought about a candlelight vigil or something like that.

Just another of life's injustices. If you live in a run-down inner city area, surrounded by industrial wasteland, you have no influence over local planning. But if you live in nice, leafy suburbs...