buddiecat

Thanks for the welcome. I had grown tired of the utter nonsense some people post. Had a look now and then but avoided commenting.

All, except the usual suspects , and goalies will start feigning injuries etc., to get round the rules.

Their ticketing page is as usual all over the place. Couldn’t log on last night , tried again this morning and was put in a queue, 16th in line when I started which soon became 20th in line? Tried again and it was back to a page with no queue and got my tickets. Still not easy to work out how to buy tickets if you haven’t used their setup before.

Not perfect anymore, there’s a new safety barrier at the bottom edge of the top tier that partially obstructs your view and it does seem they have moved the goal line nearer the stand. We could not see the goal line from our seats towards the rear of the stand at the last game there.

Who needs to submit accounts!

Sad to learn of Malky passing away. Too many hilarious comments from the Malk to list here. We will always remember his days on the Tile bar bus and Tudor arms bus. R.I.P. Malky.

Well said, teams and individuals go through ups and downs, no need to publicly slate players who do. Some people on here must be absolutely faultless in all they do going by their inability to cut players some slack.

Got the score right Gary - in reverse. Wonderful to be there and witness our best result there since 1953. Travelled to Abercorn Street to get the bus to the game. Top marks to all the Saints players and the referee.

Oliver Hardy or Harry Maguire ?

Like most people I am well aware of their desire to get cars off the road. My point was the mayhem that will ensue.

I know I’m bucking the trend here but. Closing the slip road from Glasgow road onto mill street thus making cars travel to turn left onto Cotton street will result in more accidents at the two Gordon street/Mill street junctions (there are a fair amount of crashes there already ) also when bridge street and Gauze street are closed off for events there will be mayhem.

Massive to get the 3 points. Bitterly cold though. I’m wondering why the south end of the pitch was frost covered - undersoil heating problem ?

SMiSA constitution, asset lock section. Good read.

Knew I shouldn’t have posted.

The club cannot be bought as SMiSA are the majority shareholders and their shares cannot be sold. Quite possibly kibble shares can be sold as well as those of all other minority shareholders. SMiSA shares can however be transferred to a similar community interest group but can never be sold.