beyond our ken

This looks interesting, https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/kenneth-branagh-paramount-laird-newsupdate/ Seemingly it carries the biggest budget Paramount has ever spent in the UK, it must be a lot since they made Mobland as well. Nice to see more international audience TV being made in Scotland.

Series 2 now in production. My youngest Granddaughter spent a couple of days last month doing some extra work

Looks like AI "And further back to 1926 when history was first made the Scottish cup to Love Street came and legends were displayed with Bryceland’s strength and Lapsley’s class and Gemmell’s helping hand they carved their names in silver bright, the pride of Saint’s great stand" You should always check the output

Hope my pension is heavily invested in defence stocks Ha!, just checked, the plan has added 3% since start of US trading today, so the answer is probably a big yes!

So agent Healey got his reward and is now Chancellor. I wait with bated breath to see how big a boost he goves to the defence budget. Maybe he'll surprise me by actually plugging the gaps there.

You're hilarious. keep up the good work

God love us! You initially stated the above then when it was questioned you said a big boy did it and ran away.

"Average age of the squad is sitting at 25.45 (if my maths is correct)."

I went to a pre-release screening of this scottish made movie on Saturday night at the Odeon in Edinburgh https://www.instagram.com/reels/DPOipc1jCdT/ It's a family film, shot in the areas around Loch Ness & Loch Morlich. I have to say, it's a really good and fast-paced film that belies the small budget. The underwater shots, use of the scenery and the use of light are impressive, as is the cast. It wont be available for a couple of months yet but it should be on streaming platforms and other outlets. The male lead is a Paisley-born Saints fan and he is excellent in this movie.

Hardly civilised Russian soldiers can expect to live 20 minutes when they land on the front line

I've decided, very reluctantly, not to renew this year. I only went to about half a dozen games in Paisley and between games in Dundee, Edinburgh and Hampden I attended more away tiesw. Late kick-offs and early sundays also decimated my ability to get through to Paisley last season I've got to say that I also don't feel the same in the Main stand as I did in the West and that has definitely affected my decision.

We didn't have the quality ot rotate and some players were showing the effects by the league cup final.

The problem with recruitment was the money spent on players who weren't of the quality required to step in when we were hit by a wave of injuries. Once several first-picks were ruled out there really was no-one to rely on from the benches. That's a problem that was years in the making.

We'd be as well keeping him. He couldn't be adequately replaced for that money