Conway11 wrote:

We have offered a deal to Middleton - hasn't accepted yet

 
Dundee and Kilmarnock have also offered him a deal, maybe now Hearts seeing as Kilmarnock were / are interested.

Graham will slot straight to the LCH position,  cover required for the future though.

CCX2 2010 wrote:

Rocky Raccoon wrote:

CCX2 2010 wrote:

I don't think really ever had a keeper that has been great at saving penalties.

 


Cammy Bell saved 4 in the one season he was at United.


3 v Dunfermline
1 v Hibs

Shite at geography,  good at penalties.

 
I have deleted those seasons from my memory.

Aye did he not leave because he never realised how far away Dundee was from Dumfries?

 

Yeah, not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

CCX2 2010 wrote:

I don't think really ever had a keeper that has been great at saving penalties.

 


Cammy Bell saved 4 in the one season he was at United.


3 v Dunfermline
1 v Hibs

Shite at geography,  good at penalties.

United Arab Emarite wrote:

BMT wrote:

Has to be Cammy Bell !
We were sat right behind the goal that day it was unbelievable.

Us too. All in the 1st half which makes it more remarkable. I think there was an ex-United player missed one of them?
 

 


Nicky Clark and Paul McMullan missed for them.

If Armstrong is serious about his law career after playing he could do worse than signing for us and doing an afternoon interm at a local law company.

Knows the importance of a quick throw-In / corner

Shakey Isles Arab wrote:

Still breathless. Thriller.
Thoughts in no particular order:

- Goodwin made a  decision wi shape and personnel at the back and with the one exception - their 2nd - it worked. Credit to unsung hero Holt.

- Good contrast in the sides which to me bodes well for season to come. Us largely class wi journeyman concrete as opposed to Dees, journeymen wi Tiffoney the standout. FTD.

Dinnae think I should be naming individuals so good, so fast and so accurate was link up play and finishing. Talking of which to be having a go at Trapper for hes miss - harsh, very harsh, he was out by a ba hair.

- VDS tireless, great target.

- Sibbs likewise tireless, no as positive so far this year but still effective at breaking up opposition play.

- Big Barista - ahm hearing a this about how hes only one footed - well you'd barely know.

- Bubanski, Trapper, Sevelj - again, class and taking to Scottish fitba like ducks to water.

- The young Thompson, like I said on earlier post - gold, a joy to watch, RB RWB and RW

- Substitutions mebbe left a bitty late, Odada early days I know but I've (hope ahm wrong) got ma doubts.

- Ref I thought excellent, barely knew he was there, let them go hammer and tongs.

- VAR ffs - if we must have it it has to be done right - in particular offside leading up to penalty. I know we've been spoiled by Euro's where a knuckle off is picked up, but here we've a linesman, by definition in line calls it off, ref agrees.     ...... Now do Clydesdale sponsorship officials make decision based on same DUTV feed that I watched ?            Because if they do it's a cast iron fundamental impossibility of mathematics to make a decision based on a camera angle 20 degrees off the prescribed offside line.

Get rid. 

 

 

I take it "Big Barista" is Ross Graham?

I'll tell you what, if he had a right foot he wouldn't have given away the penalty.

Posting a prediction of a back four is a waste of everyone's time.

lifesanocean wrote:

Winger and a loan right back still to come as far as I'm aware.

 


A right back on loan who knows the city and has played in Scotland.  . . . . . . Imagine the outrage from the wee team.

I've asked someone who knows him and it's "far from being completed"

I have the feeling Declan Gallagher might be un the same boat as Grimshaw, he has a year left on his deal had he'll not get a better deal than what he is on now (unless he moves abroad)

Finn Seemann wrote:

I'm a bit with Morphman here.  If we can tell Ogren that he just doesn't understand Scottish football, we've probably also got to accept that we don't really understand American politics.  For me his support for Trump is non-sensical, but it probably isn't so clear cut in the States and let's face it, it does seem that he has a serious chance again (if he stays out of jail). 

I will take Canadian up though.  If I thought Asghar was doing his best for the club and wasn't an arrogant, no-use charlatan then I'm with him.  Asghar however crossed the line where it was clear he was only ever in it for himself and his own aggrandization,  It's not enough to politely tell these guys that they aren't doing a good job.  Without the vitriol (that Ogren found surprising) would he be out of a job now? 

Ogren's son was a huge Newcastle fan prior to buying United . . . . If any fan base are passionate and know one or two things regarding wanting to overthrow owners.