Arab87 wrote:

Predictions for Saturday?
Who will be gone/coming in when January comes round?
 

St andrew was greek and never spoke gaelic so probably would have said wtf (in greek obviously) 😉
 

Happy St Andrews Day too.

I'm not sure about the history of Andrew, although his bones were reputed to have been carried to many corners of the world, to such an extent that he may well have had the skeleton of a dinosaur.

Normally, b&t, historians place his death as being in Greece, and his being born in Galilee (now Israel). And he's the patron saint of a lot of places other than Scotland (due to his huge skeleton?)

January: I'd like to think a giant centre forward will arrive on January 1st.

I reckon we should hold onto Robson, his development fee will be a good amount unless someone offers more. As for Quinn, he's away, no complaints. Hopefully we can rid of N'Koyi, just don't see a player at all. We drastically need a powerful stiker, solid centre half, a right back and another left back. We have the players in other areas to win games (Fraser, King, McDonald, Fyvie)

lifesanocean wrote:

The Courier reporting today that Stewart Petrie (Montrose manager) saying he is worried that Cammy Ballantyne will be recalled by United soon because of how well he has been playing and that Lazlo might want a closer look at him. Wonder if there is something in this or if it is just paper talk. He got MoM in their game against QotS and the report said he was easily as good as the Championship opposition. Could be worth a shot given that neither Murdoch or Toshney has made the right back slot their own. Sure the laddie only has 6 months left on his contract so it must be now or never for him.

The last right back we produced from within was Super Keiiiiiit. We should give the boy a chance then, surely has the fitness levels to get up and down the flanks

blackandtangerine wrote:

PatReilly wrote:

Happy St Andrews Day too.

I'm not sure about the history of Andrew, although his bones were reputed to have been carried to many corners of the world, to such an extent that he may well have had the skeleton of a dinosaur.

Normally, b&t, historians place his death as being in Greece, and his being born in Galilee (now Israel). And he's the patron saint of a lot of places other than Scotland (due to his huge skeleton?)

January: I'd like to think a giant centre forward will arrive on January 1st.

I stand corrected then. Knew greece was involved someplace tho
 

St Dode was Greek