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Re: Will tomorrow be D-Day?
John Nelms's resolution....Holy fucking God 😂😂😂
Potentially were only a couple of good Play-Off wins away themselves from being back in the Premiership. But let's not fight for that outcome, let's just 'keep the Dabs doon'. 
Absolute tinpot bastards and don't EVER forget it.
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Re: Will tomorrow be D-Day?
PatReilly wrote:
^ section from today's FHerald.
Must be the chemicals in the air down that way.
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Re: Will tomorrow be D-Day?
It’s in the Sun so I’ll take it with a pinch of salt, but if that plan by Nelms is true - fuck me what an utter fucking clown. League winners who get the trophy but no promotion? Aye ok then John mate. Just stick to dreaming about your fantasy stadium.
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Re: Will tomorrow be D-Day?
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Must be the chemicals in the air down that way.
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True, but how come I've not gone daft then?  
Other ideas the rockets have come up with include using "Goal Average" (don't know why they've gone back to that), which would make Falkirk champions in their league, and something they've called (wrongly) "Two Half's Make A Whole" which also awards the Bairns the title.
I know a lot of folk make an arse of the apostrophe, but a newspaper journalist should have a basic command of his tools. Or am I wrong to be irritated by that?
I've just looked again: they never printed Half's, it's Halfs. Which is still wrong.
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