You win 50 million in the Euromillions this Friday.Do you buy the Thompson's out and if so,what's the first 3 things you implement at the club?

PatReilly wrote:

Ah, so you're IdlersArtwork! 

Is 'art' part of your profession?

And, seeing as we are rumoured to be getting a customised rather than off the shelf jersey next season, what would you choose for an away style and colour?

Art isn't part of my profession, I am a bit of an amateur artist though.

Away shirt I'd like to see something like the black shirt we had a couple of seasons back, though that was the best shirt we'd had for a long time.
 

Tek wrote:

You win 50 million in the Euromillions this Friday.Do you the Thompson's out and if so,what's the first 3 things you implement at the club?

 After I'd recovered from the kicking my missus would give me I'd put some money and effort in trying to attract some fans back to the games - think that's something the club has always been a bit short-sighted at.

Secondly some something with the Shed, it looks really tired and out of place.

Thirdly I'd phone up Craig Levein and offer him the job of Director of Football on double the cash he's on at Hertz.

Greatest player of all-time?

PatReilly wrote:

And, it seems it's all goalies with you, which of the keepers you've seen at the club do you rate lowest?

Three spring to mind - Lance Key, Kelham O'Hanlon and thon Danish boy that was in the goal when we got pumped rotten at Easter Road on the opening day of 94/95.  Shudder at all three!

Tek wrote:

Greatest player of all-time?

Sir David Narey.  Not only a brilliant player but a brilliant guy too.  Love the fact he never gave interviews.  I played against him when me must have been about 45 - seeing him playing up-close was an education.  Legend.

Closely followed by Luggy.

arabugsy wrote:

Did you play?

Played in the amateurs until about 10 years ago.  Just play 5's now.

SlatefordArab wrote:

Tek wrote:

Greatest player of all-time?

Sir David Narey.  Not only a brilliant player but a brilliant guy too.  Love the fact he never gave interviews.  I played against him when me must have been about 45 - seeing him playing up-close was an education.  Legend.

Closely followed by Luggy.

First carry-out?(what age and what was it)

And favourite alcoholic tipple these days?

Best European match?

Tek wrote:

First carry-out?(what age and what was it)

And favourite alcoholic tipple these days?

First carry out was some Diamond White and some cans of McEwans Export  It was always me sent into get the carry out as I always looked the oldest.

Have got into these hipseter craft beers over the last year or so.  Loving one called "Tickety Brew" at the mo.  Was into whisky for a while but not so much these days, mainly stick to beer.

arabugsy wrote:

Best European match?

Has to be Barca at home in 87.  About got killed in The Shed when Kev scored!