Rave on Bobby Law

Those racist comments were poor but just what you'd expect from an English man

Think I saw the Morton player aplogiosing on Wed but at the time see what he'd done. Hope the gegs are all fine now to watch the title run in! Back in the 80s I remember Kenny Watson blasting the ball out from the touchline and taking out a wee boy sitting on a wall at Boghead versus dumbarton. He instantly jumped the wall to pick him up. Think the fact he was a legend partly made up for the transgression.

puts it into perspective for me. Keep the feet on the ground but enjoy the moment

Going along today for first time this season. Got a spare afternoon and the club needs the cash. Not expecting much and I'm sure I'll come away having sat through 90 minutes of a team that takes you through every emotion. Lot like the views in this thread ranging from black humour to positivity and commitment to negativity and disinterest. Looking forward to a pie, bit banter and hopefully beating that shower.

I think his main problem was lack of end product and playing in what was a shoddy team at the tim.e That said - wage could be better deployed if its free

Joe Carson (when transformed to centre forward from centre half) - humour and to be fair goals in a bleak decade. Willie McGuire - best dribbler Ive ever seen

Absolutely class posting. Made my day laughing at that

Went to Barbados about 6 years ago to get married and loved it (Barbados not getting married). Stunning beaches, very friendly people, food was amazing - lots of it fresh out the sea. If you just want to pan out and do a few tours its ideal. That said a lot maybe depends on the resort. I was in Almond Beach club - shares the same beach as Sandy Lane resort but a fraction of the cost(where all celebs stay - I was limited to seeing Duncan Ferguson & Steve Macmanimin! - holidaying with their wives). I had 6 people with me so got a good deal. Almond beach village - different place - more family centred not that exciting. Would go back to Barbados in a minute if had the money.

Joey Pathak (Asian) played in midfield in the early 80s and at the time was one of the first Asian players I think to play in Scotland. Was Bobby Barnes also pre Rod Macdonald?

Did Gerry Britton not also cost £100k from Celtic?

So season tickets dont offer any incentive over pay at the gate or as an enticement for expanding teh support but are a way for the already committed hard core to put cash in to the team they love, which kind of answers my point. I just wondered if there was some pricing point such as £120 that might entice say 300 people to buy them for Christmas as opposed to 10 people buying at £150 is it not worth considering as a basic marketing principle(at start or mid way through season)? The club knows it can rely on its hardcore - its how you expand the hardcore? Or maybe there's not really any interest from those who drifted away? I had a season ticket for about ten years from mid 80s to mid 90s then again for a season aboout 5 years ago. When I was younger and had less demands onmy time and cash and was more committed I never thought twice about the price or time commitment. Now I do. Maybe I'm unique

Always wondered how many more you could sell if you drop price - at start or mid way through season. At £150 for ten games you need to go to all ten games to save £20. So if you miss even one you only just break even. So where's the saving or incentive to buy one ? Seems to be just a way of die hards sticking in/ devoting cash up front rather than trying to get some cash over the partly committed/ more fair weather fans like myself. i.e. if it was £120 I might think about getting one and then going along 2/3 of the time to get soem value out it and while I'm there spens some more cash at the game. Not wanting to be negative just cant see the point in the pricing I'm assuming they work out roughly how many people will buy them then calculate how much cash they need to generate. Not having a pop at the club as I knwo the kids get in for free & prices are in line with other teams - but just dont get the point in buying one. Had one for years before when I was a diehard but if they were better value it might force me along more often now

Much as he was a cult hero as a player, as a coach / assistant it's a pretty ropey move Going on his lack of experience in the role and stories I heard about when he was involved under Gerry Collins - where training consisted of running around the pitch then kicking a ball from on side to another i.e. pretty amateur Having said that could give the club a badly needed lift based on his personality