Barney Rubble

Way too many 'honest mistakes' happen at Ibrox though - even if they don't influence the final result.

Hamilton jacked it after the Garner incident. Toothless as they are, they realised they had no chance with Beaton in charge.

I take it that's a summary on John Beaton today.

It would be an injustice if the stadium announcer nominates anyone other than Beaton as Sevco's man of the match.

Incredible what The Rangers are getting handed to them today by Beaton. Foderingham should have been off, he then gives them a penalty for bugger all, and now he lets as clear a red card as you will ever see go? What is it with these refs?

Anyway, in an attempt to bring this back on topic - Tommy Gemmell has a little piece of Jags history. Why?

That quote refers to the under 21s and not the full squad, Reevesy.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39148187 Bearing in mind that the lad has been put on the spot by reporters who are are finally beginning to take notice of him, I think you're misrepresenting his quotes in the article. He says he feels he should have had a call-up for the under 21s at least once last season, but nowhere does he say that he himself should get a call-up to the main squad. He does say "I'm just really focusing on playing first-team football to be honest right now. I see on Twitter people saying about Scotland but I just ignore it. If it happens - great. If it doesn't, just keep plodding on. "Maybe the club I'm at, [it's] small compared to other clubs in the league. I just take it as that."

What nationality is Stevie Chalmers again?

Nah, not until Monday morning.

Bringing in Kris Boyd as assistant apparently.

Oops sorry - forgot about Wednesday!!

Utter belter, and on his wrong foot too!! You have a great night OLAS. Sheep up next..............

How very pleasant to be a Jags fan tonight! Happy Saturday evening to you all!

Really poor stuff from the Leicester board - the game is really stuffed these days.

Eehhm..............26th March is a Sunday!!

No libellious intent at all - merely asking a question.

Did he borrow money from you?

Seem to remember that he played in the ECWC final in 1967, and he allegedly threw his runners-up medal into the crowd. Can anyone confirm?

Sadly Don died at 43 of Motor Neurone disease. Paul Kinnaird was a taxi driver.

Strangely enough, I'm actually driving from Podgorica to Tirana tomorrow morning. I've been based in Podgorica for the last 2 years after 7 in Tirana, so it's a route I've done regularly over the last few years. From Podgorica, easily the best route is through Hani i Hotit. From there to Shkodra is motorway all the way (Podgorica to Shkodra is 60km and easily easily doable in 75 minutes allowing 10 minutes for the border crossing). I've done fthrough Ulcinj too, but that route through the border is much more..........rustic shall we say.There are no trains that cross the border, but there are a few coaches each day from Podgorica through the border to Tirana. Lake Shkodra is stunning, and you'll get great views of it on the drive down through Hani i Hotit. Shkodra itself is worth a pit-stop and a walk around, but if your itinerary allows, I'd recommend Tirana every time. As for driving, it's perfectly safe in Montenegro, but once over the border the Albanian style is a bit more unruly with more two lane roads. Nothing to be fearful of though.

That was the second time that season that Alex Taylor scored late on for a 1-1 draw against Deadco. The first was in the New Year fixture after Colin Scott fumbled a cross about 3 minutes after Peter Huistra had scored for them.

It's normal to finish with the weather forecast, isn't it?

Brilliant stuff!! Thanks for posting that Ormond. So sad to see Fernando Ricksen there = a lad that is 25 years younger than me, and look what's happened. Sometimes - maybe all the time - we should be grateful for the health we have.

Serious question - who scored for Saints that day?