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Hello St Johnstone fans.... (Sorry to take up your time, we wanted to just get in contact before you came down on Saturday) My name is Lee Vann-Wakelin and I run a wee Toasties shop in Dumfries town centre. (With 212 different types of Toasties, hot and cold rolls too.) Here is our Facebook link: (All 212 toasties are listed in a menu click area) https://www.facebook.com/lvws200 We are 70p for a Tea, Coffee or Hot Chocolate (Pubs are nearby in every direction.... LAUGH OUT LOUD) We are £1 for a bacon roll and sauce We are £1.90 for a Bacon, Slice Sausage, Egg and Scone and Sauce We have a QUEENS v ST JOHNSTONE Toasty for the day (For every match between your guys) which is HAGGIS, CHEESE and ONIONS £1.60. Orders can be texted to 07581366702 please state your name, your order and the tme you wish to collect. and it will be ready. Ask me any questions, or prices and i'll reply. Thanks in advance

--- Can he change his first name to Dave and we'll be 2/11ths of the way to a team of Dave McKays

Ft 1-0, beat the league leaders, so fine result

I think sometimes we are all guilty of selling Saints short. In the past few years we have achieved top six finished, have won the Scottish Cup, been in Europe three seasons on the bounce, been in a few semi finals and consistently upset the odds. We have good training facillities, the players are well looked after and they know they will recieve their wages on a regular basis. We may not have the biggest support, but the players soon come to realise that whilst the support isnt the biggest, we are very passionate and good behind the team, especially away from home. I look at other teams like St Mirren and Kilmarnock who are a club consistently getting linked with takeovers, which isnt settling for anyone. Then you have your clubs like Partick and Dundee who not so long ago were in dire straits financially. Saints as a club are in a good spot and thankfully in Tommy Wright we have someone who is excellent at talking the club up to players whom we are hoping to extend their contracts and also those that we are trying to bring in.

Sounds like the Bubba Gump of toasties!

Was there much competition for the title of "Largest selection of hot toasties in Dumfries"?

About 3 pages

1 nil saints Hunter scores again

A friend and work colleague wrote a book all about the streets of Perth. A free PDF version is available from his website. It has loads of good pictures of the Fair City along with excellent information. The book is called Perth street by street and is available from the page I have linked below. http://madeinperth.org/perth-street-by-street/ Enjoy, Jazz

FAO Mrs McKay Perth is lovely. With good links to Edinburgh and Glasgow. Thanks.

I actually had some of that in the house. Can't find it now.........

'Cheapest place in Dumfries' was sacrificed for 'Largest selection of hot toasties in Dumfries' on wife's orders... L O L. Cheese and Onion £1.30 Chicken Tikka Toastie £1 (Hot sauce added for free if you likey spicey Banana and Honey £1.30 Banana and Brown Sauce £1 (Not my thing though.... L O L)

Harry has gone....to get his knee done. Looking at their form ,I hope its his "away" leg hes getting fixed !

212 different types of toasties is pretty impressive

Great turn out yesterday for a true saintee. Rip Billy

Would like to thank Gary MacDonald for all his efforts whilst at Saints. He was part of the Cup winning squad so should always get a warm welcome at McDiarmid Park. Wish him all the best at his next club. Welcome To Danny Swanson, hopefully the whole squad get a wee lift from a fresh face coming in.

Scrap that, Nold has got one for Ishy and I

Any chance of Elk AND Maple syrup.. ? Please.

Way to kill the feel-good factor Kyle

Seems like Hearts fans think it will be a good bit of business for us - http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index.php?/topic/148489-brad-mckay-to-st-johnstone/page-2 Nice to see Tommy Wright beginning the process of freshening up the squad and bringing younger players in. Think we will see quite a few new faces next season.

McKay has signed pca, on OS, 2 year deal from the summer, looks like good signing

Leftover mince, quality.

£1 for a toastie is ridiculously cheap. Hope you get some extra business on Saturday. Few of us could do with lining our stomachs I imagine...

The terracing will not be opening, on official site. The seggregation barrier is being moved to accomodate well over 1000 away fans and there is a contingency plan in place should that not be enough, per info from Paul Smith this morning, we should all be together so will be able to create a great atmosphere. Looks like it will be adviseable to buy tickets in advance.

Nah, banana and honey for me.....satisfies my sweet tooth

Banana and brown sauce. Try it. With some salt and pepper. Superb.

Workmates giving me weird looks as I burst out laughing apparantly for no reason

Do you do Chicken Tikka Masala "fill' ?

Hi Soup Got the message, hope the bairn gets better fast

Do you do cheese n onion?

sod off....if its not a murrays pie I aint interested!!!

This is a great signing and potentially could prove to be as an important one as James Dunne last year. I hope we can make this a permanent signing as we should have done with Dunne. Welcome Danny.

Its this Saturday at 3pm. You're welcome.

Good lad is Danny, known him since he was a youngster and played with my brother in law in various teams, if can keep him fit will be a great asset over the next 6 months

i got a ticket so i dont have to stand in a queue = more drinking time. am no daft

Just for info, from a QOS fan.. "I couldn't recommend buying a ticket in advance more if I tried. The ticket booth at the away section will be dealing with both sets of fans and is usually manned by two people. If there really is going to be 800 St Johnstone fans, in addition to ours then it could be chaos."

Not worried that the game will be off, more the drive to the game if the weather is bad. I drive in crap weather enough for work, I tend to avoid it at weekends if possible. Plus I'm only just thawing out after Saturday at Motherwell

NO. slf wasn't allowed to experiment with anasthetics at an early age. You should be ok.

I don't know what's funnier, Hibs fans thinking they could sign Anderson or Hibs fans not wanting Anderson.

Hibs......ha ha ha. I forgot about them.

Hope he's stopped diving

Don't see the point of making a trip to Perth to get tickets when they are on sale on the day. Majority will get them down there. ETA - and the tickets are for seating, lots of people will be holding off hoping to get standing tickets on the day.

Hope he's stopped the diving though

Do I hear the deafening rush of all the moaners apologising - do I feck

I hate Danny Swanson, but I'll let it slide as long as he apologises to Steven Anderson for getting him unfairly sent off. Good signing, to be fair. Welcome Danny.

Danny Swanson signed from Coventry on loan Christ hope someone told random Guy before he jumped

He told me thats what you do

There are many examples of bizarre treatments from days of old....pretty sure the writers will have checked their historical facts before portraying the situation in their programme. Don't worry, they wont send you for electrical treatment if you get caught these days Larky

Used to warm my hands on the boilerhoose wall on the way to school in the winter, my mother went to steamies on Thursdays wie the regulation auld pram. The cafeteria did a braw lettuce and tomato roll went there for my lunch when mother wis doing the wash, remember the big feckin roller that ironed the sheets the calendar it wis called steamie wifies put the sheets in one side and aw the wifies collected and folded their sheets and big items on the other side one hell of a experience to witness. Any younger generation reading this dinnae complain when you have to put a load in your fancy automatic washer, the steamies were akin to a feckin sweatshop because they had a certain amount of time to do their wash, then away hame wash four flights off stairs and the close then cook the tea feckin respect for my mother and all the other mothers that had to go through this soul destroying regime every week off their lives.

My mum as I recall, took me to the steamie in Murray St/ Mill St . Went with the pram and had it fully laden. At that time there was funny restrictions like you were governed on the days you were allowed to take your rugs outdoors, to beat them ( no wall to wall carpets in those days). Living at 11 Stormont House/13 Atholl Street, we went down the North Inch where there were wooden posts with hooks on them, to hang a washing line. Rugs/carpets were beaten with a broad cane to remove the dust/stoor. Sure it was highlighted elsewhere, that the last remaining post, ( and was in the local press) was cut down as it was a H & S hazard. As one approached the North Inch from Barossa Place, these washing lines/posts were directly ahead.