Crossest Man In Scotland

Remember he played in top flight of English football from 1988 to 2001 so would reckon he would be fairly financially secure.

Steven MacLean - natural leader

It's the net cash position which matters ie cash in bank less debts and overdraft. Saints are probably only team in league with positive net cash position.

Dave is working as a Mortgage & Protection Broker (updated on LinkedIn a couple of weeks ago).

We were still 2-1 down with 10 minutes left then scored 4 times in about 6 minutes.

Am assuming that you are referring to Scougall and Macca?

I would say that Scougall + MOH is an upgrade on Swanson + Coulson.

Surely he is finished after finishing 3rd in a league cup group. I sort of wanted him to do well to prove Kris Boyd and co wrong but it appears the guy has zero aptitude as a manager.

Remember playing Aston Villa in 1988. Think we lost 1-2. Tony Daley was playing on the wing and was fastest player I have ever seen.

In the past 4 years we have played Aberdeen 16 times in the league, twice in League Cup, once in Scottish Cup plus summer friendly in 2015.

Would it not make more sense to play a team from say Holland or Belgium who would likely have a similar style of play to what we would encounter in Europa League.

You called it right Shaggy. Alston was dreadful, the other 3 were worse than dreadful.

Strange one. You would think it would be the Chairman's job to set the total budget and the Manager's job to decide how that budget is divvied up. Whatever line of work you are in, it is very demotivating if your boss doesn't delegate.

Norrköping look a good team on paper. Currently joint top of Swedish league. Most of their team seem to be full internationals (according to Wikipedia).

Took me back to the 7-2 win v Dundee in 1997. Two virtually identical free kick goals within minutes of each other ... scored by someone called by Leigh.