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The castle in Embra is no big architectural deal but the New Town is. Not much better than Glasgow's best but a little bit. I would never call Glasgow beautiful. Impressive, yes and in its commercial heyday a more vibrant place than Edinburgh any day of the week.

"Beautiful City" Got his lodgings in Edinburgh?

The reds came out after half time with an extra player. Game went on for a few minutes before Waddell, I think it was, pointed it out to the ref who promptly equalised the numbers.

Very good analysis. This is a competitive league. I have no clue who will go up. I would like it to be Wolves, Wednesday and Villa but I expect to be disappointed. Normally I'd like Sunderland to be back but a season in the the Championship might let them weed out the dross and get in players who actually want to play.

Of course not. Most of them are in it. Nothing will change until the obstinate mindset of voters changes to enable them to vote for a different party.

Spoilt for choice in Chester. Everton, Liverpool, City and United within easy reach. Or Wrexham!

Which branch of the 7 family are you, RB? Hederson7? Waddell7, perhaps. Hope it's not the Larrson or Johnstone 7s.

The English Championship is some league. Lot of giants. Some sleeping, some stumbling about. I'd be pleased if Wednesday made it.

Are we becoming reasonably friendly with St J. No bad thing if we are. Good luck to O'H. Hope he recovers form, bangs in goals against the rest, not us obviously.

I don't know about the County club but Ross-shire is staunch. Unkind people say it's the only good thing about the place.

Absolutely not. He's worse than that.

Let's hope this dandy don stays in the US. Pity in a way because he wasn't the worst commentator.

Sorry. Got the wrong boots there. Jack's are high viz lemon.

It's ok. The colour's duck egg blue.

Rod McKenzie, I expect.

In answer to dB at #43, it is unlawful for an employer to fail to deduct tax and NIC from an employee's wages. Counsel is not saying the EBT was unlawful only that now the SC has decided that payments under the Trust are taxable it was unlawful not to make the deductions. Of course, nobody knew that at the time.

Naismith may not be prolific but he does score and usually when it matters.

Every politician should wear one in the week up to Armistice Day, but not in October. There's no need for TV presenters or performers to do so unless they actually want to. Every politician should visit the war cemeteries in Belgium and France once a year especially the NZ and Canadian ones to remind them who our friends were and the German ones to remind them of the humanity of former foes. In fact I'd make TV and sports stars do the same. Might concentrate their minds a bit.

"Kylian", eh? Is that the County Cork Mbappes or the Killarney ones?

The songs are not what once they were, full voiced at a slower tempo than the high pitched yapping that goes on nowadays. I blame the hammering, clattering "music" that kids listen to. When did you last hear a real song in a pub? Not necessarily a football song but anything vaguely melodic.

I wonder how many broken down bankrupts are employed as bbc/Sky/BT sports analysts.

After the "review" they will pontificate along the following lines: "The Board have considered this matter at length and have decided that Rangers knowingly embarked on a reckless course of heinous and dastardly conduct with deplorable adverse consequences for innocent people worldwide. We have taken the finest legal advice and are confident that we could visit Rangers and all connected to the club, past and present, with the most severe penalties including the recovery of all trophies won by them since inception of that club plus the deduction of fifty points in every future league competition and the imposition of a three goal deficit in every cup-tie. However, on this occasion we won't for reasons of sporting integrity the details of which for legal reasons, we can't disclose." "Finest legal advice" = "nae chance, bud".

Is there not a poll on FF showing 80% in favour of Naismith's return?

Dear Sir If the tax arrangements we've made don't work out, don't worry we'll fix it and you won't be out of pocket. Yours comfortably

But can they defend or do they just ponce about on the touchline like pretendy wingers?