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I read the same, hopefully not as serious as it appeared.

I think he missed one against Motherwell at Ibrox a couple of seasons ago. Also judging by that video he used to be a bit skinnier than he is now.

No-one else think it'll be the usual 4-5-1, Miller up top at the piggery?

Or maybe it will be a second league title to go with everything else he has won...... Deary me Why do you have Duncan James from Blue in your avatar? He's totally fuckable.

Or maybe it will be a second league title to go with everything else he has won...... Deary me

I think there's a slight chance he'll be remembered for... 8 League Titles 5 Scottish Cups 4 League Cups 1 UEFA Cup Final Yes, because I was being totally serious

I can just see Smith's last act as manager being to sign McCulloch up to a 10 year contract, just so we remember his legacy.

I'm not entirely convinced he'll play at the piggery.

After Dundee Utd refusing to move a game for us (for what I feel was a perfectly valid reason), and now charging us so their season ticket holders can get into a game for free, I'd say people not wanting to give them any more money is an understandable reaction.

I really hope Broadfoot isn't given another contract, but you can just tell he will be.

It'd be worth every penny.

We could offer bonuses for players being played in their natural positions We could probably have a whip-round in the stands and get him an extra £10k a week not to play McCulloch.

Whether or not the 'boycott' achieves anything isn't revelant, I don't think. There's a principle at stake. Having said that, I'm not going to criticise anyone who decides they want to go.

Wes Brown at RB is another option.

I'd always be cautious about those kind of figures. I'm no statistician, but I don't think you can judge Boyd's goalscoring worth to the team based on how many goals we score when he doesn't play. For example, Boyd hasn't featured at all in only three of our last 50 league games; of those three games we scored 7 goals (4 vs. Celtic, 3 vs. Hibs, both away). However, we failed to scored against Celtic in the third of those three games. It would be easy to argue that the first two games prove we score more goals away against the likes of Celtic without Boyd, but we have so little evidence of how many goals we'd score over the course of any prolonged period without him that the data becomes a little skewed. It wouldn't prove anything either way, but I think it would suggest there's been a big difference between this season and last season.