Roy Hobbs

Over hit and was lucky Tavernier was in the box.

A 1 goal won would require a 4 goal swing. With us playing Lyon in France, and them playing Brondby in Prague I wouldn't bet against it.

Wikipedia? I saw that, but checked the uefa site it supposedly references, and away goals is the 7th factor if teams are tied. https://documents.uefa.com/r/Regulations-of-the-UEFA-Europa-League-2021/22/Article-15-Match-system-group-stage-Online

No money up front. Add ons and a significant sell on percentage. Any percent of fuck all, is fuck all though.

Pedestrian, to be pedantic.

That only applies to offside.

We had fans at Ross County the week before. We refused their allocation as they wouldn't guarantee ours in the new year fixture.

Both have been poor this season, but every single defender we've had in my lifetime has been prone to an error. It's normal. I'd take Tavernier's 2 or 3 errors each season with his 20 to 30 goal contributions, than a right back that might cost 1 goal and never goes across the half way line.

Shite. Same as the rest of the team. What's your point? That Goldson can't be relied on either?

I'm pretty sure he was part of the team that has the record for fewest goals conceded in a season.

Aye a bit part player that played 355 times. That's a lot of bits he played a part in. Frightening to think how it could have turned out had he fulfilled his potential.

He played over 300 time for man U and won a shit load of medals. No bad for a waster to be fair

He averages a goal every 119 minutes in the league.

Showing as an alternative route for pedestrians and cyclists.

I thought you can still walk over the squinty bridge?

So we should be scoring about 150 goals in a league season, every season.

He called it a disgraceful decision, even though it was clearly a tight call from the freeze frame image he was looking at.

He's a retired Scottish goalkeeper according to Google. Should have signed him instead of Sakala.

Took off after 58 minutes. Hopefully it was just a routine sub.

In contrast, the different statistical agencies have reported that to August 2021 (June 2021 in Northern Ireland) there were 4 deaths in England, 0 deaths in Wales, 4 deaths in Scotland and 1 in Northern Ireland. Of these, 4 in Scotland and 1 in Northern Ireland had the vaccine as the underlying cause of death. This meant that there were 9 deaths in the UK that involved the vaccine (meaning the vaccine contributed to the death), of which 5 had the vaccine as the underlying cause (meaning the vaccine initiated the chain of events directly leading to the death). For these deaths, there was evidence to suggest that the vaccine played a part in the chain of events that led to the death.

Do folk rejecting the vaccine on the basis they don’t trust the government refuse all other medical treatment for the same reasons?

He's played 26 minutes of league football, and 90 minutes against a 3rd division team in the cup, since he went there.

At the time I didn't think it was a red, and I'm in the Govan front, in line with the 18 yard box at that side, so not that far away. The guys round about me were all the same. Having watched it back it's obviously a red.

Rangers defended their player who had been racially abused on the pitch. The daily record went on a moral crusade against some bloggers in a pathetic attempt to smear the club. You're a smart guy, I'm sure you can see the difference.

We weren't on our moral high horse with front page stories about the issue.