Ramandu

Dundee United 0-1 Hibernian (tues 6pm) St Mirren 0-1 Celtic (wed 6pm) Aberdeen 1-0 Hamilton (wed 7.45) Motherwell 1-0 Livingston ^ ^ Sevco 1-0 St Johnstone ^ ^ Ross County 0-1 Kilmarnock ^ ^.

It's a tempest, but it'll blow over Henry (the fourth part one).

I think this is all much ado about nothing.

St Johnstone P - P Aberdeen Hamilton 1-0 Ross County Livingston 0-1 Hibernian Motherwell 0-0 Dundee Utd Sevco 1-0 St Mirren Kilmarnock 0-1 Celtic.

Just about arguable that someone could vote for Danny Ward.

Decent result. I've been reading the hat for a decade at least, and I've read some crazy things. But this... The worst idea ever typed.

Wasn't that whole bit under water a few years ago? I guess we could build it on stilts, isn't that what the yanks do?

I get what you're saying, but football clubs are never going to make a profit, they're always going to spend everything that comes in. Breaking even is good, as the only alternative is making a loss.

Any chance they fancy buying McKenna?

The article says milne's starting on as a non exec. Atlanta's where we got Jon Gallagher right?

And pretty much everyone agreed that was a miracle/lucky. Every couple of seasons there's a similar story where some unfancied team gets close to the group stage. Out of the 100 or so teams that take part in the qualifiers, that's going to happen. But saying that we should be like Dundalk is saying we should win the lottery.

They didn't say, but that was the impression I got from the ten mins I listened to.

According to radio Scotland Cormack isn't buying Milne out, his cash is going into the club. So Milne will presumably still be a major shareholder, makes sense he's still on the board.

The logic: It's inevitable that he's going to get the Liverpool job at some stage, so the directors would rather he came with experience of managing at a level higher than u19, preferably with European experience. They were paying him anyway, so they don't lose much by paying him to do what he's doing now. My chum is generally reliable, but of course it could be nonsense.

A friend of mine was pretty confident that Liverpool are paying a decent slice of Gerard's wages, and viewing it as work experience for him before he gets there Liverpool job. Doubt he's going anywhere else.