Ramandu

It's brown sauce mixed with vinegar. Offered in every chippy in Edinburgh instead of vinegar (or it used to be).

Oor Willies now, but used to be Mr Chips. Got my tea there yesterday, and it was decent, as usual. And when in Edinburgh, chippy sauce is excellent.

Without looking it up, in the first ever spilt I think? Edit: definitely not claiming to be a bigger geek though.

Post/more/gems?

They do a cracking catechism. Also, are you not sticking around for our knock out games?

Is there a table published somewhere? Had a Google but couldn't find it.

So you're telling me that it's all bad? Even the Bees Act (1980)?

Loads in Angus, easy to find on a sunny day.

I also struggle to spell long words and have to paste them in sometimes.

Dean Campbell's Barrow need a win tomorrow in the last game of the season to guarantee play offs. They were doing well earlier in the year but a late collapse has seen them pick up 1 point in their last 6 games.

Inconclusive. I think if the ref had given it then VAR wouldn't have overturned it.

Missed that bit. What was the law?

They don't know what they're talking about though. I've watched it again a few times and I think the ref will say the following: - He saw a foul by hoilett on scales as they both went for a header. - He lets play develop to see if there's a goal, in which case VAR can have another look at the foul. - There is a foul between hoilett and carter Vickers (he doesn't have to pass judgement on who it's for). So he blows for the original foul to stop play. - He points to where the foul was and indicates it's for Celtic. - Literally everyone in the stadium thinks he's pointed to the spot, but he hasn't. - VAR checks whether there's a clear and obvious mistake in his calling the hoilett on scales moment a foul. It doesn't look at anything else, because that happened after the foul.

You ok? I've just read through the thread, and you seem to have called things in a measured and accurate way as they happened. That's not going to help you to fit in here.

Watched it a good few times now. Del monte is correct.