Remember when it rained strawberries in the summer and the winter nothing but ice cream fell from our British skies, there was no such thing as death and any violence or sick pedos live on your TV screens groping under age girls. “Oh remember the nothing before the Big Bang?
This is how even now the establishment portrays this woman,when the stark truth is all around us to see,a broken and divided britain based on a culture of greed.
One name comes to mind and that’s Nisbet who showed last week in 3 games he knows how to score and that game was crying out for a natural scorer and Nisbet would of buried one of those chances but he plays for Aberdeen so he has to score 40 to 50 times to get noticed.
I’m absolutely fucking done 🤣. Young Bob gets absolutely owned by these AMAZING young scousers
God bless the people who raised them, salt of the earth 🙌🙌🙌
100% hope they got a few rounds for free that evening.
The Sydney Opera House.
Fifty years of The Damned.
One of the most iconic stages on the planet.
And a room full of you lot turning the whole bloody place upside down.
Still feels slightly surreal.
That’s one we’ll be talking about for a very long time 🦇🇦🇺
On this day 22 Sept 1979
Hibernian 0-2 St Mirren
Goals from Jimmy Bone and Frank McDougall
Peter Weir made his first league appearance of the season from the bench. Weir was to play a major role in the success this season
On this day 21 Sept 1985
Aberdeen 1-1 St Mirren
Derek Hamilton and Steve Clarke in action at Pittodrie with Eric Black
Gardner Speirs got the equaliser for Saints from the penalty spot after Aberdeen had gone ahead with a dubious Tommy McQueen penalty