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One of the older members of Glasgow Hearts thought he would only ever have seen Hearts win a trophy when he supported the Opposition at the League Cup Final in 1959

Before my time. My father was there. My first match at Cathkin was in 1961

That might well be the best. I can't think of any Celtic player to score a hat-trick at Greyskull let alone three

Season ticket holder and have been for many years (pre-McCann). But my first team is no longer around. I was a Third Lanark fan as a boy and the user name is part tribute to Celtic, part memory of Thirds.

A bit churlish of you Mr Webmaster. If Celtic play like that for the rest of the season we'll do just fine.

Sounds like you're copying the whole sheet across. Just move the data. That's what I did.

If you've got the disk with post-war appearances you should cut and paste into a blank spreadsheet then sort by club, player then season. That's a halfway house to getting those with over 300 for one club as you'll be able to see at a glance which players were at which club for any length of time an...

Eleven Celtic players with 400+ in the league Alec McNair 548 Paul McStay 515 Billy McNeill 486 Roy Aitken 483 Packie Bonner 483 Jimmy McMenemy 456 Danny McGrain 441 Patsy Gallacher 432 Charlie Shaw 420 Jimmy McStay 409 Andy McAtee 407 Another 14 with 300+ Willie McStay 399 Alec Thomson 392 Jim Youn...

So my conspiracy theory's right AND wrong. Right, cos there's no mention of a second round draw but wrong cos the top two in round one would always get a bye so there was no reason to leave it this late. Maybe they just forgot. Do you think Channel 5 will be up for Morton v Ayr :D That looks like th...

Gersman wrote:How come no one ever asks about Rangers wins?

I think the questions are just fine. If the guy wants to ask about the next time Rangers lost a League Cup Final after this one I'd be happy to enlighten him

Sorry, maybe I didn't make myself clear enough. By problem I meant precisely what you're saying. The knock-on effects of a disparate relegations (e.g. three east teams go down) would have to be absorbed by the level below and wouldn't make any difference to promotion. This is what happens in England...

All in favour of a pyramid but four feeders is surely one too many. I'd go for three - North/Highland, West/South, East/South. That makes for three down and the winners of the three feeders going up. Under your proposals ten of the current 42 SPL/SFL sides would have to drop out. For argument's sake...

I see McLeish is getting his excuses in early, saying just getting into the Champions League will be achievement enough. And this from the manager of a team that's SEEDED in the qualifiers? I love his quote "We knew CSKA were a good side, just as we knew the Feyenoord team we lost to two years previ...

You must be the only Mackem that thinks big Mogga walks on water

Well, we'll see, won't we? The guy is lightning fast and has always looked the part any time I've seen him. Let's be blunt about it. The SPL is nowhere near the standards of the English Premiership so this is a chance for him to show what he can do. Plus he'll get European experience too. If Wenger ...

I had to think long and hard about this. Let's see, ooohh, maybe 25th May 1967 in Lisbon?

Though Seville was nearly up there as well.

Worst? 22nd May 2005 Fir Park. Less said the better