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Err, no he's not.

Hopefully he'll improve it when back at school tomorrow.

Never played for the first team. Tore his cruciates when repairing them wasn't to the level it is now and he never regained his prior form. Plays for ex-Saints still as well as vets footy.

I must know you then

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What do you want to know about him?

This plus Neil McCann considering how much effort Strachan went to to sign him

Neil McCann, no, sorry

SSN reported today that Saints had a second bid for Hooper turned down by Celtic according to Neil Lennon who said the clubs were some way apart on a valuation.

You first post was strange, the second bizarre. Dangerous?

Strange, very strange

Agreed. Constructive criticism when he does is normally with good reason and not for the sake of it.

She'll be able to take advantage of our NHS system and get that tongue looked at

A team that topped the Premiership (albeit very temporarily!) just the season before you mean? No doubt about it Bart had a shocker and not just the goal alone. Were there mitigating circumstances? Yes, in terms of not playing regular football but that aside it's hard to find too many positives out of his performance. The problem still exists of finding a good enough number 2 who's prepared to warm the bench week in week out rather than play first team football elsewhere.

Intentional double entendre? Made me chuckle

We went 4-4-2 when Connolly game on, we were already 4-5-1. Good win despite the pace disappearing out of the game and too much 'football' being played at times with not enough drive in to the last third. Thought both full-backs struggled especially Richardson.

Yes Luken(?) Homes

You know that for a fact? Match fit possibly not but not fit? Really? The important thing to remember about Beattie which was pointed out to me by a lovely old fella in the Chapel End one sunny Saturday afternoon when he quite seriously said 'have you noticed that Beattie's second touch is always a tackle?'

He's been making overtures to a few clubs but obviously no takers as yet. There's no doubt we are worringly thin on the ground up front so if a deal can be made that suits all parties then why not. Clearly he would need to prove his fitness and desire first.

Nicely put. NC might not be everyone's cup of tea, he takes no prisoners, goes about everything in a very business-like manner and doesn't appear overly concerned if he's popular or not as long as he is making decisions that he feels are right for SFC. It's very difficult to argue that he hasn't overseen exemplary performance from the The Club in his time here and long may it continue. If things don't work out then it's maybe time to review but for now it's a great time to be an SFC supporter and we should all get behind The Club.

Judging by the teams that the vast majority of managers put out for CC games they hardly see it as a priority and most fans appear to feel the same.

I couldn't see this posted elsewhere... http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,11700_7191907,00.html He's been a good servant to the Club in his time here

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Christ there are some odd folk on here. He wants ideas for a saints tattoo image not where to put it.

Sorry if already posted but there are a couple of minutes highlights on SSN http://www.skysports.com/video/inline/0,26691,16428,00.html Nice first goal from Rickie Newman....when did we sign him? And a second from someone who looked just like him but called Lambert and at the 'near post'? It must have been dark in the editing room.