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[RossP]

About time you beat the Huns... I'm starting to get bored of the easy 3 points everytime we play them

Well done on Europe, just don't fuck it up.

Next season we'll finally beat you lot though

[delboy]

can't wait for the new season might have something to cheer about - already signed four new players and let go a heap of dead wood. and a few live games on setanta sports to boot!

[Scorge]

Oh nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo:

Originally Posted by BBC SPORT

Partick Thistle have appointed Ian McCall as their new manager.

McCall, 41, left First Division rivals Queen of the South at the end of the season after leading the Dumfries outfit clear of relegation trouble.

Thistle chairman Allan Cowan told his club website: "We were impressed by the high calibre of applicants for the job.

"Having gone through that procedure, we feel that Ian McCall is the right man for the job and we look forward to working with him."

Caretaker Jimmy Bone will leave Firhill, with McCall due to announce his assistant within the next few days.

Bone had been assistant to Dick Campbell, who was sacked in March after the Glasgow club failed to challenge for promotion as season after coming up from Division Two.

Former Celtic, Dunfermline, Livingston, Motherwell and St Mirren Davie Hay had been interviewed for the vacancy.

Queen's Park head coach Billy Stark, Terry Butcher, who had come in to assist Bone, and St Johnstone assistant Sandy Stewart had also all been linked with the job.

But Stark signed a new contract after winning promotion to Division Two, Butcher took over at Brentford and Stewart decided to remain at McDiarmid Park.

Speculation has also linked former Rangers and Scotland defender Richard Gough, who had a spell as Livingston manager, with the post.

But Thistle have instead turned to early favourite McCall, who had previously managed Clydebank, Morton, Airdrie, Falkirk and Dundee United.

Cowan said his club "took a conscious decision at the outset to take our time and select the person who most closely fitted our criteria".

Thistle earlier this month said they were delaying their decision on a new manager until their financial future was more clear.

The Maryhill outfit have been talking to potential investors.

[RossP]

Oh dear...

[Chris]

AFC season 2006/07 goals roundup:
YouTube - Dons goals 06-07

We've scored some crackers this season but the best by far is at 4.25 in the video

[Sam L4]

Well Real Madrid won the Spanish league tonight on a crap rule. Barce had a +20 better goal difference.

[-matthEw-]

Originally Posted by Dave

I've let my AFC season ticket lapse, I just can't justify spending all that money on what is going to be our worst season in years. There's been no attempt to increase the depth of the squad, and any injuries will result in 17 year-olds plugging the gaps. I'll be amazed if we make the top 6.

*cue Mackie scoring 40 goals this season and moving to Barcelona*

haha

well i ended up getting a half season ticket after realising that i had spent around £100 by december on trying to pick and choose games, cos i just cant sit at home when the dons are playing, far too hard.

La Liga finishing brings any football to an end. a summer-less football, although i could tune in to Copa America or whatever its called if im desperate. i hate summers without a Euro or World Cup


got my season ticket nice and early for the coming season, bring it on.