In the words of the poet, Ian McNabb, 'You must be prepared to dream'.
Saturday, May 17, 2008
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6 comments:
He was feeling pretty confident when I left him a few hours ago!
I honestly want to say he's on to something but, once I start believing, that's when R*ngers stick 10 goals past St Mirren and Celtic self-implode on Thursday.
Bremneresque 1970 Deja Vu? 'Mon the Doon Hamers!
http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/sport/Hibernian-Ladies-3--1.4095972.jp
:-p
Bit desperate there, Alan.
What next: you saw two kids playing footie in the street and the one wearing the Hibs jersey scored the most goals against his younger brother in the Celtic jersey? ;-)
Of course I'm bloody right - if we do it, it'll be much more satisfying than winning the title by Christmas, like we did last season. In fact, it will be the best title win in my lifetime!
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