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Post by Benedict Le Gauche on Jan 14, 2013 0:35:18 GMT 1
Oh. yeah! I can see the pews down Almondvale filling up with believers if the main man JCAGTL keeps up that standard of performance!
Talking of great performances, I remember, this one time, I was lead singer in a band that practiced in my mates dad's garage. We were all set up and ready to lay down some choons when my mates mum comes in with some orange juice and a plate of Jaffa cakes. Now I knew that she'd held a candle for me for some time but I was playing it cool. I just took a cup of juice and a Jaffa cake, all nonchalant like, while she was trying like a bear to give me the glad eye. So anyway, my mate took the hump and kicked me out the band. The cheek!
All's well that ends well I suppose though. His mum looks like an old granny now. 100% fact!
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Post by Dov on Jan 14, 2013 7:16:34 GMT 1
John Mainland - probably going by that match report, must be about 5 or 6?
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Post by LiviLion21 on Jan 14, 2013 10:04:47 GMT 1
Was Morton up to much when he came on? He's looked a bit sharper and added some directness to our play when he's come on the past few games and going by the highlights, he was involved in some good attacks late on too - he pushing for a start?
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Post by fourfourtwo on Jan 14, 2013 13:04:42 GMT 1
It's a bit of a worry the amount of chances we dont put away. Mcnulty missed a few that he should have been doing better with. Its good that we're getting into the positions but not finishing more off them could cost us points in other matches.
I thought on the whole we played well on saturday and deserved the three points. Best bit of skill ive seen at almondvale for a while when Garcia tena done his big chop-turn thing. Was also good to have russell back in amongst the goals. Im hoping that gets him a wee boost for going back to an old club of his this weekend.
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Post by Pedro on Jan 14, 2013 17:51:47 GMT 1
Was Morton up to much when he came on? He's looked a bit sharper and added some directness to our play when he's come on the past few games and going by the highlights, he was involved in some good attacks late on too - he pushing for a start? He has looked fitter and sharper since the recent Cowdenbeath game. He seems to slot in well well he's come on recently but would maybe be unfair on Beany if he was to drop out to accomodate JM just now. I like the option of JM coming on for Beany if GE is looking to freshen the side up during a game. |
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Post by Livi News on Jan 14, 2013 22:46:19 GMT 1
Livingston 2 Raith Rovers 1: The element of surprise
JESUS Garcia Tena was pursued by a Raith Rovers player as he attempted to retrieve a ball before it rolled out for a throw near the halfway line, but eluded his shadow with an adroit backheel and pivot.
Another defender came to meet him as he strode away down the left but a series of step-overs caused him to stumble and allowed the Livingston player to continue his remarkable run and then cross, whereupon the ball broke for Craig Barr to ram over the line.
That two centre-backs had combined to score such an artful goal, one which would earn Livingston a victory, spoke to the unpredictability of the West Lothan side. You never really know what you are going to get from them.
full article ---> www.heraldscotland.com/sport/football/livingston-2-raith-rovers-1-the-element-of-surprise.19911677? |
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Post by Livi News on Jan 14, 2013 22:50:45 GMT 1
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