The well has run dry with that one but still you keep going to the well look for the same water. That is a metaphor in case it's to hard for you to figure out meaning what you say is yesterdays fish & chip paper myb just myb it's time you move on ether that or go & talk to someone about it that might give you some closure because it sounds like you definitely need it. You forget all about the events of 1994 myb a wee Celtic history lesson is need for you. Or myb just myb you have a selective memory.

He did not achieve hee haw as you put it but did he achieve great thing no he did not. He won three league titles won one league Cup & one Scottish Cup with Rangers that is not hee haw but nether is it a record of greatness ethe. Perhaps Kyle could have achieved more on the pitch if he had not been busy getting in to situations off the pitch in Johnstone with Celtic fans when he was at Rangers. I come from a very mixed family & honestly Idont rate Kyle but even my brother in law how is a Celtic fan & how's son plays for The Burgh's boys club would not be as disparaging as you are about Kyle have talked to him at length about the situation.

Originaly from Elderslie. My nephew plays for the Brough Boys Club not long started, he is 6. My Grampa Tomson helped build Keanie Park he worked as a labourer for Mr Kenie at the time. My parents live just down the road about a 10 min walk from Keanie Park. I have been living in Hamilton for the last 5 years. From Alan Shields.

Hope you're all good Alan, thanks for still watching!!

From Johnstone myself. Moved away a long time now. Good to see the Burgh doing well. When my Father was on Refrew District Council he was involved with the Burgh. A proud Johnstone Man. Refused to move to New York when the Engineering works were bought up by Americans......I'm over it now....

Lovely wee toon!

@@FootyAdventures i was at the the game the black tech fleece aka Jack the one you had a conversation with.

No.

Mon the Bonny

Let's just say he has social behaviour problems. And I say that as a Rangers fan from a mixed family, how family stay close to Johnstone in Elderslie. My Grampa helped build Keanie Park. Johnstone Brough was created so the people of Johnstone would not need to travel to Paisley or Glasgow for something to do on a Saturday afternoon buy Mr Keanie that was his gift to Johnstone he gave a lot to the area where he was a building merchant.

Yep, absolutely massive!!

@@FootyAdventures I know U were at caley braves when dad worked there but it feels weird to see you somewhere I've got connections lol

Thanks for always watching Depek. You're a legend!

no

I would have to say absolutely not. As a Rangers & Nothern Ireland fan.

@@alanfox691 I’m from the republic so I’m definitely saying no but it’s interesting to get other peoples view