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aye dinnae support the team closest to your house then. cos they're the shitest in britain :P

but aye, raith looking good. not as sealed as ours is though. good 3-0 win yesterday by the looks of it. shame ayr and brechin won too but we don't wanna win the league too early B)

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graham weir. used to play for hearts. his brother plays for east fife, used to play for livi. and he went to oz to play and dumped his girlfriend the day after they arrived. they're obviously pricks :P

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Yeah my flatmate reckons there is another couple as well, one with konterman winner, and another which he thinks novo scored the winner but isn't sure. I obvious chose to forget them, he took great delight in reminding me.

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Realistically yes, we're f**ked but St Midden's next fixtures are Hearts(a), Accies(h), Celtic(a), Aberdeen(a). Ours are St Johnstone(h), St Mirren(a), Rangers(h), Hibs(a) (I don't know why we'll be playing more games :unsure: )

The next two games are must wins for us. If we can go into the split 1 point behind (assuming Midden don't get anymore points) I think we could do it. Very unlikely but I won't give up hope till it's mathematically impossible. Surely that's what being a football fan is about?:P

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