Peter Macduff

Another fantastic tune from Trashcan Sinatras

@DavaDave1884 I was blissfully unaware (forgot) about this game until I saw this. Now my plans for a gentle relaxing evening are in tatters. 🥺😀

Hopefully a scintillating Raith Rovers victory over a beleaguered Partick Thistle this evening. 🙏🤞

Our new single and video, “Bad Husband’, featuring Tracyanne Campbell from Camera Obscura, is out at midnight. Also tomorrow, our new album, “Ever The Optimist” and related items go on presale, including limited formats from the band shop and independent retail. More info soon!

@Freelander27 @TheIcicleWorks @Oceanbreeze473 Chris always gets my vote in any "Best drummer" polls I take part in.

@Oceanbreeze473 Neil Peart reckoned that the best drummer in the 80's was Chris Sharrock of the Icicle Works. Here is an old 80's clip of them>> youtube.com/watch?v=3ufUr6…

Best drummer ever - I’ll go first: Neil Peart.

@Brighti @reisshaldane I've watched it over and over from a couple of angles. The more I watch,the more I feel it was unintentional.

@reisshaldane He didn’t mean it. Watch it in real time - it was a knee-jerk reaction to the push in his back, and he instantly apologised. He’s not that kind of player. Doesn’t need to be.

Zero surprise from Jack Baird, never had an ounce of footballing ability in his body. Always been a bully bastard.

@SomeMusicDude Ballroom Blitz.....Sweet.

Name a #song based on real-life events. 🎵🎹 #Indie

@SJFC1885 @StJohnstone @StJohnstone_FS Take a look at this conversation. You've missed at least 2 x.com/i/status/20302…

Think today represented the fifth predominantly red change strip in the modern era worn by a @StJohnstone team. But I’ll let @StJohnstone_FS confirm the below: 1) The first was our second strip from Matchwinner back in our final two years at Muirton in the late 80s - the classic ‘white bib’ design. The red strip complemented the blue first strip well. It was hugely popular back then and again sold well when re-released as a classic replica a few years ago. 2) When we moved strip suppliers to Bukta the following season - our first at McDiarmid - an unusual red and white striped second strip was used and was again popular. I remember several Italians being amused by our rather rudely named sponsor when I wore it on the Ligurian coast during Italia 90. It was a Bonar after all……. 3) It was a good few years before red would return to our colours - 2013-14 to be precise - this time it was red and black vertical stripes. Not in tribute to AC Milan but to the friendship that developed between Saints and Eskisehirspor following our meeting in the Europa League in 2012. That friendship still exists and this shirt reflected it (they adopted a blue and white shirt as a second kit in reciprocation). This kit still makes me think of our wins at Forfar and Raith en route to winning the Scottish Cup that year 🏆 4) the last time we had a predominantly red second kit was in 2021-22 having just won the cup double 🏆🏆 (have I ever mentioned that?). It was designed as a tribute to the red and white stripes from the first year at McDiarmid - and I can still see Chris Kane scoring in this kit away to Austrian’s LASK in Europe that year.

@sjfcheritage @StJohnstoneFans To put a spanner in the works, I mind that strip as blue & white. It was compared to the Birmingham City strip at that time. The strip in the pic MAY have been red (home teams changed in them days) but maybe there was enough white in our strip to allow us to wear traditional blue

@ped100x @StJohnstoneFans Spot on Peter, there was definitely an all red kit. Think the kit in this photo might also have been red (& white obviously). Interestingly, they wore this one for a HOME game v Dundee. Oh for a colour version of the photo….

Hibs had to do so away to Celtic in the 2010s, but aside from that, I can’t think of any other occasion in Scottish football a team of outfielders has had to wear their goalkeeper kit. Quite intrigued to see how this looks - I just can’t place St. Johnstone wearing all red.

@StJohnstoneFans This isn't the strip I was remembering but it's red. Added bonus is I'm a ball boy behind the goals at the ice rink end youtu.be/SgpLa-nsovk?si…

@ped100x If it’s the Matchwinner one (from the 80s), there’s too much white for it to be all red for me!

@StJohnstoneFans No. It was all red socks, all red shorts, no trim, all red shirts, including cuffs and neck. Just the numbers on the back were white

@RossWayne * phenomenal

@RossWayne Absolutely brilliant Ross. It was a great feeling for me when we won the 2 cups. But the run Falkirk has been on since you launched your podcast is phenomenon. I remember seeing how low you were the season you missed promotion from League 1. Enjoy every second. Hope you win it.

instagram.com/reel/DVI8tgcDU… Trashcan Sinatras still write pretty tunes

@EdSmith666 @BenjaminGrocott On the other hand, the striker we sold a couple of weeks ago, who managed 6 goals in 19 games in the "Conference North standard league" , easily managed 2 against you in one game (only on the pitch 62 minutes) the other night 😉

@BenjaminGrocott Conference North standard league just look at the defending . Ruari isn't good enough for League One.

Thank god we shipped him out, woudlnt want a striker scoring goals now would we. Someone who runs 10k a game is what you need in a relegation scrap, not goals

@uchirio2 I put my life on hold for 4 and a bit minutes just to listen. Lovely

trashcan sinatras - weightlifting (live) youtu.be/oE6BuYdApW0?si… from the abc in glasgow, scotland on june 10, 2005

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Believe in Scotland.

The Labour ministers that do the morning rounds on tv these days are sounding more Tory than David Cameron and George Osborne ever did.

@NnatMmac Every time

Anyone else’s dog steal your seat as soon as you get up? Not got the heart to move her 💚

@sjfcheritage Are you sure that's Lindsay Hamilton? He signed on at McDiarmid.

Back: Henry Hall, Ian MacDonald, Steve Maskrey, Doug Barron, Grant Jenkins, Lindsay Hamilton, Atholl Henderson. Front: Fred Aitken, John Connolly, Jim Donaldson, Geoff Brown and authors Brian Doyle and Alastair Blair.

A great turn out of former players and fans at the launch of new Muirton Park history book at McDiarmid tonight. Thanks to everyone who came along.