Stirling Albion v Aberdeen

[57vintage]

It took us a third game play-off (at Dens Park) against the Beanos to get through to the semi-final of the 76 League Cup. We smashed the manky lice-infested old dead hunbaśtards 5-1 in the semi-final and then only went and won it against the clarty, pîsh-stinking VicTims.

https://www.afcheritage.org/matches/...report?id=3233

I cannot remember a single pant being pïshed.

[ZakkTheMakk]

It took us a third game play-off (at Dens Park) against the Beanos to get through to the semi-final of the 76 League Cup. We smashed the manky lice-infested old dead hunbaśtards 5-1 in the semi-final and then only went and won it against the clarty, pîsh-stinking VicTims.

https://www.afcheritage.org/matches/...report?id=3233

I cannot remember a single pant being pïshed.

Was our next game in that season very possibly the most important of the whole season? Not being alive then I couldn't say but I'd hazard a guess that it wasn't

[57vintage]

Was our next game in that season very possibly the most important of the whole season? Not being alive then I couldn't say but I'd hazard a guess that it wasn't

Who decides what’s the most important match of the season?

For the record, Joe Harper scored twice in the next game to beat Celtic. From memory we then went on to beat the Huns 5-1, TMSTID 3-2, and Motherwell 3-1 the week before we beat the green wánkers in the final.

[ZakkTheMakk]

Who decides what’s the most important match of the season?

For the record, Joe Harper scored twice in the next game to beat Celtic. From memory we then went on to beat TSMSTID 3-2, the Huns 5-1, TMSTID 3-2, and Motherwell 3-1 the week before we beat the green wánkers in the final.

Well financially it could very well turn out to be our most important match of the season, as much as we would drop into the Conference we could be in the Europa league with teams such as Liverpool which would bring in substantially more revenue. And if we finished 3rd in Europa then we're in the Conference after Christmas if memory serves.

So I would say over the course of this season then it would rank up there with importance. Remind me, how many times in the past 20 years have we been in the playoff for Europa league?

[57vintage]

Well financially it could very well turn out to be our most important match of the season, as much as we would drop into the Conference we could be in the Europa league with teams such as Liverpool which would bring in substantially more revenue. And if we finished 3rd in Europa then we're in the Conference after Christmas if memory serves.

So I would say over the course of this season then it would rank up there with importance. Remind me, how many times in the past 20 years have we been in the playoff for Europa league?

Why would I need to remind you since you seem to have all the answers already?

[ZakkTheMakk]

Why would I need to remind you since you seem to have all the answers already?

I don't, I'm not you.

I believe it's probably 1 so if that's accurate then what we're hoping to achieve on Thu and the following fixture isn't something that comes around often and as such we want to be in the best possible position to get a good result.

That wasn't difficult to follow was it? Now you see why I said it was the most important match of the season?

[57vintage]

Aye, fitivver.

You just crack on min.

[swaddon2]

It took us a third game play-off (at Dens Park) against the Beanos to get through to the semi-final of the 76 League Cup. We smashed the manky lice-infested old dead hunbaśtards 5-1 in the semi-final and then only went and won it against the clarty, pîsh-stinking VicTims.

https://www.afcheritage.org/matches/...report?id=3233

I cannot remember a single pant being pïshed.

Last time we won the cup, we scraped through on penalties at home to Alloa after a 0-0 draw in the second round.