If you’ve listened to Monday’s podcast you’ll know we were supposed to bring a “Tweet if the Week” but sadly ran out of time. Well, as promised, here is what we were going to highlight on the show were it not for the file size restrictions that dictates we keep most episodes at less than 55 minutes.
And just to make up for it that little bit more, it’s a triple-threat “Tweet of the Week”.
1)
Bit of a sweet start. A wee lassie borrows her dad’s phone to send a message to her favourite musical act. There’s nothing really more we can say about that, it’s a normal thing for any daughter to do in the 21st century. We’re not sure of her age, but Paul will presumably still be wise enough in her eyes so that he can sit her down and explain that this may open him up to a bit of ribbing from players, coaches, the opposition, the support, the chairman, the bus driver etc. And that the reason for all of this is that One Direction, and Harry Styles, are complete w@nk.
Introduce her to The Clash, Paul. It’s time.
2)
Oh Danny you coy little devil. We’re now all dying to know which 5% of St Mirren you would not like to thank. Or actually, on second thoughts, we don’t really care. We’re actually surprised that you kept a good relationship with the vast majority. After all, you were only really in the first team during St Mirren’s worst two runs of the campaign and deservedly lost your job at left-back to a 20-year old.
This image was taken on Joel Sked’s computer. We like the fact that he left his response in the image.
3)
After the way John Brown disregarded the club legend and basically forced him out of the door you cannot grudge Rab Douglas for this bout of schadenfreude. After writing this, Douglas presumably went back to the celebratory party with the rest of Dundee’s support.
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