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Saturday saw me return to the snooker table for the first time in years.
The results might generously have been described as mixed. But I was always rubbish at snooker.
Incompetence is permanent.
So, we are often told, is class. Saturday offered a chance to put that to the test.
Saturday saw me return to the snooker table for the first time in years.
The results might generously have been described as mixed. But I was always rubbish at snooker.
Incompetence is permanent.
So, we are often told, is class. Saturday offered a chance to put that to the test.
Edinburgh City v Irvine Meadow in the Scottish Cup today.
And, it seems, a City debut for Russell Latapy.
A remarkable signing. A union, fittingly, sealed in an Edinburgh nightclub.
Follow @scotfootblog for updates from the game.
Donate to the Scottish Football Blog Blogathon, 19 November 2011
Edinburgh City v Irvine Meadow in the Scottish Cup today.
And, it seems, a City debut for Russell Latapy.
A remarkable signing. A union, fittingly, sealed in an Edinburgh nightclub.
Follow @scotfootblog for updates from the game.
Donate to the Scottish Football Blog Blogathon, 19 November 2011
It's almost ten years since Franck Sauzée left Easter Road, a turbulent 69 days of management
bringing a passionate Leith love affair to an end.
Yet he's still revered by the green and white hordes (not all, but a hefty number). Gone but ever
more cherished.
Why?
Over the course of Ted Brack's account of the Sauzée era many observers – teammates, his former
manager, Hibs legends and ordinary fans – try to get the bottom of what it was in the
relationship between the veteran and the faithful that convinced so many supporters that there was
indeed only "one Sauzée.
It's almost ten years since Franck Sauzée left Easter Road, a turbulent 69 days of management
bringing a passionate Leith love affair to an end.
Yet he's still revered by the green and white hordes (not all, but a hefty number). Gone but ever
more cherished.
Why?
Over the course of Ted Brack's account of the Sauzée era many observers – teammates, his former
manager, Hibs legends and ordinary fans – try to get the bottom of what it was in the
relationship between the veteran and the faithful that convinced so many supporters that there was
indeed only "one Sauzée.
