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Looks like the 'played in Europe' criteria for club legends is crashing and burning. That's a terrible, wee shame.

Craig Reid starred in Motherwell's humiliating defeat to Stjarnan. Just like Foaud Bachirou, he was also a poisonous snake. And now found slumming it at little Ayr United.

^^^ couldn't argue with the facts ^^^ wanted to appear smart anyway ^^^ utterly failed Thanks for playing anyway champ.

I asked you to provide evidence for your claim that: As you've clearly struggled with that fairly basic task, I've highlighted the point in question. You whined about the use of 'random words' by his detractors, when all I can see are coherent, logical and largely fact-based arguments. Nobody cares whether you agree with them or not - but unless you can provide evidence for that claim, it's clear that you're embarking on some sort of Salty-esque syntax, concern trolling. Which I suspect isn't working out quite as well as you had planned.

Ryan McGuffie, James Grady and Stewart Kean had already played 'European football' before joining Morton. None of those players are 'legends' and two of the four are confirmed, poisonous snakes. It's almost as if 'playing European football' is not in itself an achievement. For you to take Wake's name in vain to cheerlead for a ringer like Bachirou is breathtaking.

Evidence to support this claim please, as it would appear that you're talking shit once again.

He was absolutely useless in the position for which he was signed, then became a good attacking full-back when playing against comedy outfits (Beith; Queen of the South). His defensive weaknesses/errors were already apparent at the first game at Dunfermline and didn't improve afterwards. We've had worse ringers, but between McDonagh declaring that he performed well and Oyenuga thinking that he is a fans' favourite, I think that standards clearly need to be raised at this once-proud football club.

I think you'll find that he's regarded as a snake for around Scottish football the entire summer before he actually left, only to be rejected and return to Cappielow. Nobody has any issue with him actually leaving at the second time of trying, but he shouldn't have darkened the door of the club again. That's one way of describing the performances of a so-called defensive midfielder, in a team that shipped seventy league goals and ten on the final day of the season.

Assistant caretaker of the club Filofax effortlessly hounded from his post. Last spotted trying to get Jon Scullion a new club on Twitter like a weirdo stalker of utterly gubbins Morton development squad players. Also Sad!

Another snake punished by having his career wash up in the Junior diddy ranks. Absolutely glorious.

That is probably breaking news in Forfar tbh.

Oooft, not quite yet: A failure of a player for a failed club.

Close but no cigar: signs for Cambuslang Rangers in the I-don't-even-know-what, shan level of the West-Central junior pyramid.

Missed the chance handed to him on a plate by the Wake Turn at Firhill - get him in the sea.

That puffing, obese mess of a centre-back Chris Smith has been released by Clyde. 'Stardom' in the Ayrshire juniors awaits IMO.

Former left-back Shaun Dillon is now one of two (!) assistant managers at Greenock Juniors.

Former club serpent Craig Reid's career reaches a new, hilarious low - released by Peterhead.

Joe McKee cons a two-year deal from Falkirk. Between that news and the distinct possibility of Ross snaking the spoon-burners, everything is coming up The Famous today.

The same, nothing level of the game that FC United of Manchester and their diminishing, infighting rabble of a fanbase are marooned in. Strange that The Model for All Other Clubs hasn't worked out too well.

Whichwe've already established is meaningless drivel, after you screeched for Jamie fucking McDonagh to start a crucial promotion match instead of our leading scorer and assist-maker by a country mile. Thanks for playing anyway.

Horsed 5-1 and 7-2 by Forfar. Get that right up him; an utterly poisonous reptile.

Bollocks to 'fair play' for that snake mercenary. He slithered over there to play under Ray 'Ray' McKinnon again like some sort of starstruck groupie and felt that Raith offered a 'bigger challenge' than The Famous. And he has duly been punished with the instant departure of his idol, the arrival of John Hughes who despised him and papped him to the bench and a humiliating relegation by a bunch of Angus bumpkins. A bigger challenge indeed when he and that horrible little club are slumming it out with Airdrie and Ayr for play-off spots behind Alloa next season. Wake works in glorious ways.

Correct. We already have Quitongo, Oliver and Thomson signed up for next season. We need one, at most two more forwards in the first team squad and none of those players should be considered for the role.

No it isn't. He was also looking for a team that would challenge at the right end of the table and thought Raith fucking Rovers was a better option than The Famous. A decision that is working out well for him.