By Chris MacMillan
December 23 2004

We have taken our time to celebrate the forth coming festive season, if you can suggest any wishes we have missed then please add your own.

 

On the twelfth Day of Christmas, we hope that the Falkirk Players realise the odds for Airdrie to win the League and “Do a Morton”.

On the eleventh Day of Christmas, We hope that the fans could all start pulling in a similar direction and prove to any doubters that we do deserve a football club in this town.

On the tenth Day of Christmas, we want someone to come up with an ingenious idea that will allow the blinkered people of Airdrie to see that we are here to represent the town and finally get behind us.

On the ninth day of Christmas, We want Owen Coyle to get 20 goals this season, as there is a rumour being spread that two Airdrie supporting brothers have promised free beer all night to Stomp users if he does.

On the eighth Day of Christmas, A sixteen or eighteen team Scottish Premier League to be announced.

On the seventh Day of Christmas, A celebration as the OF decide to Immigrate and ply their trade anywhere but Scotland.

On the sixth Day of Christmas, We hope for a good win over Ross County in the Scottish Cup and progression in to the next round.

On the fifth Day of Christmas, We hope that someone is kind enough to buy Jim Ballantyne a new jacket, so he can release the one he has back in to the wild. (Yes we do mean the big black one)

On the forth day of Christmas, we focus on Alan Gow a new contract would be a nice gift to the fans on such an occasion and I’m sure we could get a collection going to get you a hair cut.

On the third day of Christmas, we hope for the chance to be the team that relegates Partick Thistle the cuddly toy of Scottish football on the second last day of the season. If you can throw in three points against Falkirk on boxing day as well, please?

On the Second day of Christmas, we wish Sandy Stewart, Owen Coyle and everyone involved at Airdrie United football Club every success for 2005.

And on the first day of Christmas, we take time to wish every single Airdrie Supporter near or far a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Airdrie for the Cup