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Today was more about the footballing side of the club for a change rather than the off the field nonsense. That was a nice distraction
![]() Speaking of which, yet more arse biting for Jabba... http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/f...record-1261653 |
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Don't get me wrong, there are mercenaries there like Ian Black etc. But for the young lads it was a great moment.
Today was more about the footballing side of the club for a change rather than the off the field nonsense. That was a nice distraction ![]() I just don't know where it goes now. |
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I must have been seeing things when I saw Lee McCulloch jumping around with the trophy.
It's funny because in the eyes of the fans, The Rangers was picking up where Rangers left off, which includes routinely beating SPL sides while marching towards silverwear. I'm sure there was talk of an "easy quadruple" at the start of the season. So for the only trophy to be a title that was a foregone conclusion, and that being celebrated as though it were an SPL title, was hilarious to watch. Both Rangers & Celtic had foregone conclusions in winning their respective leagues so based on your logic Celtic shouldn't have been celebrating their title win either - what were they supposed to do slit their wrists after the trophy presentation?? |
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Remind us what superpower of Scottish football you support again??
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Both Rangers & Celtic had foregone conclusions in winning their respective leagues so based on your logic Celtic shouldn't have been celebrating their title win either - what were they supposed to do slit their wrists after the trophy presentation??
I should have known the point would be lost.I'm putting the celebrations in the context of the attitude at the start of the season, and the continued claiming of the previous club's history. That's what makes them, to fans of other clubs, hilarious. |
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Watched Glasgows wee team celebrating their Amateur Scottish 4th Tier Irn Bru Cup win today, had a decent laugh at them.
Must be looking forward to an exciting season in the Irn Bru 3rd Tier next season where they'll face stars like Wullie McTavish, Hector Broon, Angus Williamson and big Hamish McPherson at Cowfield Park and the Pig Sty Arena. |
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Bring back Craig Burley!
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Watched Glasgows wee team celebrating their Amateur Scottish 4th Tier Irn Bru Cup win today, had a decent laugh at them.
Must be looking forward to an exciting season in the Irn Bru 3rd Tier next season where they'll face stars like Wullie McTavish, Hector Broon, Angus Williamson and big Hamish McPherson at Cowfield Park and the Pig Sty Arena. |
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Watched Glasgows wee team celebrating their Amateur Scottish 4th Tier Irn Bru Cup win today, had a decent laugh at them.
Must be looking forward to an exciting season in the Irn Bru 3rd Tier next season where they'll face stars like Wullie McTavish, Hector Broon, Angus Williamson and big Hamish McPherson at Cowfield Park and the Pig Sty Arena. |
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Killie v Hibs suspended after fan collapses and is currently receiving emergency medical attention.
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Abandoned
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Peter Pawlett apparently dives to win a penalty which Niall McGinn equalises from.
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Not a nice way to end the killie game. Wonder what happened
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Seems a bit extreme to abandon the match, lack of medical cover because of the medical emergency or the individual concerned is a club official?
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I don't think they abandoned the rangers game in January where the fan died.
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Seems a bit extreme to abandon the match, lack of medical cover because of the medical emergency or the individual concerned is a club official?
Crosshouse hospital is literally less than 5 minutes away from Rugby Park so I doubt medical cover would have been a problem ... |
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Dundee. What's your point, caller?
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Dundee have been relegated following the 1-1 draw with Aberdeen. At least they made a fight of it.
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An article on the BBC about the switch to summer football says there are three options.Status quo, extended winter break or the season to run from April to October.
The current close-season runs from mid May to mid July. How can it be possible to have a five month close season?
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a change to summer football, when exactly is summer?
it was bloody freezing at the Falkirk stadium yesterday. |
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I preferred the First Division anyway. ![]() Quote:
My point is that you should maybe be concentrating on your own clubs sad efforts this season instead of obsessing about the OF ... but each to their own.
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I preferred the First Division anyway.
![]() Obsessing. Sure, a post on a forum makes me obsessed. Toddle off, now. Given that a large percentage of your posts are either about (the) Rangers or Celtic I think the "obsessed" remark is pretty accurate. |
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Given that a large percentage of your posts are either about (the) Rangers or Celtic...
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a change to summer football, when exactly is summer?
it was bloody freezing at the Falkirk stadium yesterday. Personally I would rather see the title and relegation deciders played in April & May than in November! |
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I don't think they abandoned the rangers game in January where the fan died.
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Just read that the fan died, RIP, condolences to all family and friends.
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