Beattie

Worked a treat.

So, it turns out this 'MS Removal Tool' is actually the virus. It's telling me my PC is infected when in fact it isn't (this aside) and tries to con folk into thinking they need it removing and to pay for it, essentially. It's built in to halt all .exe files which is why my internet etc. is fine but I can't play Football Manager and what-not. I think I've found a way to fix it here: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-ms-removal-tool .. So we'll see how this goes. And cheers for those links above.. definitely will be getting those.

Struggling to run much other than my internet browser, strangely. And must admit I don't have any specific anti-Malware programs anyway. Tried running a Virgin security scan and my PC restarted mid way through.. MS Removal Tool came up out of nowhere and claimed 38 infections but won't let me remove them.

Right.. Computer had been acting a little weird recently and today I went away from it and came back to find all my applications closed and a blue background replacing the one I had. Now getting bubble messages saying my computer is infected and: 'Warning: Application cannot be executed. The file RPS.exe is infected.'. Got about as far as finding out that RPS.exe is something to do with my Virgin Media anti-virus software so if the anti-virus itself is the problem how do I go about fixing this? Hope someone here's smarter than me..

Mate of mine always says he'd love to see Lafferty in training..

Celtic try to win games and we try not to lose them. That's the be all and end all.

He has one senior cap for Ireland in a friendly. However, new rules are that you can jump ship as long as you haven't played a competitive match. Case in point would be Jermaine Jones, US-Born German who played 3 tiems for Germany in friendlies but has now jumped ship to play for the US.

Deal has obviously been in the pipeline when you consider we bid �£700k for Goodwillie. Seems as if we just took the money Biringham had offered and went straight to Dundee Utd with it for Goodwillie and had it thrown back at us.

Striker Kenny Miller is mulling over a move to Birmingham City after Rangers accepted an offer in the region of �£700,000 from the English club. The 31-year-old Scotland player has netted 22 club goals so far this term. But he has stalled on a contract extension beyond June and he is free to speak with other clubs. Rangers failed with a bid for Dundee United's David Goodwillie but, even if Miller moves, they are unlikely to be able to meet United's �£1.5m valuation. The fee from the Midlands club would also increase should they avoid relegation from the English Premier League this season. Rangers manager Walter Smith had stated that his wish in the first instance was that Miller signed a new deal with the Glasgow side. Failing that, he hoped to keep Scottish football's leading goal-scorer until at least the end of the current league campaign. However, on Thursday Smith bemoaned the fact that the current financial situation at his club means that he will not be able to make any moves to strengthen his small squad without first selling a player. On Friday it emerged that Rangers had an offer rejected by Dundee United for the Tannadice striker Goodwillie. It is believed that the verbal offer that they submitted for the Scotland cap was approximately half of his club's estimation. Miller arrived for his second spell at Rangers in June 2008, having first signed on at Ibrox in 2000 from Hibernian. In the intervening seasons he had a one-year spell at Old Firm rivals Celtic, as well as stints in England with Wolves and Derby County. The forward has already played under Birmingham boss Alex McLeish, who was Scotland manager in 2007. So far, Miller has amassed 51 international caps, scoring 12 goals. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/r/rangers/9349550.stm -- And so it begins..

As lip goes, that's not too bad.

Dorrans for Brown and it would look a decent side.

McGregor Hutton Weir McManus Wallace McCulloch Fletcher Brown McFadden Boyd Miller Team according to SSN..

Must admit.. I do find the whole thing a bit odd. He's not even listed on the squad list on the official site yet, plus the welcome page before you enter had an advertisement for an interview with Jelavic available now on Rangers TV but the link led to an error and has now disappeared.. all just seems to of gone rather quiet. I've got a rare Saturday off and got a ticket for the St. Johnstone game and can't believe we'll of signed a player over a week ago by that point and there's a possibility he won't be able to play.

They had Jelavic last year.. But seriously if Newcastle play like they did yesterday.. trouble.

Need to wonder now if there's anything in these Miller rumours.. Pretty sure before Jelavic signed we would assume the preferred frontline would be Miller/Beattie but what about now?

I just did. .. .. James Beattie's on the ball James Beattie's on the ball He's number 19 and 6ft 1" He'll score goals for fun There's thousands come to see him, they watch him on the ba' He's here for 54, James Beattie's on the ball Personal favourite of mine, to an obvious tune.

Few belting songs being thought up for him already elsewhere.

Personal disaster.. I always get my name and number on my tops which is '8 BEATTIE' .. anyone who sees me now is going to have a look and think: 'Look at that prat with the wrong number on his top!' .. :fish:.

Tin hat on.. someone elsewhere came up with this little stat.

Would this not cup-tie him for the CL?

Where's that from? The grammar in that article is shocking.

Think you're possibly getting him mixed up with Welsh compatriot, Gareth Bale?

Anyone else think this is actually a pretty.. good signing?

Ugh..

Must admit when me and my mates were on holiday watching the World Cup we were all pretty impressed with this guy in the group stages but the argument is that if he was that good then he wouldn't be lingering around not doing much of note till he was 29. Although I think it's fair to say he could walk it in the SPL.