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Scott7

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  1. Use it or lose it. Better say something, then.

     

    Ralphie Brand, purveyor of goals weekly to the faithful from the nominal inside left position, was spotted for Rangers by Mr Struth, watching him on TV as Ralph starred at outside right for the Scottish International Youth side in an education of their English counterparts at Wembley.

  2. I like the two new CBs - the old ones would have lost at least one goal.

     

    Tav didn’t go to summer school defenders’ classes.

     

    Morelos a shadow of the player he was at the start of last season, he obviously jouked the target practice. By the middle of the second half he was hiding out on the wings leaving an empty penalty box.

     

    Ejaria knows how to play.

     

    Middleton looks like a Rangers player.

  3. 2 hours ago, colinstein said:

    I remember the Grey, Hilly, Harley, Jocky Robertson. Junior McGillivray side....I think they were into the round neck tops by then

    Great sde to watch in their V neck jerseys.

     

    The style of the shirt you posted is just the style Rangers should be wearing.

  4. I remember an old guy on the ‘bus after the game saying five breakaways. He was a communist from Greenock btw who had studied at Ballioll College Oxford and was working as a University librarian. Not many like that at the fitbaw.

     

    Best memory of Gilzean is him leaping high above fellow Hotspur, Maurice Norman, to head the winning goal, Hampden 1964.

  5. 3 hours ago, buster. said:

    I doubt there has ever been an easier half of a WC draw to get through to a Final than what England have had in front of them in 2018.

     

    Tunisia, Panama, Columbia, Sweden and Croatia 

     

    Straightforward but it's been like getting teeth pulled and for the good of the game, I hope a team who have showed more football like France or Belguim win it.

    Reminiscent of celtic’s triumphal march to some final or other in Lisbon, I think it was.

     

    But I hope England win it, not for the tv-watching, pizza-eating, lager-swilling, sofa-sitting girlies and their gloopy blokes who’ve never climbed a terrace in December in their lives and not for the studio blabberers but for the thousands who every weekend travel from Sunderland to Bournemouth, from Dover to Wrexham to watch unfancied teams and for the players themselves. They seem to be a decent enough lot. No Beckhams or other Fauntleroys. 

     

    The football purist would say Belgium deserve it.

     

     

  6. They play quite good football, though, do they not? By that I mean proficient at control of the ball and passing it to a chap in the same side with a philosophy of trying to attack the opposition goal rather than spoiling and waiting for something to turn up.

     

    I don’t know about their tactical flexibility, pitch geography awareness, nor the strength of their sports psychology but no team with Modric and Rakitic in it is poor.

  7. Belgium 2-1 Brazil.

     

    Old fashioned, exciting football especialy when the Belgians tired after seventy minutes and Brazil came on to a game.

     

    Belgium have scored the two best goals of the tournament, the winner against Japan and the second tonight.

  8. At the end of the Today programme this morning on R4 I tried to switch to R5 for the football news but being a doddering old goat I poked the wrong button and got Radio Porridge instead. By the time I realised what I’d done I was committed to other activity and couldn’t switch back immediately so I heard some domestic trivia then a report about the Annapolis shooting.

     

    Nothing strange about that except it was delivered by a RTE reporter. This morning and yesterday I had already heard reports from BBC and US reporters. Why did PQ chose an RTE journo one wonders? Did they have to pay the broadcast equivalent of lineage? I’m sure they could have got the London stuff free.

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