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MU are ageing. Rooney and RvP are out. Manager can't do anything about that.

Moyes should have had replacements lined up last season ... oh, wait a minute, Moyes wasn't there, it was the all-seeing genius Sir AF. Not that I'm bothered.

The bloke was rightly convicted under the Act. (I'm not saying the Act itself is right)

The Sheriff guy then had to decide how to punish the individual in front of him. He decided that in the circumstances of the offence and in the circumstances of the individual a punishment was not necessary. Might have been different if I'd been the chap in the dock. e.g. "Should have known better you old fool. £200.00 fine, slammer if I see you here again".

"someone bailing out before the real collapse?"

Yes, but who is bailing in?

Mason's one of us, surely.

Grandstanding. It's what the SNP do.

Some butcher won a big prize for haggis-making. The local Party leiter got in touch t see if the MP/MSP could come and get his photo taken presenting the prize. The butcher guy told them to get lost.

Gascoigne's genius on the park was never flawed. What's more he combined his genius with effort. Young suoerstars should learn from that.

130 hours unpaid work and a Suprvision Order for 12 months.

Not so long ago a second conviction got you the slammer.

“When you play away from home against some of the teams we face, it is the game of their lives,”

Willie Woodburn said something similar. He didn't bleat about it though. His comment? - "It was my job to stop them." Try that, Seb.

"punishing schedule" - in this Division?

In fairness Wolves fans do turn out for their team.

Sammy was captain against England 3rd April 1954. Lost 2 - 4. (Wisnae Sammy's fault)

This was his team.

1 George Farm

2 Mike Haughney

3 Sammy Cox

4 Bobby Evans

5 Frank Brennan

6 George Aitken

7 John Mackenzie

8 Robert Johnstone

9 Jackie Henderson

10 Allan Brown

11 Willie Ormond

Farm was an ok keeper but the only players apart from Sammy were the Hibbees Johnstone and Ormond and to a lesser extent Brown of Blackpool.

McColl was never captain. Shocking ommission!

Sammy Cox captained both but not full time skipper. Ian McColl? Mibbees.

O'Rourke had plenty of skill but he was an indefatigueable battler for the Hibs as well.

As for Stanton - he'd have done the blue jersey proud. I forgive him for his short sojourn with the second greens.

So, the greeting moaners win again.

Suarez to Real, I would think. Be wasted at the Bridge.

All the "Rangers Men" have had opportunities to save the club but have failed to do the business.

A supporters' ("supporters", not "fans") co-operative is the answer but not even the supporters are united.

Are we doomed? Is Fergus McCann doing anything just now? OK, he made his dime out of them but pre-McCann the Bank were going to pull the plug and they were disaster on the field unable to compete with Aberdeen and Motherwell. He rescued them and rescues do not come free of charge.

Is he te sheep or the arab?

They didn't disgrace Scottish football - they disgraced celtic. Disgracing a disgrace takes a bit of doing.

"Well done West Ham and Sunderland"

Ha'way the lads.

Can't even spell "practices".

Illiterate dolts out.

Big Eck, surely.

McCoist to the Albion, Clarke to Ibrox?

Perhaps not. I quite like WBA.

Ronnie would have beeen fine. You thinking of Willie T. perhaps?

I think Barce love celtic about six times more than celtic love Barce at the moment.

Muscat. Steele. This is developing into a horror story.

Who else is down in the crypt. Stephens?