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"Huddersfield Star" - "MK Dons Ace" What's your status if you play for Barce?

"Gordon McLean, 31, of Thornliebank Road in Glasgow, also appeared and faced a charge of culpably and recklessly being in possession of a lit smoke canister "with utter disregard for the consequences"." What's a bloke of 31 doing playing with fireworks?

Foggy - you're my generation near enough. Is it not the case, though, that whatever the match - Albion Rovers or AC Milan - Rangers always went for it from the start? When celtic began to revive and play very decent football under Burns, WS learned that the way to beat them was to stand off and let them run out of steam then snatch a goal. Now it's a way of playing Rangers can't seem to shake off.

Did Mechanics not get slaughtered by Auchinleck or some other top Juniors in an SC replay last season?

Forres is blue but as an ex-Elgin loon that's the only good thing I can say about the place.

In the very old days before they copied L'pool, Aberdeen's strip was red shirt, white shorts and red socks with white tops an' muckle great tacketty boots. Haven't seen the hibbees but dark green is fine. Saw the tims by accident on the News. Hoops looked a bit retro. Was Bobby Evans playing for them again?

What a jessie set of blouses. Gimme the royal blue with white collar. No fancy add-ons.

"Great I still have a Gola t-shirt from the eighties laying in a drawer" Never mind the shirt, are the eggs any good?

The only top i want to wear Is the shirt old Tiger wore. Apt new words to a fine old tune.

Hope the Beano's still on the go. Biffo's a Bear.

"the big news from dundee today is the dandy comming to an end no more desperate dan." That's a real shocker, foggy, though there will still be a few desperate dans in cp this season. Korky (or somebody with a name like that) captained the Rangers.

"I think Dingwall should be boycotted. " Not a great fan of Dingwall as a town but it is big bluenose territory.

Could have done with this months ago, as others have said. The fact that the Tribunal hasn't managed to come out with a decision yet must show what a narrow case it is. The SPL cabal are obviously much more astute than the FTT.

Most of this kind of stuff is rubbish but this one is helluva good. Scansion and rhythm near perfect. Well done, my good man.

Don't miss Elgin. World Drams Capital.

Seven breakaways by what I'm hearing.

Never mind all that. How did the Broch play?

..... will they ask players to hand back their medals? Who's going to knock on Amorouso's door for his?

Posted on the Elgin City Board: "Look out losers, The Howden End Loyal RSC will be back in town this season. Haven't been through there since Caley died in 1994, so theres 18 years of slaps to be dished out. WATP" Just what Rangers need to boost their image in the lower leagues.

Let's hope the loonies - and there are a few - don't disgrace the Rangers name in the quiet wee towns especially the north-east where many are well disposed towards the Club. Be a shame to spoil that. As the OP says, an ideal opportunity to win friends and influence people. I never favoured the Millwall "no one likes us, we don't care" nonsense.

Baillie wrote for the SP. Wasn't too good at that either. Played centre forward sometimes but he could never use his weight or height effectively. Unlike Jimmy Millar. Short in stature but leapt like a salmon, usually high above McNeil.

Legend - I was happier when big Baillie was left out!

Not the best of times to join up, Herr Berliner. No one could call you a glory hunter. We old geezers 1947/64 had it pretty easy apart from one freak event that I don't like to talk about.

"Are we the oldest people on this site that can remember those days ?" Naw. I'm just a young lad. Ma faither tellt me aboot them. (Ahem) Johnnie Little - another unsung hero. And Willie Rae. Imagine being understudy to Sammy Cox, but he never let Rangers down.

Billy Stevenson - how I wish we had kept him. One of the cornerstones of the Shankly Liverpool resurgence. And good old Willie T and George Niven. Undersung stalwarts.