Scott7

A missed opportunity is always a failure.

"Green deflects from another poor performance." No, he doesn't. Nothing can deflect from the current performances. Anyway, Green's beeen going on about this for a while.

"hope he does hes a family friend. free tickets for me" Support the club and pay at the gate ya cheapskate.

I don't want my memories of the best foreigner by miles to play in Scottish football to be tarnished by managerial failure (Greig, McCoist) or even managerial mediocrity. We need a tradesman manager. McInnes has never been on my wanted list but if he succeeds at Aberdeen he might turn out to be just the man. Say what we like about Aberdeen it's a good proving ground for managers.

Sandaza was a fool but he was induced by false pretences to disclose commercial information so if he's got grounds of action I'll be very pleased to see a smart alec get his come-uppance. The only question - what damage did FS suffer? Quite a lot if he gets the sack but I doubt if Rangers can do that even if they want to.

I saw some names in Leggo's article. As I said the HC Glesca Boys. Or should that be "bhoys"? Great stuff D'Art. Articulate persistence will get you places where the ranters won't.

Top QCs? Doubt it. Just the High Court Glesca Boys..

Caldow,Greig, Baxter, Henderson and Wilson (+ Law) managed by Ian McColl (and to show my lack of bias, Smith, Johnstone, Reilly, Brown, White and McKay) = Scotland the Great. Went off the national side after the shabby treatment of Gough and Robertson.

They're a dreary bunch, the Timmish are they not? Boring for Ireland as usual. I bet the inhabitants of that dear land across the sea hope to God they never come back.

Borussia Dortmund didn't have a Dortmund celtic playing in the same city with the local council packed with the other lot's fans. The theme of the article, however, is correct.

The 80s team was a good side. It's just that they played badly and lacked confidence. If Ferguson or McLean had managed them they would have won a few trophies. Much better than the current squad.

Done. Hope the young lady's tutors are not timmish. Colleges are full of the wasters while the rest of us get on with real work.

Don't worry. City are poor in the winter. Warm weather team.

Real trained at the Etihad. I don't think Sir A. complained and he's not slow to bleat if something's bothering him.

"Cameroun Ace": "former Burnley and Reading star". Forgive me, but it's 50 years since Burnley had any "stars" and I doubt if Reading have ever had any. But if the player is a good, honest tradesman, he'll do fine.

In reality the goodwill of a FC is thepunters who are prepared to turn up week in, week out. I still don't see how goodwill can be negative. Re-valued yes but negative? Contradiction in terms.

"fuelled mainly by the release of negative goodwill of over £20m" What the hell is that? Forlan? Anyone?

At Kilmarnock yesterday. Pity there weren't enough fans to hold them up. I don't watch (ahem) "top level football" very often but I saw the whole of the second half of Kilmarnock v Hibs. I thought the Killie keeper was a bit ropey, then I realised it was Cammy Bell! To be fair, he had nobody in front of him who looked like a defender so he should feel at home at Ibrox. Griffiths looked like a player but so would my granny if she'd been in that game. He also looked as if he'd been born for a hooped jersey. Talking about jerseys, what were Kilmarnock doing in red and white? I mind when they played in hoops too but respectable blue and white.

"Charles Green eyeballing Peter Lawwell in the boardroom? Neil Lennon and Ally McCoist in each otherâ??s faces on the track in front of a baying mob? Bring it on." Journos use language like that, then when there's a wee bit of trouble at the match, they're ranting about Scotland's shame, old firm madness and all the other mock outrage cliches.

celtic really are a dastardly institution. We should never play another match against them.

Willie Wallace played for Raith, Hearts and them. He was never a 'Ger.

Good luck with getting the money out of the Liquidators.

Point 5 means the payments were legal but the failure to disclose was a contravention of the rules. It was more than an admin error because a positive decision was taken not to disclose.

Most Edinburgh lawyers don't gve a flier about sport. Most of those who do are rugger chaps. The few that are football minded are mostly Hearts with some Hibbees and even some of those are masons. The celtic fans are the keelies who practise at the criminal bar and travel through every day on the train.

The bbc guy Mick Loughlin or whatever his name is was looking gloomy on the telly tonight. Maybe he knows something upsetting. For him and his cholleagues, obviously.