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Was he organizing for Hillary?

David Somers signed the deal ... http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/one-quid-year-plus-vat-9314518 It wont copy and paste.

He was the best header of a ball since Billy Simpson. My kingdom, (or whatever the equivalent for a commoner is), for an other Hately in MW's setup.

That's hardly the point though, eh?

Here's another one who postures and says whatever he wants being blanked. Political correctness, and the users thereof, may have seen its best days go by ... http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/markets/2016/11/12/report-michael-moore-visits-trump-tower/93721216/

As an aside, more shares on the move yesterday ... Rangers International Football Club PLC Symbol Ind Price Change on Price Currency Daily Volume RFC 27.5p 0 GBX 0 Trade Date Trade time Price Volume 03.11.16 14:00 27.5p 181,329 03.11.16 14:00 27.5p 181,350

We shall never know if his attitude has changed if he doesn't get another game !! If he's prepared to put the team first then give him the chance to prove it.

I still believe that King will bring it home. Most fans want success now, but he knows that fiscally this is a long game. Here's hoping for a couple of quality signings in January.

Between Strachan, McGhee and Brown they are making the Scotland team look foolish. How long is this nepotism going to continue?

Shame for the young fella. Most genuine talent they have had since McGrain.

Unfortunately, the contracts would still be in place.

Would you settle for a one goal or a two goal victory at this point?

We could issue 'Convertible Cumulative Preference Shares' which supply a dividend to the holder, but because of the dividend payment we should not require to repay the capital amount raised 'in perputua'. Assuming, of course, that the Board is in a position to issue these shares. { FS help out here. } These securities, although called shares, have equity[shares] and debt elements. Being a debt element the amount paid should be called Interest rather than Dividend. Now Convertible shares do have conditions allowing the holder to convert the CCPS’s into Preference shares but when you are guaranteed a permanent fixed dividend, why would you give that up for the possibility of an unpredictable dividend? p.s. You could consult a certain D. Desmond for advice.

It's frustrating, but what other spin can he put on it - money talks.

Paraphrase this song perhaps ... 'Twas a cold and grey November morn, as I left Belfast town, In a cold and lonely prison van, for Long Kesh I was bound, 'Cause my spirit was unbroken and my heart was still un-found, Why, I knew that i'd soon be with the men behind the wire.

I think their biggest problem is once again at CH. Toure is strong in the tackle and reasonable in the air but he seems to have a problem when he's turned and at the same time is pressured. This opens the door for Kranjcar to chip balls over him for Windass or Forrester to run on to. Also, Halliday has to pressure Brown and/or Bitton in midfield. They are not that good and the door for us is at least half-open.

Prost !! Happy Oktoberfest !!

Efe Ambrose or Kolo Toure, what's the difference?

O'Halloran plays out wide, but so did Scott, Henderson, Cousin etc. and they scored a few. It would certainly help his case. p.s. I like him too.

Read this for a wee bit of clarification. It wont let me copy and paste ... http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/rangers-bad-boy-joey-barton-9051871

Assists are great, but goals are better. That is the club's greatest need at the moment.

The Rangers' players had choices too. The only difference I can see, is that the club was administratively involved in transferring their money from source into the EBTs. Now if the C1888c players had their club do the same, i.e. pass the money directly to the various LLPs, then where is the difference to the Rangers' players? Also, where does that leave the counter argument between both clubs' actions? That is, the players chose their tax instrument and the club facilitated their requests.

"Having spoken to colleagues, they have heard cases where experts on Irish history have come in and told the court why Roll of Honour is a song related to the IRA and what it means." ... He had his mind made up before he heard the case.

LOL, accurate.

I would say that is his agent's job.