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11 hours ago, Frankie said:

With a broad smile, Neil Lennon spat on a Rangers scarf (wrongly) thrown at him 20 yards from my seat in the Copland nearly 20 years ago so the pretense he's some sort of misunderstood angel will never, ever wash with me.

 

But, like it or not, many Celtic fans will see him as a legend. 

 

That's fair enough, however, I always thought BBC journalists, and their chief sportswriters at that, were meant to be objective and tell all parts of a story.  It always amazes me how the bad: the spitting, the cheating, his own bigotry and the misogynistic, threatening behaviour off the park are always ignored to treat him as some sort of victim.

 

He's a nasty piece of work and I sincerely hope this is the last we see of him up here.  

 

 

I will second that 

Another win and progress to the next round,  well done 

1 minute ago, ian1964 said:

You watching the right game?

Aye 

Need to do a lot better in the second half a lot better 

Poor  full back play need to pull up their socks 

Mon the gers 

We know what needs to be done,  now get out and do it .

Would love Mr Neil to interview her for an hour or two 

The thing I will miss is the pantomime that followed his last day who can forget the riot outside the dump when fans were clearing the fences like grand national runners 

 Who gives a toss who they appoint  

A good easy job going for someone and a decent wage I would imagine 

Just been reading that former Leeds and Manchester United player has been diagnosed with dementia. 

A fine big centre half. 

Ciders for yokels 

Rangers 2 Royal Antwerp  0

FGS Morelos 

10 minutes ago, 26th of foot said:

Gunpowder proof?

 

I was told as a young Subaltern, never drink gunpowder proof Pussers with a Bootneck, apparently when you awake, you have a limp?

 

Keep your Bruv' safe.

 

 

 

 

It is gunpowder proof 54% it will blow the bunnet off him 

I have a bottle of Pussers  rum here for the brother to celebrate I shall have a nice coffee 

 No Kai Johansen or Orjan Persson 

Even the penalty king Johnny Hubbard 

45 minutes ago, Gonzo79 said:

Baxter and Gazza wouldn't have lasted a week at Ibrox if we operated on that basis.

i doubt if those two former employees would have caught a virus that can have potential fatal consequences 

Simple answer if an employee messes up he has to go the same rule would apply to the whole workforce at Ibrox. 

According to the special one he's the best manager in the world and his present club Spurs are not in crisis, 

It's a funny old game 

Kamara 

Four goals three points cant complain , I hope Jack's injury is just a knock 

Since the toffees last beat the scouser at Anfield there has been six star wars movies released, 

Not a lot of people know that 

24 minutes ago, 26th of foot said:

Season 76-77 is best forgotten, it was the season sandwiched between two Trebles.

 

However, something noteworthy occurred. A crisi in central defence saw Jock Wallace contact his old mate and manager of Southampton, Lawrie McMenemy. The Saints had just won the FA Cup and their Scots central defender and BIG Bluenose, Jim Steele was available for short term loan. Clutching his FA Cup winners medal, Jim pitched up at the Albion and kicked everybody. He played five straight games in six weeks, including ra Sellik. He was deservedly booked in all five games and tried extra hard against ra Yahoos to get another booking. He was staunch.

 

You can imagine the end of season discussions at all the RSCs? Jim won six RSC POTY awards, on the strength of those successive cautions. 

 

In this vein, I am voting for Nathan Patterson because it will annoy the hell out of the usual suspects. 

Jim Steele was my type of defender