compo

A horrid club and a horrid corrupt SFA .

48 minutes ago, buster. said:

They appear to be prioritizing their own fans wishes/experience with the hope that they can can continue the recent growth in attendance which will offset the loss in away tickets sold when the OF visit.

 

TBF, you could compare it with us telling Celtic that they only get the corner. The main difference being that financially that wasn't really a risk and hence our board weren't going for a policy change that cut into revenue. 

 

If Kilmarnock were to grow their average by a further 1,000, it would make up lost revenue from OF games.

Thing is, when results do tail off, so will their fans, as sure as night follows day.

 

 

Once Clarke leaves they will be desperate for bums on seats 

United have a big rebuilding job ahead dont envy the manager the task 

Personally I think officials in England have it in for Cardiff manager Warnock he's old school and says what he thinks and they dont like criticism some of the decisions against them this season have been very strange, 

Scottish football is dying and these silly people are cutting their own crowds and their own much needed income it's crazy the lunatics have taken over the asylum. 

8 its been another disappointing season the hooped horrors have been in poor form since before Rodgers left and we still couldn't take advantage , very disappointed old man I am . 

then when you watch the highlights all you will see is empty seats  

Big game tonight between Brighton and Cardiff 

Let's face it ,  it looks like  the fat man has us by the short and hairs  just who is responsible for doing these contracts 

Ritchie

Shearer 

Caldow

Grieg

McKinnon 

Baxter

Henderson 

McMillan 

Millar 

Brand 

Wilson 

Now I would say that's value for money 

Looks like another kicking from the fat man and another huge bill to pay his legal fees,  I think we need a better legal team .

Voted 

This is when you know its getting near season ticket renewal time again .

We will just have to wait until the transfer window opens to see what money is available by that time both Gerrard and McAllister will have had a season to assess the many weaknesses in our team and they will hope to address the gap which is still as big as ever .

2 hours ago, JFK-1 said:

Also interesting to note that McInnes is saying that he was sent to the stands for reacting to 'sectarian chanting' from the yahoo following.

 

While this guy who has a history of apparently being attuned to and sensitive to such things and getting away with reacting somehow didn't hear it.

But he's a lunatic he only hears the voices in his head 

Duncan Stanners then again not so much a disappointment more of a big tit .

56 minutes ago, Scott7 said:

You’re old enough to know better, compo.

Imagine thinking the sheep would beat the horrors I must be going senile 

took the sheep and Cosgrove for a one nil win

Let's hope he gets a custodial sentence he's nothing but a thug. 

A true liverpool legend 

Just noticed that in tonight's two UEFA cup ties involving Chelsea and Arsenal there is only three English players between the two squads. 

Well done her

G/k Jerry dawson  1929_1945

R/b Gary steven 1988_1994

L/b tiger shaw 1938_1963

R/h Graham souness  1986/1991

C/h willie woodburn 1938_1954

L/h Jim baxter 1960_1965

R/w Brian  laudrup 1994_1998

I/r Ian McMillan 1958_1964

C/f Sam English 1931_1933

I/l Ralph brand 1954_1965

O/l Alan Morton 1920/1933 .

5 hours ago, der Berliner said:

What`s a veteran? Methinks we had relatively few in the early 2000s, with the only remarkable signings being Berg, Dailly, Weir and Miller. After 2012, we had to get up the leagues and got a few old chaps who were beyond their sell-by date ... but even those got us to the top tier.

 

IMHO, some are rather quick in hitting the panic buttons when someone like Skrtel is being linked and for some reason seem to assume that we might fill in the squad with veterans (which essentially never really happened). Or that players around the 30-year mark are too old. I look at Defoe and he`s probably had more of an impact at Ibrox than Hateley had in his first 4 months, a chap who was 30 or 31 when we got him. People can be rather fit at that age and I would assume SG and Allen will have a serious look at anyone of that age group, be it Defoe, Davis or indeed McAuley.

At the end of the day money will dictate transfer policy fees and wages 

United will just have to do it the hard way now