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BH, could you clear some space in your inbox. I'm unable to PM you as it's full. Thanks.

As a small aside, I remember a game Thirds played against I think Dunfermline where the ball was up at the Crosshill end and the referee stopped play. He then made his way to the Toryglen end where he sent off the Thirds keeper. It turned out the keeper had kicked the ball upfield but had then stuck one on an opposing forward. Being a youngster I didn't know something like that could happen.

I come from that area and have been listening to the same story since shortly after they went out of business . All this talk of 2000 stands , etc is just a fairy tale. It won't happen imo. I got the chance to play for the amateur club myself in the late 70's but honestly thought the guys telling me to get myself down for a trial the following weekend were a couple of pervs. As to the Hi Hi - "nickname was rumoured to have started during a match in the late 1890s, when a defender kicked the ball so high out of the ground that the crowd started screaming "High High High" and that nickname stayed with the club ever since."

Findlay is the last guy I'd want defending me if I was facing serious charges. In saying that, I think he has the baws to push Murray into a corner to demand answers into how Whyte got control despite having no money. It will also be interesting to see if the Ticketus agreement really does have Whyte and Murrays signature on it.

I've seen figures mentioned up to a million just to allow him to offer. My suspicion is he wouldn't get a single taker at 20p. That's a million down the drain. The alternative isn't worth thinking about though.

They managed to fit Kenny Millers red card v Dundee Utd onto the agenda on Hogmanay and make a decision within hours ruling him out of a match.

The crown made an arse of the charges. 24 hours later they repeated that action with a load of different charges. The guy leading the case got the boot. The new guy appearing on Tuesday is a hundred times better I'm told.

McLean's was one of the poorest penalty kicks I've ever seen. It was taken into the Toryglen end but even from 150 yards away I could see it being saved. If the keeper hadn't touched it I don't think it had the strength to cross the line.

Meanwhile, over on Kiddyfiddler Street - " We should hire a retired referee with top level experience to analyse every match we play and then produce a report on the refereeing performance of the ref and his assistants after every match. If these reports show either ineptitude or corruption we should then take the matter to UEFA. " Er, two retired referees gave opinions on the last Rangers v Celtic match and you lot didn't accept them simply because they didn't give the opinions you wanted.

" Scott Brown will be available for Celtic’s Scottish Cup semi-final clash with Rangers next week, according to a report. The Brechin Advertiser claims that the Bhoys will lodge an appeal against the key midfielder’s red card against Ross County. Because of the Bank Holiday weekend, the Scottish Football Association will not be able to hold a hearing until April 27 – five days after the Old Firm fixture. That will leave Brown to play in the crucial game against Rangers. "

It's probably better if I don't bother then.

If you did that out in the street you'd get 3 months.

Who did he shoot ?

Barry Ferguson probably made more passes than anyone else in our side in those days. Unfortunately around 99% of them were to the side or backwards. Where would he show in among those stats ?

Again BH, "the act by TRFC in purporting to terminate", is I believe , and not having read the full judgement, possibly a reference to King threatening court action, which seems to have died a death, against SD, , Puma and others. Admittedly I may be totally wrong but at this time of a Friday night I just can't be ersed trawling through some boring judges ramblings.

BH, " I would venture a comment at this stage that letting sleeping dogs lie (however unpalatable) and perhaps simply relying on the required 7 years's notice of termination, which was given at the beginning of 2016 was the only real solution to the problem. " If the cyber babble from those who claim to have the ears of those involved is to be believed then Ashley simply isn't interested in burying any hatchets. He wants to cost King dearly and will do so in the full knowledge that no matter what the Rangers board do he has a contract with years still to run. He wins both ways.

Nothing that King hasn't been described as in court before though. I can't see him hanging on for much longer bit will definitely be sorry to see him go. He's much better than the last couple of showers of maggots we had.

I'll be there. Just let me know about arrangements for payment, deposit or whatever.

A look at the past couple of matches when despite 30 odd corners he couldn't deliver one single meaningful delivery says all there needs to be known about McKay. He is a luxury very few teams in world football would be willing to put up with. Unless a winger can give a forward the ball to do something with then he's nothing more than the waste of a clean jersey. I like McKay. I was brought up in the days of tanner-baw players. McKay fails at what Henderson, etc regarded as bread and butter.

" Dave King will be taken to court after he flouted an order to make a mandatory £11m buyout offer for shares in Rangers' holding company. Record Sport told how the Ibrox chief was facing another high-profile battle against the authorities after defying the Takeover Panel. That body has now confirmed they have opened proceedings at the Court of Session against King. " http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/rangers-chairman-dave-king-taken-10219912

It makes for a more sensational headline for the press to say he's being sacked or whatever rather than it just being an internal matter. To be fair, I think it was his last outing where I thought there might just be a player in there somewhere.

I see the mank sites are now pushing the line that because King cannot now have a share issue Rangers will not be able to get a licence to play in Europe should we qualify. Apparently the "experts" have decided that the soft loans do not mean there has been financial fair play. The tarred one says paperwork submitted by Rangers to the SFA was sent back to us last week marked "incomplete" and requesting clarification. Needless to say they are now bombarding the SFA and UEFA with complaints, all in the interest of sporting integrity of course.

It's the fans who are important right enough, eh ? That's enough to see me quit going to matches. 3pm on a Saturday is what should have been announced. It's not as if they collect a fortune for screening matches at silly times.

" Rangers forward Michael O'Halloran has been banished from training after the winger went AWOL when he should have been playing for the club’s youth team. His Ibrox future looks to be in doubt after he failed to provide an explanation for not turning up at Forthbank on Monday night for an under-20 clash with Hearts. " http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/rangers-winger-michael-ohalloran-banished-10212822

"Rangers goalkeeper Wes Foderingham is offering to give away a pair of FREE Old Firm tickets - if someone will strip his wallpaper for him. The footballer has been inundated with volunteers willing to come forward to take him up on his offer after he posted an appeal online. Wes wrote: “So stripping Wallpaper isn’t one of my strengths.... any professionals that fancy stripping a small bedroom of that horrible woodchip wallpaper and a small hall with a couple layers of regular wallpaper in exchange for a couple tickets for the semi final at hampden give me a shout.” http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/15219711.Rangers_star_offering_FREE_Old_Firm_tickets___but_there___s_a_catch/