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Ignacio Novo, a man named after the founder , and 1st Superior General of the Society of Jesus, aka, The Jesuits. O Tempora! O Mores! No wonder the Papes lost to the Apes.

At Least Barnes Could Rap, At Least Ronnie Could Rabbit

If English has any pretension to being a journalist, he should know that Warburton v Rodgers is a great story, one of significance to Scottish fitba', and one which he should be glad to see running for the whole season, if not more, (Red Imps result notwithstanding). However he takes, avidly, the BBC (Scotland) shilling. and its editorial line, which may be summarised as "Rangers is bad". We should expect, therefore, nothing but negativity at best, open hostility at worst from this preening and posturing prick, a company man to the bottom of his publicly filled purse.

And prepared both to work and to look after their diet, lifestyle, etc, to that end. All, of course, under the all seeing eye of The Magic Hat. Refreshing.

Professionalism, I think you will find it called.

I came in , less than an hour ago and found I had an e mail. It said, "Stopped laughing yet?" I replied, impishly, as follows: Put simply, No. It's impossible not to laugh at such an impoverished and impotent performance. Even the impartial are unimpressed by its limpness. The implications? Well, Clodagh's job may not be imperilled, but such will be the impact, he will be impelled to act, and implore players to sign (given DD's imprimatur, and the importance of keeping the impressionable impure and impious on-side). Most of them, however, have imploded, impugning the manager with foul imprecation, and importunately demanding his impeachment, his imprisonment, or, even his impalement. They are impatient, it seems, although surely the team may improve. Is that implausible, or -heaven forfend- impossible? The manager himself, impromptu, post match, appeared impenitent, talked impenetrably, and seemed imprudently impervious to criticism. Fresh impetus is needed. Cue impending, impetuous, impulse buying. Maybe I should get out more.

I note that Signor Mario Balotelli is "no longer in the plans" of Herr Klopp at Liverpool. Will we see Clodagh make some kind of move -real or window dressing, it matters not- for him, to keep the unwashed onside?

Come on, be fair, the chap had a half day.

Imps Tame Chimps

Probably best to consult a sellik fan site.

It's the back door.

Too many teams, too many games, too many participants playing like they were spent, all of which contributed to the primacy of defensive play/tactics, and delivered a poor tournament. That the Final was disappointing should be no surprise.

I am advised that the self same " journalist " penned a virtually identical article re: Lee Wallace, last season.

The important point is that the Club is offering them improved terms. The players and/or their agent(s) are jockeying for further enhancement. This strikes me as something that goes on day and daily, at this time of year. I am inclined to suggest that this is mischief making from Murray at the Guardian (neither journalist nor paper are friends to Rangers) because there is no information on Warburton's next acquisitions. Really, the press should be concentrating on the Resolution 12 bouncing bomb, about to blast Scottish fitba' to smithereens, at or about 6pm, tonight, Friday, just when any and all offices of concerned parties are closed for business for the week end. (And when all the anti sellik conspirators will be away at The Big Walk).

Fucked by the broad end of a ragman's trumpet. But, hey, let's not rock the boat, upset the applecart, or in any way represent our own interests.

More fireless smoke from the enemies of the Club and the support, it seems. I wonder who audits all the crowdfunded cash they generate?

Rasellik only ever signs wunderkinder. Remember thon Japanese lad, for whom they got a work permit, as he was 'one of the most talented players at his age' the panel 'had ever seen'. Funny, his name escapes me. Playing at RM, or Barca, I imagine.

This reflects the present status of Scottish Fitba', I'm afraid.

The poor people of Glasgow's east end, surely?

Basically, as a manager McCoist failed. However, is it not time to draw a line under his tenure, and move onward (and upward)?

He was too inconsistent in his spell at Ibrox, far too inconsistent.

Quite; imagine the furore if he had ignored questions about, say, AMcC, or about player acquisitions.

Great idea. WWE could promote the fixture.

I'm worried that this will merely provide a target for Big Mike's tanks. (Remember them, y'all?).

The man was -remains, for all I know- a philanthropist, and thus any, all, material success has been well merited.