Separate Entity FC: Couple of Incidents v Killie

[ian1964 10,721]

 

 

[compo 7,030]

15 minutes ago, ian1964 said:

 

 

Will be  interesting to see what action is taken by the authorities if any .

[Doc 280]

I am not holding my breath. If it has been Morelos on the other hand.....they would be passing out the flaming torches and pitchforks long before now.

[onevision 1,568]

The guy's obviously got a screw lose but then that will be his defence ....

[RANGERRAB 3,653]

I’m sure Bridget-Theresa the CO will sort this out.... ?

[ian1964 10,721]

 

[ian1964 10,721]

Sack Kris Boyd- Petition

 

Kris Boyd is nothing more than a cheerleader for his beloved Glasgow Rangers. His bitterness towards anything or anybody connected with Celtic is disgusting. 

He’s supposed to be an ambassador for his mental health charity yet he slags off Leigh Griffiths who has had well documented problems with his own mental health. 

Why Sky Sports continues to give this man airtime is beyond me! He provides no sensible or unbiased input whatsoever and should be removed from Sky Sports Scottish Football coverage immediately

https://www.change.org/p/sky-sports-sack-kris-boyd

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[Yorkie Bear 586]

If giving sensible or unbiased input was a prerequisite of being a TV pundit, Chris Sutton would fail miserably. Sutton seems to be employed purposefully as a controvertialist.

 

Maybe Scottish football is so polarised that it becomes difficult for ex-players to be impartial, or maybe it's just that whatever they say, opposing fans will take issue (like me above with Sutton)

 

English football does not seem to have this problem. Gary Lineker for example, while showing his support for Leicester will also criticise them. English pundits seem able to balance a support for a team with a professional approach much earier than those in Scotland.

 

[Bill 13,717]

We don't have a monopoly on pettiness in Scotland but we do seem determined to make it the foundation of everything we do.

[craig 5,199]

3 hours ago, Yorkie Bear said:

If giving sensible or unbiased input was a prerequisite of being a TV pundit, Chris Sutton would fail miserably. Sutton seems to be employed purposefully as a controvertialist.

 

Maybe Scottish football is so polarised that it becomes difficult for ex-players to be impartial, or maybe it's just that whatever they say, opposing fans will take issue (like me above with Sutton)

 

English football does not seem to have this problem. Gary Lineker for example, while showing his support for Leicester will also criticise them. English pundits seem able to balance a support for a team with a professional approach much earier than those in Scotland.

 

The amusing thing is that Boyd is actually more impartial than Sutton.  By far too.