I thought it was quite funny
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I thought it was quite funny
:greengrin
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Good stuff.
I heard they came out with fire in their eyes in the second half when they found out that all their half time pies had been snarfed.
"We just couldn't handle their 37 forwards...":greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Keekaboo
HaHa, that was good fun! :greengrin
I had no idea he was even ICT manager
A formation Levein would never consider - 30-30-40. Nice one 😀
Used to run behind the goals in front of us & do an ugly halfwitted wee dance sometimes when scorin for them against us. They idolise him. Their record goalscorer against us. Wee fatty's goals ruined many a Saturday of mine. Nae rehabilitation for that. Made a poppy thief bed, now can lie in it. Uncomfortably I hope. Not welcome.
Good on him. The kids will have loved their day and if it encourages them to support ICT rather than Rantic, he should be applauded. Just don't understand why people can be miserable about this and if it was Lennon, we would be lauding him for fantastic PR.
I enjoyed that, fair play to him.
Quite impressed that a Jambo can count up to 100 as well! :greengrin
Aye, but if he had done it for us we would be worshiping him Major. :greengrin It is OK to acknowledge a nemesis of ours when he is doing something positive...and actually quite funny. The bairns looked as if they had a great time and there is a reasonable chance they might go on to support ICT - which was one of the objectives of the exercise. Also noted that he supported the HOH campaign and spoke publicly against Mercer at the time:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by majorhibs
Brilliant. Knew John from my first job after leaving school. He was a decent guy and Hibby. Glad things have turned around for him.
Nah- if ye'd seen wee ugly wi his dance, if ye'd been there in the 80s, if ye'd experienced the poppy theivin Lady Haig fund robbin odious jardine/mcdonald worshippin thugs fi then, ye might come close to understandin! But nae time for that, & where it came from, & what it became.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wee Effen Bee
Me too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Keekaboo
Having a laugh with the kids - what's not to like?
He is the same age as me so I played against him throughout our high school years. He always shook our hands but a couple of other guys from the same era (medals McKay and Dave bowman) ignored us on a few occasions- especially if we managed to score against them. One time we beat Portobello high school and although Robertson said well done, Dave Bowman was apoplectic and was shouting at his coach (who had criticised him) through embittered tears that he couldn't get the ball from us.we must have played well that day as we rarely won.:greengrin They were all good footballers mind you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
Bowman = thug Jambo. At 2nd leith Scouts, him & his bro, ye dinnae skelp kids, playin rugby Leith links, 14 yr auld Bowman wiped me at 12 out wi 2 fingers in the eyes. There's winnin, then there's. Bowman! Nae wonder the biggest thugs ae of he 80s mcdonald & jardine loved that thug. Was what they called in them days -poppy thief class - i.e. Thug, less skill but able to crock opt in first 10 & try for a thug result, big team. big diddy thug mcdonald/jardine- results came for Wallet Mercers - big team- cos they absolutely wiped oot opposition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wee Effen Bee
Yeah, but it only takes them less than eight and a half pairs of hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
Jardine was a very good footballer and a decent bloke for a Hunnish Jambo bassaQuote:
Originally Posted by majorhibs
I was there, I was there. It ripped the guts from me but I still went along every flipping derby. Still, I do my best to let things I can't control slide. Otherwise I might end up unable to put things into perspective and give credit where it is due - even if it is to someone who ruined my late teenage /early 20s years!😡Quote:
Originally Posted by majorhibs
Very funny. Well done
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