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I can't see any link to Curbishley in that article.:confused:Quote:
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Originally Posted by greenginger
I can't see any link to Curbishley in that article.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Sarf
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/foot...-a3119581.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Sorry!
The article's two weeks old and I think Curbishley would have just been 'caretaking' which is being done by Peter Grant now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Sarf
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/...manent-manager
Warby no longer bookies favourite ! Boooo !
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Originally Posted by Jim44
Sorry again.
Don't apologise, keeps our slender hopes of Warburton doing the dirty on them alive. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan Sarf
Stuart Gray now favourite. Fun while it lasted, tho'. The muppets can get a night's sleep tonight.:wink:
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Originally Posted by Jim44
Sorry.
Depends which bookie you use.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Pedant! :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by StevieC
Folks should be trolling him with #handitin
From the BBC:
Former Rangers administrators lose appeal over court case delayPosted at 17:54
TWO men accused of alleged fraud involving Rangers Football Club have failed to overturn a decision which allowed prosecutors more time to bring the case to court.
Lawyers acting for David Whitehouse, 50, and Paul Clark, 51, argued that Sheriff Sean Murphy acted incorrectly earlier this year.
The sheriff, who sits at Glasgow Sheriff Court, gave the Crown three extra months to bring allegations to court last September.
Appeal judges Lord Carloway, Lord Bracadale and Lord Malcolm refused the appeal and ruled the sheriff acted correctly.
Prosecutors allege that the two men, who worked for Rangers administrators Duff and Phelps, broke the law during their involvement with the Glasgow side.
They are accused along with former Rangers owner Craig Whyte, 44, and ex-chief executive Charles Green, 62, as well as former club officials David Grier, 50, and Gary Withey, 51.
The six men are expected to stand trial in the coming weeks.
JohnJames take on the Warby to Fulham story.
https://johnjamessite.wordpress.com/
Playing for maximum compensation .
I'd like him to be on the right tracks here but I suspect he is miles off the mark. Based on his comments over the past 48 hours and his refutal of the rumours on Reporting Scotland, I don't see Warburton going anywhere soon. If he is stringing folk along, he's giving an Oscar winning performance but if he makes a U turn and heads south, his chances of getting over the Kingston Bridge without getting strung up from it are negligible.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Why would he need to manufacture such a situation? Sevco are either prepared to let him leave or they're not. Him submitting an unrealistic player wishlist wouldn't change a thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
I hope he gets the wage rise. Less dosh to spend on players
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If he wants out, he'll want to go with his head held high and a minimum of death threats from the hordes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Future17
Likewise, it's possible that Rangers can be persuaded to release him in return for a tidy lump sum up front. But will have to dress it up as something else to avoid the hordes turning on them.
Reading also looking for a new gaffer now...
Gordon Parks, an ex footballer who's more clued up than most journos , has broken ranks & is reporting pretty much the same in today's DR. The column is headed " Warbs' non-denial denial's nonsense, he's open to offers!" Even Keith Jackson has a pop! The cracks are finally showing!Quote:
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http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/12...494781c38a.jpg
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http://soccer.nbcsports.com/2015/12/...igible-player/
How things work in less corrupt countries.
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You don't have to look abroad for a recent relevant case. In the Scottish Juniors East Region last season Dundee club Downfield won the North division 3. It was found that they hadn't correctly reinstated a former SPFL player and 15 points were deducted even though it was an innocent administrative mistake, with no attempt to deceive anyone. This cost them not only their title, but the promotion awarded for second place. Makes you think eh?Quote:
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I love that. Strict rule, strict punishment even if it is an honest mistake.Quote:
Originally Posted by ballengeich
Acts as a proper deterrent in case anyone thinks they can pull a fast one.
Although with no Real Madrid I guess that spells armageddon for the Copa Del Rey?
He and his chairman fell out because the chairman wanted player recruitment to take place like the "moneyball" system -that is based on statistics.Warburton didn't agree.His good reputation there is based on most football folk thinking he achieved miracles despite having a numpty for a chairman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Future17
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/...manent-managerQuote:
Originally Posted by WeeRussell
Warby at 33/1 for Reading, :greengrin
Mind you, so is Stubbs !
I quite like the irreverent take on things from this blog https://theclumpany.wordpress.com/20...raught-scenes/Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
That's a fun snippet on a Friday afternoon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
I think Ozy should follow this example :)
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...ng/description
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Haha, he's already passed his funding target.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
I think when someone decides to crowd fund a judicial review of the SFA's role in this, they will collect enough money over a weekend.
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Maybe its a premiership manager job Warby has been waiting on.
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/...manent-manager
10/11 on favourite for the next Swansea manager and there's not even a vacancy. :confused: