Alas, the SPL/SFA, et al have more than just a propaganda machine to contend with.Quote:
Originally Posted by David@EasterRoad
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Alas, the SPL/SFA, et al have more than just a propaganda machine to contend with.Quote:
Originally Posted by David@EasterRoad
Roddy Forsyth was speaking on 5Live on the run-up to the OF match and he insinuated that McCoist is not now ruling out liquidation and starting off again in division 3.
The SPL are seemingly meeting tomorrow to talk about further sanctions. RF seemed to think that they (RFC) may be deducted further points over the next 3 seasons and also lose any TV revenues.
I guess when they sing "No one Likes Us, we don't care" It's quite literal !Quote:
Originally Posted by Born Leader
700?! PATHETIC.
7000.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia Na Eir
Still gash. Where were the other 73,000 they took to Manchester?? Or was it 150,000 they took to trash Manchester. It's tough to keep up with the competing Old Firm lies about their travelling support.
7000 departing parkhead as I type!
I don't think you're far of the mark there, DBS. There must be quite a few decent RFC supporters who, while having serious concerns about the state of their club, are keeping a low profile due to fear of reprisal and/or embarrassment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
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Originally Posted by degenerated
What everyone seems to forget is that Craig Whyte still owns Rangers.
Just because Duff and Duffer say he is irrelevant does not mean a jot.
How can they sell a club that belongs to someone else without their (Craig Whyte) involvement?
:timebomb:
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Originally Posted by blueisthecolour
In that case, instead of the march, they could each have just donated 16 quid and the SFA fine would have been paid. Or didn't they think of that?
Sorry, I forgot your motto was... "We don't do paying our bills"
Oh they were great at parting with it .. It was just everybody else's dosh - including yours and mine and all other taxpayers. Get the kahunts tae f+*k! :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by iwasthere1972
Perhaps they might be referred to in the future as the Blue Tits?Quote:
Originally Posted by degenerated
(I'm sure somebody like Desperate Dan would be able to use their photoshopping skills to provide the requisite imagery.)
:tsk tsk: tut tut Bob you should know its along way from NI / Aberdeen / Fife / Dundee / Edinburgh for the rest to come on a non match day :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
Anyone else here them singing the Sash and the Billy Boys?
SFA will no doubt ***** it and let it pass without punishment :rolleyes:
Ach let them sing. It's the last time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Littlest Hobo
Great to see them 'protest' against the SFA, Scottish Government and media (all the people who have been shamelessly brown-nosing them) by singing the sectarian songs they've always sang.
The Sash is not sectarian and who cares what they sing? Let them die singing what they want.
Roddy Forsyth also said weeks ago that D&P were doing a deal with HMRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
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Originally Posted by kano
The three words added on to the end is though...... F T P :agree:
It's a song about wearing the Sash of the Orange Order. An organisation whose sole purpose is to 'defend' Protestantism against the yoke of the Church of Rome.Quote:
Originally Posted by kano
I think other people may have different views than you about what constitutes sectarian.
It's unfortunate that the SFA, Media, et al, in Scotland have taken the same viewpoint for decades of "let them sing what they like", leading to a support that were immune to criticism despite their odious song repertoire.
Are we still not waiting on the (der huns) being punished for the singing at the Killie game when they got beat 1-0?
Yup - the skuhum and their filth were clearly audible. Pricks.
Did you read the posts below the article?...
"The BBC have revised their plans to have Ally McCoist back on Question of Sport after he demanded to know the identity of each of the Mystery Guests....."
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Originally Posted by stokesmessiah
From: sport.scotsman.com
Rangers administration: ‘We would welcome application from Rangers to rejoin the SFL’
Scottish Football League chief executive David Longmuir has stepped into the debate about Rangers’ future by saying he would welcome an application from the Ibrox club to start again in the Third Division...
<full article here>>> http://tinyurl.com/c2jncek
Ideally Third Division, then follow the fate of Third Lanark :cb
Bring back the Hi Hi's before those *******s
So how will Hibs vote tomorrow?
Will we find out who voted for what?
Will 2a pass?
Guess well just have to wait an see.
As much as I dislike Celtc, that is :top marks:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mainboy19
Well, second most despicable club in Scotland....:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by KeithTheHibby
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Originally Posted by Mainboy19
:top marks
Although today there will be more than 4 horsemen at Hampden to decide their fate. All 10 of the SPL non OF clubs need to stand together now.
I believe that Conquest, War, Famine and DEATH won't be joined by the Huns favourite horseman, Orange, as the SPL decide/agree on future Financial Fair Play regulations and penalties for any club going into Liquidation/Administration.
A question for Warrington and Cheshire, did Neil Doncaster say the survey results would be on the table at the meeting today?
Which reminded me of this old joke doing the rounds at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Minder
Who was the 20 stone jockey that rode a Derby winner?
Lester Piggots cell mate.
The old ones are the best.
Oh oh.............I smell a rat.
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