shan patter IMO
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You didn't like the Duncan video? I thought it was quite funny.
How about Duncan Murray at Christmas
Thought it was a bit mean the way he's being treated in Lockdown
"The lack of football is a reason to rejoice for Hearts Fans"
Says Duncan Murray
Using the phrase shan patter is the absolute definition of shan patter :wink:
A few months ago I was walking down Sauchiehall St. in Glasgow. Celtic were at home against a European team and fans were heading to pubs in the area. There was this guy sitting in a doorway watching Celtic fans, women children, families etc, when he burst out into a tirade of abuse that was way over the top. I don't think I need list any of the words and sentences used but my point is that it is not only internet based.
The internet has influenced the way people communicate? I am shocked.
People - Latin scholars mostly - also moaned about the effect the printing presses had on language 500 years ago.
I’ve never tried to act out a meme in real life either, but they have their place.
French Ligue 1 apparently going with current league positions as final. PSG crowned champions and the teams in the relegation places (Amiens and Toulouse) going down to Ligue 2.
I think that's what the French FA are proposing, but the French league have to arrange an EGM to vote on it.
It'll be funny though. Just as our SC win ruined the Heart's song book, leagues around Europe going with the same system as here does away with their main argument against being relegated.
I think Duncans is on a par with Weegies, Edinbu**ers and the like. Funny, even when the latter is directed at me. What I find offensive is the vermin and similar nasty insults. Rivalry Iis one thing, as is winding up, but hatred is another.
And on the subject of hatred, why do people (Duncans) feel the need to pick a username that shows their hatred of a rival rather than support for their own team? That's just sad.
Almost started to read the EEN article where Ally McCoist says that it is unfair to relegate Hearts.
Then I remembered - What relevance does his opinion have?
Ally the coward McCoist who hit a Hibs player from behindthen ran away.It was during the on field scramash when Souness was sent off.Never forgiven the cheepy chap.That game every Hibs fan was wired it was a powder keg.
I’ve never used Yam or Duncan to describe our puddle drinking Huns without the bus fares neighbours.
But each to their own .
Good to hear Franck Sauzee’s country doing the correct thing .
McCoist was Hearty Harry at the derby once. Still never understood that one.
Banderson has written an unbelievable article praising Budge as some kind of visionary for getting the players to (finally) take a wage cut.
They have a ridiculously large wage bill, built up under Budge's watch, but managing to temporarily reduce it slightly somehow makes her the saviour.
They’ve actually had to hold players to ransom. Most of the players would’ve had no choice, as the alternative was ending contract, & nobody will sign them until football restarts. All self inflicted by Budge, as they deliberately offered large basic wages to attract better players, knowing they were unsustainable if they were unsuccessful. A gamble that backfired, but not the players fault, irrespective of how they performed.
Getting these players off the wage bill might prove a problem.
Lots of them will do a Malaury Martin and see out their contract.
Leaves little room for them to rebuild. Although I have a feeling that the mystery benefactors will reappear with money for new signings once football restarts.
And they’re quite entitled to see out their contracts. Signed in good faith by both parties. Could easily have put clauses in to protect themselves, but being their usual smug self, thought they were being a step ahead of everyone else. Only fair they get their just rewards. Down you go. Enjoy the chaos, we will.
They would have been down by now anyway. Theyve been rotten.
Beat by St Mirren, couldnt get up for thier biggest game in years.
Should have been hammered by Hamilton at home but for the ref.
They’re doon and in major denial.
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...tainty-2614164
I’m getting hopeful that Stendel is staying. CV-19 has maybe made him realise that he won’t get a gig anywhere else.[emoji1696]
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"Maybe this month we can pay the salary but in 2 months it will be different."
Hmmm
Interesting to see Queen Bees fawning sychophant English change tack a little in his peice on today's SPFL discussions on the BBC propaganda site.
We are no longer looking at "Reconstruction" apparently but at "recalibrating the season to avoid teams being relegated".
Seems Reconstruction is now dirty word...
I will also be delighted if he stays. Yet another guy strolls into our league not having clue to the standard.
He would be even worse in the championship sorry i mean better please let him stay.
The muppets on kickback think he is wonderful im baffled why
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Recalibrating the season by awarding points for goals conceded and games lost, perhaps???
Sounds like a Cathro-ism to me.
Does anyone else worry that they will actually wriggle out of getting relegated (which is what they deserve)?
No matter how odiously they have co ducted their business I worry that a scenario that sees them wipe their slate clean (again) transpires and they end up lording it for several years due to basically playing the system, here’s the scenario that worries me....
1. They get relegated “officially” and this allows them to release players with a release clause they don’t want.
2. League reconstruction is voted through to a 14 team premiership either temporarily or on a permanent basis and they are immediately “promoted”.
3. The Wage cuts they have implemented just now means no deferment bill to pay back to the players/staff meaning a financial advantage gained over every club outside the OF, most of whom did the decent thing in deferring salaries, allowing them to rebuild their squad and possibly finish 3rd next season.
Maybe I’m just playing Devil’s Advocate here but in my entire lifetime they seem to be exceptionally lucky and get away with everything.
Maybe they’re just ruthless at these things rather than giving two hoots for sporting or any other form of integrity and will again twist the whole thing to their advantage?
Maybe if the above comes to pass it won’t be fair but life invariably isn’t fair and I just worry that they will come out of this whole **** show smelling like roses whilst those who do the “right thing” end up on the ****ty side of the fence.
No one really wants reconstruction but Budge and her media people.
The constant throwing of reconstruction stones by them all is getting people annoyed now.
Reconstruction isnt happening so lets call it recalibration?
They really need to be sent down TODAY.
Anything else is unacceptable and unfair to every team ever relegated.
SPFL club has discussed administration
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/...fears-21960108
Probably Hearts but wouldn’t rule out Rangers.
I bet if anyone could don the hazmat suit and venture into somanypointsback they would tell you it's Hibs! I would suspect St Johnstone as they were already struggling. Would love it to be the tarts though
Why is everyone assuming it's a Premiership club? All 42 League clubs are senior clubs.
Third time lucky!!
here you go - apologies for the source but it does seem genuine. But didn`t I read somewhere that no teams entering Admin now would be deducted points so the table would stay as is - what a shame, eh!
https://videocelts.com/2020/05/blogs...-at-spfl-club/
It was. So it must have been a Premiership club, and I assume that as most clubs will have furloughed players and £600 a week will cover 80% of most players wages then it must be a club with a reasonably high wage bill. Celtic will be fine and we should be OK given we’ve agreed deferrals and sold a chunk of seasons. Aberdeen likewise should be fine.
That leaves two candidates IMO.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p08bzw0f
A link to Chris McLaughlin talking about a club going into admin today.
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The description, ‘a senior club in Scotland’ applies to any club playing senior football in Scotland and there’s more than 12 of those.
Weren’t Greenock Morton one of the first clubs to take steps financially? It could be them.
If everybody just stood back and took of their colours and asked what is the best for Scottish football going forward? Then the answer has to be the status quo.
**** the hertz have they no been relegated yet, if no then why no!