Financial Doping/Charity Theft

[Dashing Bob S]

I worry that due to the dominance of money in the modern game, it'll be almost impossible for clubs of the modest sitature of Hearts to win a cup again purely by sporting means, and without recourse to this sort of cheating.

[Finn2015]

I'm sure they would never stoop so low .......

[tanfield]

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I'm sure they would never stoop so low .......

Again......

[Bostonhibby]

I opened this one thinking it was a poll for yams, it would have been a hard one as they prefer both.

[hibsbollah]

It is always a poignant and shocking reminder that players of the stature of Gary Mackay, who despite his team's close relationship with the Scottish cup, have actually won LESS silverware than say, Andy McNeil or Chrisy Hogg.

I predict a wee charity fundraiser, followed by a debt restructuring. They 'owe it themselves', surely?

[lapsedhibee]

Disgraceful disrespect being shown to our neighbours. As punishment, suggest you tune in to BBC1 Scotland at 10.40 tonight to see how they won WW1 for us, saved football for all time, etc etc etc

[Jack Hackett]

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Disgraceful disrespect being shown to our neighbours. As punishment, suggest you tune in to BBC1 Scotland at 10.40 tonight to see how they won WW1 for us, saved football for all time, etc etc etc

We are in their debt....






....something about that doesn't seem quiiiite right

[Bostonhibby]

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We are in their debt....






....something about that doesn't seem quiiiite right

Nah, everyone knows they don't do debt as they owed it to themselves.

Except for their creditors, obviously.

[GreenLake]

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It is always a poignant and shocking reminder that players of the stature of Gary Mackay, who despite his team's close relationship with the Scottish cup, have actually won LESS silverware than say, Andy McNeil or Chrisy Hogg.

I predict a wee charity fundraiser, followed by a debt restructuring. They 'owe it themselves', surely?

He may not like this article from the BBC about the popularity of "verbing".

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/201...re-so-annoying

[jacomo]

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He may not like this article from the BBC about the popularity of "verbing".

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/201...re-so-annoying

It's confusing.

Heartsed it means, on the one hand, to chuck away a winning position through arrogance, cowardice or some other moral failing.

But it could also mean to achieve something through underhand or dishonest means?

Language is indeed complicated and confusing at times.

[GreenLake]

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It's confusing.

Heartsed it means, on the one hand, to chuck away a winning position through arrogance, cowardice or some other moral failing.

But it could also mean to achieve something through underhand or dishonest means?

Language is indeed complicated and confusing at times.

The latest I heard was that "stadiuming" was of verbing popularity in Gorgie. More likely they will be pinking, busing and sheltering again.

[GreenLake]

Watching Deliverance on Netflix. Kind of reminds me of ending up in Diggers late at night.

[Bostonhibby]

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The latest I heard was that "stadiuming" was of verbing popularity in Gorgie. More likely they will be pinking, busing and sheltering again.

I don't really think we need to adapt or reinvent the English language to deal with the essence of the yams, it already provides us with the word thieving which seems to cover it

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