Wednesday night and then the following Wednesday too in Finland.
Lovely, will try and get the European game and Hibs game in before I leave.
I thought Mark Hately was the bloke in Spandau Ballet…
The start of this old Daily Record article on Maurice Edu would definitely make you laugh :lol:
David Weir is a freak of nature and a true professional, says Maurice Edu
[font=Verdana][size=1][left]Mar 27 2010 Neil Cameron[/left][/size][/font][/left][font=Verdana][size=1][left]MAURICE EDU watched in astonishment as a working-class black man with a Muslim sounding name became president of his country.[/left][/size][/font][/left][font=Verdana][size=1][left]But while the rise of Barack Obama stunned this exiled American it’s nothing compared to the miracle he sees every day he works beside David Weir.[/left][/size][/font][/left]
New co FC first competitive game of the season away at brechin city yesterday :lol:
A late Kevin Kyle goal steals a 2-2 draw for The Rangers away at Peterhead
Peterhead is a very difficult place to go and get a result
am i correct in reading somewhere that Kilmarnock’s best player last season signed with FC NewCo?
can any of the scottish posters on here explain if that is true and what was his motivation in doing such a thing?
I think it’s st johnstone you are thinking about. I thought they were banned from signing players altogether? Comical seeing them struggle today.
They signed attacking midfielder Dean Shiels from Kilmarnock and the striker Sandaza from St Johnstone - they were heavily linked with Sandaza last January when Jevavic was leaving. They also signed Ian Black whose Hearts contract expired and the unattached Kevin Kyle.
I thought they would build up gradually rather than pay SPL wages to attract these lads to Division 3 - it seems a bit like the kind of financial mismanagement that got them in this position in the first place.
Rocko or someone, is the new incarnation free from the old one’s debts or what? It would surely be folly to be paying these lads £5k per week if they can still be pursued for the outstanding tax debt.
As an aside, they had a brilliant piece on their website during the week saying that they were Rangers then, Rangers now and Rangers forever. They used the example of a KitKat bar still being a KitKat bar even after Rowntree ceased making them and Nestle took up the baton. :lol:
Here’s today’s goals:
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What are they officially called now?
Not sure actually but today’s result was simultaneously the best and worst league result in their history.
The ban comes into place on 1 September
On the results page of the Indo this week they were called “The Rangers”
:lol:
The huns are fucking zombies and we’re the champions.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19259382
:lol:
Ricky Little faces charge for Facebook injury threats
Queen’s Park skipper Ricky Little has been charged by the Scottish Football Association for making “comments of a threatening nature” on Facebook.
A newspaper report claimed the defender had used the social networking site to say he would injure Rangers players.
The SFA’s compliance officer has issued Little, 23, with a notice of complaint.
He faces a charge of “not acting in the best interests of Association Football by posting on Facebook improper comments of a threatening nature”.
Queen’s Park and Rangers will meet in Division Three, the bottom division of the Scottish Football League, this season, with their first meeting at Ibrox on 20 October.
Rangers, who won the Scottish title a record 54 times, lost their place in the Scottish Premier League when a new company had to be formed to run them after the original could not be saved from administration.
Queen’s Park president Ross Craven said both the club and Little wished to apologise over the matter.
A statement from Caven on the club’s website stated: "Accompanied by our general manager and first-team coach I discussed the matter with the player immediately following last Saturday’s game against Airdrie United.
"The player assured those present that the exchange represented no more than casual ‘banter’ amongst long-standing friends.
"He also confirmed that as far as he was aware the only people reading his postings would understand the flippant context in which they were made.
"This has proven to be a salutary lesson for Ricky as he is now fully aware that digital media is a very open form of communication and it can be unable to reflect the context of an exchange and therefore be mis-interpreted.
"Consequently, both Ricky and Queen’s Park FC apologise for any anxiety which might have unintentionally been caused and the club will at an appropriate time contact Rangers to pass on a similar message.
“Ricky assured both myself, our general manager and our first-team coach that he would approach the Rangers ties within our Division Three campaign in the same sporting manner that he has approached all of his 124 appearances for our club to date.”
Little’s SFA hearing will take place on 30 August.
Losing at home to East Stirling :lol:
50,000 at the match too :lol:
Celtic fans singing this today to the tune of nicky minjas starship
[font=verdana]Weston was meant to fry,[/font]
[font=verdana]Rangers were meant to die,[/font]
[font=verdana]dean sheils has got one eye,[/font]
[font=verdana]let’s sing this one more time![/font]