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Tell me he is 6 feet 10 please .............

McColl, King, Park or BK ....................... knit pick all you want but the fact is they would ALL be a better option than what we have at present.

I'll be first in line to launch him into the Clyde when he tries them on ................

Boss what is your take on this whole affair? Do you think Whyte has any ground for claiming Ibrox and MP?

So what does the SFA fit and proper test involve then? Our own should be more stringent however.

Assuming Green was a front man for Whyte and we were "duped" again .................. What part would the SFA play in this given their stance on the whole "fit for purpose" scenario? a hypothetical question btw.

Dignified silence and Ally having a job for life are the furthest things from my mind right now, what IS of paramount importance right now is that cunt Whyte not being involved in any way shape or form with our club.

Sometimes that's a good thing.

So Bomber Brown may have been right all along .............

We should approach Stewart Gilmour just for the fun of it ..............

£16k a week nice knowing you big man, good luck.

I'd be more interested in some concrete gloves ...........

Edit: I need to chill. lets just say if I ever meet Whyte I will have a 'quiet word' with him ..................

Not a useful post but I completely forgot about this guy.

BBC Scotland's senior football reporter Chris McLaughlin GET INVOLVED "Never seen Stewart Gilmour look so angry as he made his way to his car. Stewart Milne looked close to tears." Altogether now ........................ (no not that one), but: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH GET IT UP YE !!

BREAKING NEWS Ross County chairman Roy MacGregor has told BBC Scotland's Heather Dewar that it's "disappointing" a solution could not be found in today's vote on league restructuring; but says he's gone with the desire of his shareholders and fans in voting against the proposals. McGregor admits there were some good concessions made in the meeting at Hampden today - but says that his decision was made with "honesty and integrity".

BREAKING NEWS SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster says he will not be resigning despite failure to push through restructuring plans. Doncaster has told BBC Scotland he feels most sorry for First Division clubs who are in a precarious financial position. He also said the current television deals would not be affected by today's decision. Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

SFL statement "We believe that positive change for the good of the game can still be achieved, but this will require compromise, and a more flexible approach to some key issues. If all parties agree to this approach and some realistic time frames can be agreed, then the current momentum for positive change need not be lost. "The Board of The Scottish Football League will meet on Thursday to review where we are and a further statement may be appropriate at that time."

SPL chairman Ralph Topping "An overwhelming majority of SPL clubs voted for these proposals to go through. The proposals foundered on the opposition of two clubs. The package involved concessions from all clubs and was for the betterment of Scottish football as a whole. "I would like to thank those who have supported these proposals, including those full-time professional clubs outside of the SPL who find themselves let down by today's vote. Scottish football needs to change. I had previously announced my intention to step down once a successor had been identified. "I have today advised the board that I will not be seeking re-election at the SPL's AGM this July." Please Doncaster next ................... pretty please ............

From the guy who quoted "you can't change the rules halfway through a season" (our Euro run) we now know he was the one fighting tooth and nail to change them through a season. Irony is lost on him.

Hearts chief executive David Southern continued: "There's been compromise for the last seven months, even up to the very last minute today. There was quite a significant compromise made by Celtic to try to get this over the finishing line. "However, when it got down to whites of the eyes time, there were certain clubs who were not prepared to make that move." Desperate indeed ................ thought they didnt care?

Not yet. Plan 1e stipulates that if the structure failed to get 11 votes then it would be deemed that Divison 2** for 2013/14 would be 'rested' for one season and that all Division 2 clubs should take a year off. **if Rangers are present

BREAKING NEWS St Mirren and Ross County have voted against the 12-12-18 proposal.

Think that was a tweet from a fan mate.

St Mirren chairman Stewart Gilmour cont: "We respect the opinion of every other club. People will vote how they think they should vote and have got to look at themselves and decide from there. "We, at St Mirren, know what we think is right. Why shouldn't we cherry-pick and take the good points? "I think that's the way forward for Scottish football."