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  1. Don't you think moaning about where our name comes in a league that hasn't started is very trivial, especially when there was an explanation for it?

     

    Regarding the Falkirk situation did I mention any other teams apart from them and I also said they did say things about us previously? They changed their tune as soon as they realised they could lose or make money when they were drawn against us, they would not have made that statement otherwise would they? I would really love to see a boycott for a few seasons of away games to all those who kicked us when we were down to show them how much we really mean to Scottish football, you can make your own spin any way you want.

     

    OK Johnny for the fear of others being bored to death - your point was not drama queen material - mine was. You win the crown of the least trivial.

  2. well it is trivial is it not mate? maybe you've never heard the saying, my apologies if you haven't :whistling:

     

    Johnny, with all due respect mate. This is coming from a guy who wants us to boycott any away ground whose fans say bad things about us on their forums e.g. Falkirk. We'd never see the inside of an away ground again. Probably like me your comment was based on something that niggled you at the time. Posting a comment (that takes roughly 90 seconds) about such niggly issues doesn't constitute 'much ado' where I come from.

  3. For me I would have to say Mr Kyle doesn't look like he lives the lifestyle of an athlete. If you looked at the training grounds in Italy would you see any players with bloated faces like they had slept 3 hours in the last week? For me it's a no!

  4. less money than he would have had in the third division from us. mental. maybe it did suit green to get rid of the high earners and not all blame should be on the players shoulders.

     

    When it comes to the Scottish and NI contingent who were happy to give it 'blue blood runs through my viens' crap then I make an exception. Can't have it both ways in my eyes. I'm maybe a bit too old and cynical but I won't shed a tear over our ex keeper. I've already thought we would never see another Chris Woods, Andy Goram, Stefan Klos. Mcgregor will be replaced and we wont even speak his name as we rise again.

  5. The best thing would be for us to get to the final, and then boycott the final hopefully against a diddy team that would take only a few thousand fans. The Scottish games showpiece event in front of an empty stadium would really send a strong message.

     

    Now what a statement that would be!

  6. he has admitted his mistake. he might have apologised I'm not sure.

     

    An explanation about the supposed evidence regarding Whyte's credibility might have cleared a lot up. Unless it was bollocks. For example in the article he posted about Whyte in my OP, why didn't he tell us who could vouch for Whyte's history (with his dad) as a Rangers fans, 'cos no other person I know was ever able to vouch for him as a Bear.

  7. The thing about the guy is that he is so outlandish he is almost convincing. He WASN'T misled about Whyte in the same way as others were. He 'championed' his every move from the rooftops. He shouted in his loudest voice that he had the evidence to prove that Whyte was the best thing since sliced bread. The difference between him and ordinary fans is that he has a media vehicle where, if his ego dictates, he can nail his flag to the mast in a way that ordinary punters can't. If he decides to do it in the inflated manner he did regarding Whyte then he has to be prepared to look foolish and lose credibility. Even apologise and admit he got it badly wrong and misled readers of his blogs (egos don't work that way)?

    What annoyed me at the time was that I never trusted Whyte from the start but I was starting to believe that Leggo maybe DID have information to the contrary. It was, in fact, a load of BOLLOCKS he was spouting. Why should I now believe ANY of his stuff now, even though he may appear convincing, and possibly right?

  8. Leggo is giving us it straight about Green. Telling us him and Whyte are two peas in a pod (he may be right). And we should listen to him - right? 'Cos he told us along along about that other sheister that he hated, Craig Whyte - didn't he? Or did he? Well as my memory serves me Leggo told us repeatedly that Whyte was the best thing to happen to Rangers in decades. He lost all credibility with me (even though some of his points are valid) when he went from Whyte's main 'champion' to the opposite side of the table when Whyte was proved to be what he is. Just as a taster this is a Leggo post from last year:

     

    "Therefore, it can't be a surprise to anyone that the many enemies of Rangers continue to try to paint Craig Whyte in a bad light.

    Remember, these are the same enemies who claimed Whyte would never complete his takeover of the Ibrox club, and were left looking like mugs.

    Some folk, though, it seems never learn.

    For now, this pack of toothless wolves, these enemies of Rangers, are gathering like a pack of bandits behind Donegal based self-style rebel, Philmacgiollabhain , in a pathetic bid to blacken Whyteâ??s character and motives.

    But they are a danger. To themselves!

    Philmacgiollabhain really should be careful what he writes about Whyte, and any of the multi millionaire Rangersâ?? ownerâ??s extremely wealthy and powerful business associates.

    He does not have nearly enough journalistic experience to know how to circumnavigate the delicate laws of defamation.

    His latest attack on Whyte is thinly disguised as sarcasm, and could soon attract the attention of Whyteâ??s high powered London lawyers, who have claimed the scalps of the Daily Mail, Daily Star and the Sun in recent libel actions.

    I will leave any holes that can be picked in Philmacgiollabhainâ??s ill-informed rant regarding Whyteâ??s business motives to those lawyers.

    But one aspect which Philmacgiollabhain raised which I am able to discuss is Craig Whyteâ??s background as a lifelong Rangers fan.

    That family attachment to the Ibrox club is something which sets Whyte apart from his predecessor, Murray, whose only flirtation with football before Graeme Souness talked him into buying Rangers, was a failed bid to take over little Ayr United.

    Prior to that, Murray was a rugby man, with an interest in an ice hockey team, and to this day rugby remains his sporting passion. He continues to back the Scotland side with hard cash.

    In complete contrast, Whyte, and his dad, have been well known among some former Rangers players for years.

    One seventies star has told me he knows Whyte senior well, and has known the new Ibrox overlord since he was still a schoolboy, taken to watch Rangers in action. He has even done business with Whyte.

    What some people are finding hard to get used to is Whyteâ??s quiet and unassuming way of going about his business. There are no bombastic boasts and no hogging of the limelight and the mic from Whyte, unlike Murray.

    That is just not Whyteâ??s style. As I have said before, he is a man who gives every appearance of taking Teddy Rooseveltâ??s advice to speak softly and carry a big stick.

    So far, in the main, all we have heard is his soft voice. Even in dealing with Alastair Johnston the new Rangers owner has spoken softly.

    The big stick though, will soon become evident to those who cross him. No matter where they are."

  9. Surely the SFA (as the governing body) can over-rule the SPL ? My take on MM's statement is that agreement with the SFA has been reached provided we accept this delayed tranfer embargo.

     

    Either that is the case or Leggo's big exclusive today about Ally playing hardball with Rhegan over the loss of titles etc is complete 'Barry White'!

  10. There are adages that apply to a person's pride, but do they translate to our Club? The one I have in mind is 'Better to die on your feet than live on your knees'. I would have felt great pride if we had said "enough is enough and no fucking more. Ban us then ya bastards if you dare. Because there will be an outcry that will everborate around Europe that will show you up for what you are. And you fucking know it." I actually think a lot of public opinion would turn.

    I feel like we've just lost a game of poker (or bluff whatever you want to call it) to a crap opponent. I'm convinced we held the aces because even national radio was saying how many more sanctions can this Club take?

    The reality is that as fans with pride we would shout 'No Surrender' from the rooftops, but can Green afford the game of poker knowing his investors will walk if he loses? Even if he thought he was sure of winning? It's a bit like sitting on a quiz show with £50K and you are 70% sure of the answer to the double your money or lose £40K. Most people will walk with the £50K.

  11. ABSOLUTELY NO!! With the squad we will have? Why should we be set up as fodder to supply them with TV money? As a support we have prepared ourselves for the long road which will ulitmately bring huge delayed gratification if we are resolute and keep believing. When we get back up there we will have a gale force wind behind our sails and a support who will be in a frenzy by the time we get there. We will be back when we are READY and God help anyone who gets in our way !

  12. Will they be docked anything for harbouring a 'criminal' of the most disgusting kind for the years that they did? Why did they do it? In the words of their own manager at the time 'to save the club's name'. Why was that stance necessary in their eyes? The club would have lost their 'integrity' (?!!) had the news got out and they would have potentially lost sponsorship, season tickets, players, and possiblly THE ABILITY TO ATTRACT PLAYERS. So does harbouring criminals for the benefit of your team during that period pass the 'integrity' barometer?

  13. This little classless shite's comments this morning (again) about having titles stripped is the equivalent off running up to a referee and flashing an imaginery red card to get an opponent sent off. Integrity my arse but the journos wont comment on that.

    And who is to say that had we fielded another side we still wouldn't have won it? What beat them a few times was lacking bottle at crucial times - not the oppostion players calibre. Are they looking into Ross County and ICT etc for evidence of dual contracts to bail them out?

    It's got LIEWELL stamped all over it!!

  14. I've met most of rm admin face to face and found them to be thoroughly nice chaps.

     

    Don't disagree GS, but I can only go on my experience and what I will accept in life. And I won't accept being treated like a primary school kid in any walk of life , let alone, by some bloke who's feeling powerful behind a keyboard. My point is - don't type on a keyboard what you wouldn't have the cojones to say face to face!

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