Scott7

Correct in every word.

Never turn up your nose at three points but I’m weary of these endless nerve-racking match days which have been going on for years, even occasionally in the the 55, no matter who is the manager. Every Saturday should be a Ross County Saturday with the resources available. This is Dundee United not Southampton, Leeds or Crystal Palace let alone any bigger beast. They lost seven to AZ and even more to another team. Let’s hope Hagi recovers like Larsen and not Mols.

Apart from City and two or three more I think that’s right. Put Raith v Arbroath on at a big stadium with a full crowd for a bit of atmosphere and commentators and “pundits” alike would be screaming in exultation about similar mediocrity.

Come on, BSRT. Dundee Utd and their supporters haven’t had a chance yet to show their respect and loyalty yet.

Suptd. Stephen Dolan. hmmmm.

dB, I salute your indefatigablity. The John Greig of the Message Board.

He lives in Arkansas, so probably not many. I haven’t seen the team on the hoof for many years. Doesn’t stop me pontificating. (Is that an ok word here?)

Scottish Cup semi-finalists depending on the draw.

I’m reconciled to defeat so it’s quite nice not to be worried for a change. I know what you mean, though and that is worrying.

In City’s case it’s the CL not the EC. Pernickety but buster’s like that.

Hibs had Pat Stanton, Peter Cormack and a fellow, Colin Stein, playing for them that night. Also Father Pat Quinn and Alex Scott’s brother Jim. @compowill remember them well.

The Arsenal game is postponed a week, the Rangers game by only one day. The Alban Polis obviously can’t cope with a second big event immediately. Glasgow City Police would have managed no bother.

Aren’t they all?

Arsenal v PSV postponed. Does the foregoing apply to them too?

Yes. I can’t remember the rate or yield but at one time in the fifties the share price was £12.00. Don’t recall the denomination. £1.0.0 Ordinary?

What, exactly, could the Club do? Refuse to play?

Even a half would do. Greatest Rangers player of my lifetime and that includes Tiger Shaw and Geordie Young.

What, to defend it in case the Welsh start coming after us too?

Disagree. They did what the coach told them.

I used to watch a highly successful non-league team that competed easily in cup ties with second tier and even relegation fodder first tier sides. They had a cast iron defence. At the start of a new season they adopted zonal defence and lost three in a row. They switched back to man marking and won the league. With zonal defence, I don’t understand what happens when no attacker comes onto the zone. You can see what happens when three of them arrive at once.

Everton might be Potter’s best move.

I tend to agree with Stewart. For me, celtic are indeed going in the right direction when they suffer a defeat at home by a comfortable margin.

I might not remember the facts correctly but it was Parks, not the Club, who raised the court action. Parks were successful but only on an interim basis although getting a final order with an award of expenses, I suppose, would be a formality. **The Club will have incurred the expense of legal advice but not being involved in the Court case won’t have an immediate right to recover that outlay. The Club was involved as a party in the SFA arbitration process. What happened to that? Parks are not a members of the SPFL so Park himself as Club Chairman can’t use the Club to blackmail the League (Unfortunately) Rangers may well have a right to recover their legal expenses but absent a formal award, won’t be able to make much use of that as a threat. If Rangers are subsequently found to have withheld consent to the TV deal unreasonably might that make them liable to the other clubs for their loss of a share of the extra money? I think this is the wrong battle to fight. ** On checking back, the action was Parks against the SFA with Rangers in the proceedings as interested parties. If there was an award of expenses, use it. If not get the award pronto.

Still Tanzanian unless the freak was born before 1964.

Absolutely right. Amidst all the jokes about a green Pedro, I had an ominous feeling that Postecoglou might take the Terry Munro smiles off our faces. At the time of the appointment, my Hearts supporting younger lad speculated that the Australian would have a stumbling start but bring in some players no one had ever heard off who would suddenly do the business. And lo, it came to pass.