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I haven’t listened to sportscene for years but I don’t mind fellows giving me the gist of its ramblings. Obviously listeners have to be stout fellows. I daresay fewer fellows are stouter than our members from The Corps of HM Royal Marines and the Parachute Regiment.

Right enough. He was hailed as a future Internationalist. Jim Christie, Bobby Hume, Colin Liddell (Should have kept Eddie Rutherford)

Hynd played a decent number of games and fired in the rocket that the Inter ‘keeper could only parry for Forrest to score. I’m thinking more of players who really did nothing either good or bad such as the two I mentioned.

Mibbees more Winifred Attwell or Russ Conway.

Brubeck? Blue Rondo perhaps.

Eric Sorenson the ‘keeper. Jorn(?) Sorenson the inside man. Not total duds. Albert Franks. (Newcastle) Stan Anderson (Clyde) and many more didn’t even bring their matches let alone set light to anything.

Dived for Coventry City in fact. Jim Blyth. Moving swiftly on from my previous notion.

A solution to the problem: All League Competitions abandoned. Premiership: Leaders Celtic. Last Position Heart of Midlothian (Repeat down the leagues) No declared champions in any league. No relegations , automatic promotions or play-offs for second promotions. No admissions from the Highland or Lowland Leagues. Prize money to be distributed equally among all clubs with a small proportion for the deemed champions of the Highland and Lowland Leagues but excluding any club occupying a relegation place in any league including League 2. Entry to European competitions deferred pending UEFA decision. If Rangers presented this proposition the only drawback for the Club is diminution of share of prize money. The relegation and promotion clubs will be displeased. I expect Brora will be secretly thrilled. But it won’t work because the anointed won’t get anointed.

Jings, compo. We won with a ten man team and a Norwegian composer at left back! I’d forgotten about the ‘keeper Lawrie (?) Blyth. Who did he play for?

Dry water pistol.

I know how you feel but giving up the Rangers gives victory to celtic and their archdemon. Some might argue celtic need Rangers in the league but they don’t. Their aim is perpetual representation in Europe and without Rangers, they’ll get it.

Cobalt is blue, Mack, so Liewell won’t be involved with that. The word whirling around in the back of your brain is cabal. I know what it’s like when the chambers of your mind open and shut without warning and the word you need pops out disguised as something else.

Seems that Rangers were right not to pursue an interest.

Can’t afford it. Litigation is eye-wateringly expensive.

An ancient cutting from Private Eye won’t cook anybody’s goose. Shifty only has to deny saying it. I doubt there will be proof. There may be a more effective rabbit to be pulled from the hat in the Court of Session today but I’m not confident. On past form, Rangers’ lawyers must have bought their box of tricks from a Tommy Cooper surplus sale. Has the legion of timmish lawyers rubbished the Partick opinion yet?

Can Partick afford litigation?

Learned Counsel for the Theeesssell must be very confident if they have consented to publication of their Opinion.

***** Ineligible. Already signed for selic. So’s shifty if I think about it.

No reparation for early termination I hope.

We’ve been laughed out of Court literally and metaphorically too often in recent years. It’s the advice Park’s been getting that worries me.

Interesting. I haven’t seen it that way. I’ll look more carefully next time whenever that will be. Hard to judge from the telly because you don’t see the whole field.

It had better be good. It had better be devastating. A losing battle is not worth fighting. The named persons might be looking at defamation if they are not destroyed. Would we be bothered so much if this was number four instead of nine in a row? Not many among us hadn’t conceded the title by the the third week of January. Park is presumably a sensible man but what sort of advice is he getting? I hope there is an affidavit from the whistleblower.

Ross-shire is Rangers but County has never been slow at dancing to a bigger club’s tune.

That’s 24 players who would stroll into the current Scotland team and there are many more.

Players who had all or a significant part of their careers in England. Bill Brown, Dundee/‘Spurs Alec Parker, Falkirk/Everton George Thomson, Hearts/Everton Billy Bremner, Leeds Ian Ure, Dundee/Arsenal Dave McKay, Hearts/‘Spurs Alec Young, Hearts/ Everton John White, Falkirk/‘Spurs Alan Gilzean, Dundee/‘Spurs Denis Law, United Billy Liddell, Liverpool Every top side in England had a couple of Scotsmen often the main players. There were umpteen others,Cormack, St John. Yeats, Gemmill, Souness and more. Now we pick unknowns from the Championship most of them Englishmen with Scots grannies.