stewarty

Squeaky bum time!

Agreed. And Rogers will be looking to make big changes such as letting the likes of Adam go whilst making a big loss in terms of transfer fees.

I think the problem for Adam is that in a "big" team like Liverpool, as was the case when he played for us, there is no room for a player who isn't that mobile and gives away possession as frequently as he does. To compensate he needs to be scoring 15 goals a season and yeah, I'm not sure he's good enough to do that at EPL level.

He had to move on to be fair. There is no way he'd play regularly in a Brendan Rogers team. He's simply not mobile enough, nor does he retain possesion very well.

Charlie Adam signed for Stoke. 4 year deal, undisclosed fee.

Strangely, his comments have not been widely reported...

I also feel let down. I had much optimism that we would get some objective reporting from a fresh perspective. Given he was being cheerled from the likes of Phil McGillygoolygubbin from the very start, itself tells a story.

He only started full training last week, or perhaps the week before, after a spell out. Another one I'd reserve judgement on. Any time he played last season I thought he did well.

You obviously haven't read any of Phil's bigoted blog posts then.

Seems like he has a decent pedigree. AEK Athens, Panathanaikos, Greek youth international. He'll do. And hopefully he can give Samararse a doing when we inevitably draw them in the cup at some point.

Gomis could negotiate a release from his contract in the way so many players did when they left us. Just depends on what he wants.

I've said before, although not many agreed, that Ogilve should have stood down until the investigations into EBT's and dual contracts were completed. He is clearly conflicted and now faces a position where: if we are cleared, stitch up allegations will be made and he may well be forced out; or if we are found guilty, his position is untenable and will likely have to go anyway. Its just a matter of time, and it gives me no pleasure to say that because I agree with the sentiments others have posted above.

Agreed. Levein in lack of class shocker. Again!

I think it was circa £1m we paid but I don't have the figure to hand. Not disappointed to see him go. He played well in the league up till around autumn time and the team's form dipped. After that he has been regularly found wanting and cost us goals. So I agree, if we free up his wages that can go to repaying palermo fees outstanding and let us bring in other reinforcements.

IIRC, did Goian not sign on a 2 year contract? Ergo, we are effectively letting him go for free?

From what I saw, that was a hard fought but deserved win. Credit should go to Ally for getting the result. I still feel we are about 4-5 games away from being 100% match fit.

My understanding was that the original aim of Leggoland was to expose the hypocrisy, double standards, misinformation purported by the press. And then to give us the back stories that we otherwise might not hear. When Leggo sticks to these topics, and goes after the likes of Spiers, McNally, Phil Mac 20names, Alex Thomaon, and the ilk; he's more often than not, spot on. As for the rest of it, I can usually only skim read at best.

I know that the SFA is antiquated in much of its approach, but hardly anyone routinely sends cheques these days. Most Finance systems have links to the BACS system and this could have been done easily. Maybe the person with the relevant delegated authority for transactions up to £800k wasn't available, but that doesn't mean that they couldn't have worked around it by gaining some form of verbal and written (email) authorisation in lieu of a subsequent signature, should it be required. There is no end to the SFA excuse making it seems.

Is he referring to ST sales or numbers for Saturday's game?

You wouldn't blame them for raising an action at the court of session. Not least given that footballing creditors have been given preferential treatment with the SFA and SPL forcing rangers to repay them to gain membership. I've no doubt HMRC would be happy to add their weight to such an action.

My mate has and his missus had season books for the club deck and I've used his seats on a few occasions. Must say that I agree the leg room is murder.

I think the ticket me as juffery are sharing is CF3.

Stick me down for one of the next batch. Not fussy which one.

And so the financial basket case that is Scottish football begins to unravel. *heads to the shop to buy popcorn*