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Having been of an age where I could watch Jim playing for Rangers I was also old enough later to pop into his pub at Paisley Rd Toll. Even earlier I was introduced to him in the old Ibrox Bar next to the stadium. I wish I could say we explored the meaning of life with Jim having all the answers. But to tell the truth I was starstruck and probably sounded like a bit of a fud to him.

Due to a very tenuous connection at best YB. They were both born in Hill o Beath. To be fair to the legoeater though, he did say Slim Jim had everything as a footballer that he himself didn't.

I just finished watching too YB. I am not ashamed to say that I had tears in my eyes at the end. Jim was a fantastically talented player and part of the side I grew up watching as a youngster.

A reminder to fellow bears that this programme starts shortly at 9pm tonight on BBC Alba.

I was just reading the latest blog on the coplandroad site where it is correctly pointed out that Green should perhaps have fully read the conditions attached to his contract for his tenure at Ibrox. It specifically states that any illegal behaviour is not covered when it comes to the club paying for legal advice or representation.

This is my first post so please be gentle guys. Having read the club statement earlier today it crossed my mind that what we are seeing is possibly mischief making by the BBC. Green is reported to be looking for his legal bills to be paid. Apart from the errant nonsense in that idea I would've thought his first port of call would be to contact our club rather than talking to the BBC. The club say they have had no contact.