Uilleam

...but not all adults will be consenting.

Oh, go on then. Thanks.

I believe that it is in the pawn, and even the Uncles are subject to the whim of La Sturgeon, thus remain closed pro tem. They never thought that they would have to redeem it. End of April, I'd hazard.

We stole a point, but, for their consumption, they managed to hold The Champions to a draw.

I'm resigned to losing this, now. We are just not competing.

The HT team talk must have been as wishy washy as the 1st half performance, because I can discern no improvement.

Dirty diving bastard, he is, then!!!

FULL SCOUSE!!

An HT thought: they can't get better; we can't get worse.

Let's hope that that is a kickstart

I think that that might have been a pen. But we are 2nd best here, by a bit of a distance, and they look like they won't need penalty kicks.

Totally, unthinkingly, reckless from Roofe.

A member of an iconic, possibly the iconic, Rangers' team: Ritchie Shearer Caldow Greig McKinnon Baxter Henderson McMillan Millar Brand Wilson That he was good enough not only to play in that side, but to be known, during his time at Ibrox, as 'The Wee Prime Minister', ie the boss, speaks volumes.

To go with his chicken supper?

I am outraged that our overworked, overstretched National Health Service has had to divert vital staff and resources to deal with a flood of ginger headed paddies with sunstroke and sunburn.

Take a dram, man, take a dram

Roll of Honour not more his thing?

The fhilth players could give our lads a Guard of Honour while taking the knee. Two birds, one stone, etc....

An SNP spokesperson, one of the few not up on a charge, offered: 'It might have touched upon illegality, but, really, the weather was lovely, and there was not a Union Flag to be seen.' Actually, there is no doubt that Poileas Alba would have swiftly swooped and broken up the gathering, if any hardy sons had arrived bearing an Ulster flag, or two.

No more, I expect: there isn't even honour among thieves, these days.

The difference is that Rangers' supporters offered to pay for restitution of the damage.

I think he can check the cost breakdown, if any, but I think that he will have to pony up. To cavil would be more bad publicity.

I don't know. They don't look to be of earth shattering import, but I stand to be corrected.

Are the guys who have collected the cash in a position to verify/audit the Council's account? I suspect not, and in the circumstances, are not really in a position to quibble. And now, the SNP Administration can showboat and claim that "Rangers' supporters" caused over £10 000s worth of damage to George Square. A bit of an own goal, really.

Gamekeeper turned poacher turned gamekeeper? Maybe 'widening his experience' having been marked for future preferment? Academia? Your guess is as good as mine. He may have been in a promoted post within CO&PFS ie somewhere between the LA and the Advocates Depute. I suspect it more likely that he would have been promoted from within, after Mulholland was raised to the Bench.