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JFK-1

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  1. Could pull off McLaughlin for all he has to do and throw in Itten.
  2. Frequently been 21 players in their half. McLaughlin should just get up there and join the crowd for the full 22.
  3. Perfect example of how unsuitable it is when Morelos went down "with no one near him". Stud stuck in it causing him to go over on his ankle.
  4. You remind me of the classic text book case of last wordism, talking just to be talking and saying absolutely nothing of any relevance to a point. That's hysterical.
  5. Yes it is pointless considering this utter nonsense your using as an argument. It's long been agreed around here that opposing teams use violent tactics against Rangers, yet all of a sudden that's not real. Then you go on to contradictory rubbish about me being inside Holts head, while you claim to be inside Gerrards head. If you can't derive what Holt means when he says that your simply not very insightful. Are you so blind you don't get undertones? If I walk up to someone and aggressively say i'm going to get you that doesn't mean anything sinister? You really don't get this?
  6. Well let's play your no content game. He is though, And that's going to become evident soon enough.
  7. I was wondering the same thing. Odd leaving him out entirely if he's not.
  8. I'm deflecting from nothing, if anybody is you are. I understand perfectly that when Gerrard may say such a thing he's not talking about a strategy. He's talking about what he knows they're going to face. He's saying we know this is what they will do and we wont be intimidated. He's not saying our plan is we're going out there to kick lumps out of them. This guy on the other hand is saying exactly that. No doubting that so don't be deflecting with talk of what a nice guy he is while implying Gerrard is advocating 'ugly', a euphemism for kick the shit out of them, as a game strategy.
  9. There's a financial downside to that which wouldn't suit Rangers. Only one gate presumably split. Two legs two gates each side keeping all of their own home gate.
  10. Not even mentioning the parachute payments that follow for 3 years after being relegated.
  11. Really now, let's see you just accept it with no qualms as it plays out tomorrow then. Potentially crippling tackles such as we saw on Roofe on Wednesday. No problem for you despite the fact it's being advertised ahead of time that this is pretty much the plan.
  12. If you didn't want to take part you wouldn't be there. They sent text messages that day announcing it. Which is exactly why all those people happen to be there.
  13. You're clearly so far gone in this talk just to be talking contrary bubble you don't even know when you're doing it. Nor when it plumbs new levels of pointless absurdity. We have an opposition manager openly talking about intending violent play in an upcoming match. What it amounts to is admitting an intention to be deliberately violent which will include a real risk of seriously injuring our players. Intentional risk. Instructions of the manager. And you, contrarian genius that you are, equate that to a one off heat of the moment incident. Do we have a manager instructing players to go out there and punch opposition players? If we do they're miserably failing to follow instructions because it's a rare event. And when the incident you're trying to equate with deliberate thuggery occured it was a response to deliberate thuggery. A response I myself may have carried out in the heat of the moment. But not on instruction from the manager nor a preconceived personal plan. And a response the manager would have given me a dressing down for given the risk of being red carded. He would not have either instructed it nor praised it when it did happen. And neither would I. I have always complained about the retaliation of Alfie. And Kent too when he was red carded in France. Is all that anything like the preconceived thuggery our players face? A preconceived thuggery not just condoned but actually ordered by opposition managers? What are you? A Manchurian candidate who would even suggest far less think that's anything like preconceived planned thuggery on the team you're supposed to be supporting? On the basis of a comedic avatar of a punch being thrown at an individual so many would like to punch but in no way suggests this should be a common event? Well it appears you actually are suggesting it. Suggesting there's any similarity between the non stop fouling and attacks the opposition inflict on us weekly on their managers instructions? I could say unbelievable, but given the source I wont. Now you go ahead and ramble some further pointless nonsense just to be talking and carrying on an obvious bizarre obsession to be contrary to me. In your contrary world there must be some weird creatures around here if you think avatars are to be considered the source of celebration.
  14. Really? You seriously think this is a pertinent remark in the context of this thread? It's the usual worthless talking to be talking while saying nothing with any worthwhile content I have come to expect from you. But go ahead, let me see the attempt to validate it before I point out the pointless inane nature of it.
  15. There isn't a difference between tight defence and blatant thuggery?
  16. Finding myself feel some hate for this guy, though maybe I should attempt to put that aside and try to appreciate the honesty. McInnes when we go to the sheep pen tries to pretend it's a football match and they're going to play football. When we all know it's nothing but a kick fest on their part. This guy at least doesn't try to pretend otherwise I suppose. And then the Scottish league wonder why we can't sell this kind of anti football.
  17. Not a mention of playing football. "getting in peoples faces" "do the ugly side" "they'll know they've been in a battle" How many random people who saw those three comments but didn't know what they were referring to would guess it was a football match.
  18. Maybe the Scottish league could be more supportive given that Alfie faces this crap on a regular basis. Like they're doing in England. FULL ARTICLE
  19. Pretty common. We have a 7 year old dog who has grown up in Oklahoma so has experienced severe thunder and lightning many times. But still hides under the bed and wont come out when it happens. Also has some sort of sense that it's coming. She will creep under that bed well before a storm arrives which alerts us that it's coming our way. Strange. Maybe there's a smell to it. Also read a peculiar local story about birds. A few years back it was Springtime and the migratory birds had just arrived back to begin their nest building. This was noted by the bird watchers who count them. They were busy little birds for a week or so then one day they were all gone again. Bird watchers baffled. What happened? A mystery squadron of hawks scare them off? Nobody knew. The very next day an F5 tornado ripped through that area creating devastation in it's path and there were a number of fatalities. Next day the birds are back. WTF?
  20. One more thought on it. Steven Gerrard has obviously forgotten more about football than any of us will ever know. With that in mind I find this interesting. I'm thinking why is he so concerned? Does he think his time has come? That he's fashioned a side who can take this league? Which would be a striking achievement keeping in mind the shambles he inherited and the financial disadvantages he has been facing. If the season were cancelled could that in his mind be stealing the glory he thinks is there for the taking this season? A potentially gold star page in his record book regarding his dreams of credentials to be a future manager of Liverpool. He took over a club in shambles, Led them to impressive Euro runs against opposition who also had financial advantages. And took a title all the nay sayers have been saying was impossible for him to take. Just a speculation on what may be the thoughts of Gerrard.
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