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That should do it.

I've noticed a few references to the infamous BJK over the last few days. I guess it can be put down to the extra hype and excitement everyone is feeling in the build up to Saturday (12 hours till kick off:cheers: ). But really, I don't feel this is an acceptable tone for this, or any forum. Do we really, not just as part of the Rangers extended family but as human beings, feel the need to poke fun, or feel superior in such a way. We take pride, conciously or not, of being part of a society that cares for it's children. We provide shelter, food, nurturing and education for our kids. And we provide services that keep our kids safe. That's every parents main priority, keeping the kids safe. Unfortunately, you can't wrap them in cotton wool and every now and then bad things happen. And when they do we are shocked and appalled and we call the people that do these things beasts and monsters. Society demands we lock them up and on release register them and track them to keep the kids safe. Yet, when it appears we can get one up, when we can laugh at our rivals, all that goes out the window. The songs are sung, the digs got in. All in the name of football??????? Please, before you sing the songs are make the jokes, spare a thought for the victims. For the children that had their lives tainted, for the families who watch the games and hear the songs and are given reminders of what happened.

It's on thursday night on ITV.

Nothing quite like going for the delicate one!!

Ten minutes in and he'll be screaming at Burke to stop being a fucking fanny along with everyone else!!

Aye, I'll pick mile 73.

Aye, I knew there wasn't any chance of you doing it :fish: Hope he's not wanting sponsored by the mile

Are you doing that for charidee? I thought you were just doing it cos you were mental!!!

The more I see of Papac the more he reminds me of Sergio Porrini - came here as a centre half, got punted to full back and made a really decent fist of it. C'mon the big Sasa!!!

Mate, there's a queue. Meand Gribz boy are there first. It's like the deli counter at Morrisons - take a ticket. Or is it the fish counter...:moon:

:cheers: :cheers: Who's your best bud!!!!!!!!!!

Depends if his name was Craig David..

Sorry Fraser, no offence meant.

You're too far away. I'm off today, I'll pop round after my coffee and give her a real good sorting out :cheers: :fish:

Only thing hurting Hartley was his pride after a piss poor performance. Brown may have got injured but difficult to tell as he was totally anonymous. He did take a knock and got substituted but don't think it'll be enough to keep him out on Saturday. After watching Caldwell/McManus and Hartley/Brown, I really don't have any fears for Saturday.

Bet he doesn't start and probably doesn't get on the pitch.

Aye, I reckon we could easily stick 3 or 4 past them if we played!

Get yer arse to school ya skiving wee tyke!!! I'll take your ticket for Saturday.

I've already heard that complaint from several people. Pre-emptive excuses!!! As far as I'm concerned, stuff them.We've got a job to do and lets get on and do it.

Aye, I went along. Don't like missing a Scotland game, friendly or not. Atmosphere was actually pretty good.

Aye what player could resist getting coached to mid-table obscurity by Gareth Southgate!!! I thik he should be playing davis more centrally - last couple of games wide right he hasn't looked the player he is in the middle. But, definately, get him signed.

That is a huge debt for a club f Hearts' size. They really are up the creek without a paddle - hopeless players, maniac chairman/owner/dictator and a very inexperienced interim head coach. This talk about Levien going there, why with Romanovs track record would any decent coach want to even consider going to Tynecastle?

Well done matey boy. No I need to start scouring the forums of the clubs that get knocked out this round! Time to make friends

It looks that way, doesn't it :cheers: Have to say though, I think brown will come good for them. He is a very talented player and once he gets his first season by and adapts to life as an Old Firm player, he'll be a danger. As long as he keeps his best games for Scotland!