Gonzo79

Ian1964 posted the full story in the General Football forum. No doubt the SNP would be fully disclosing the report if Rangers fans were the main perpetrators. Which suggests that other lot are just as guilty, if not more so.

A lot of Israelis aren't from historically Semitic backgrounds. Palestinians are from historically Semitic backgrounds. Boris Johnson is an Islamophobe, according to the same sort of thinking. So we either have an anti-Semite or an Islamophobe leading the country, if he wins the Tory leadership race. It's no coincidence this is so prominent when our authorities are so in thrall to America and Saudi Arabia, neither of which is a remotely good influence.

Most big clubs move to a new stadium because they can't build upon or expand their current stadium. Why would we need to move?

'Semitic' is a fairly modern and broad term. It's lazy and tedious to continually subscribe to this externally imposed type of identity politicking when discussing British politics. I'm no fan of Corbyn but there are far more important concerns, to those of us who want the best for the United Kingdom, than the inability of Israel to cope with criticism of its actions - hence its increasing desire to paint every single criticism as racist.

What sort of midfielder is Aribo? Defensive, creative or box-to-box?

I wondered why I kept whistling Stravinsky's The Rite Of Spring in the run up to the EU referendum. It's good to finally find out.

It'd be refreshing if we could have a conversation about Corbyn that doesn't descend into anti-Semitism accusations. His opinion on Israel should be largely irrelevant to British voters. Same goes for BoJo's criticism of Islamic attire.

That article includes this wee gem: "It has been alleged by many, that Russia played a part in the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union (EU)."

I never thought I'd say this but I hope Argentina beat Scotland. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48440449 First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been giving Shelley Kerr tips on how to deal with life in the spotlight, the Scotland head coach has revealed. Kerr has led her side to a first World Cup finals, where they have lost to England and Japan. Sturgeon is patron of the women's national team, something Kerr says she takes "very seriously". "She was really forthcoming and I wanted to tap into her leadership skills," she told BBC Scotland. "It was fantastic to sit down and tap into her knowledge and experience as being the country's ultimate leader."

I have high hopes for him. Much like Middleton, I think he'll be a big player for us in years to come. Not sure he'll have much of a say during the forthcoming season though. We have a decent midfield as it stands but Arfield and Davis will be good to learn from.

I fail to see any benefit. Ibrox is home, the Main Stand is a magnificent, listed building and the transport infrastructure is as good as it gets in the city of Glasgow (it's also a reasonable walking distance from the city centre). The newer three stands aren't exactly state of the art but with sufficient upkeep, there's nothing wrong with the stadium at all.

I quite like the look of it but a roofless all-seater in Scotland would be mental. More because of rain/sleet/snow than temperatures (nights in Madrid in December/January are often colder than those in Scotland). I'm hearing good things are happening at Ibrox just now anyway, with regards to upgrades/refurbishment.

The SNP and Celtc certainly share a proclivity for turning a blind eye to criminality. Filth.

It feels more like giving up a bad habit than surrendering.