Gonzo79

The statement from Dunfermline's pillock certainly puts them on the naughty list.

Graham Spiers & co will be frantically trying to uncover something linking ICT board members to the OO. ?

Now that we have offered to pay for one, I'll be viewing any clubs who don't support an independent investigation with suspicion.

Thay have a knack for keeping very quiet when it suits them. And keeping others quiet too.

I think this answer nicely sums up the press reaction to the dossier: "It’s telling that people with a legal background and those with experience in governance and regulated industries view the issues raised more seriously than others are prepared to.".

Is there a planned date regarding our new Castore stuff being available to purchase? My lad's birthday is in July and I'm wondering if there's any chance I might be able to get him one of the shirts, although I did read the MASH deal is valid until 1st August, so suspect it's unlikely. Seems like we haven't had new kit available before August for quite some time, which surely negatively impacts sales.

I don't think the majority will budge when it comes to reconstruction.

Michael Stewart has Tweeted that Franc Ergs is correct to raise this matter. A few minutes later, he Tweeted that it's all Franc Ergs' fault if Compo gets relegated. According to sources in Coatbridge, Roger Mitchell says, "They're all Orange b*******!" and Phil McMadeupname is planning to write a book about the dark, Masonic forces towering over Gersnet.

Three smelly rats in the sewer (The Sun).

Falkirk's PR man must be a Mason/member of the OO. ?

Can someone tell failed politician, mediocre footballer and nationalist nitwit, Michael Stewart, that it should be "I can't get past the feeling...".

This whole situation is like squeezing a big spot and watching the pus oozing out, with people like Stewart, Spiers and Mitchell being the pus.

Hopefully that snaps a few clubs (and their fans) out of their slumber.

The game's a bogey. Scotland is infested with that lot, from top to bottom and they will ensure our dossier is largely ignored. I expect one of the high heid yins will take the bullet for the rest but the same mechanisms will remain in place and Rangers reputation will be sullied further. Our only hope is that external forces start taking a look but given the standing of Scottish football and the economic nature of the wider game, I doubt the likes of UEFA give a shit. I do hope enough Bears are paying attention and think twice about funding clubs who don't want to tip the boat (ie. Facilitators of corruption) and decide to stop funding them but I also doubt that will happen to any effective degree.

Nice to see the yahoo lapdogs are out in force.

They really tailed off last season and started well this season but then lost momentum. They're a very lightweight side, who seem to lack belief.

I've liked Hamburg for a few years (Albertz, their terrific socks and their No Surrender banner vs the yahoos). They've been garbage for a few years and don't look returning to the top flight at the moment. I do enjoy watching German football - the whole set-up is good, from the fans, the actual quality of football, to the way the clubs are run.

Does Roger think Rangers employing someone from the Unionist community, who has no criminal convictions and is a practicing Christian, is worse than Celtc re-employing a known paedophile? It'd be interesting to find out.

This Roger Mitchell cretin really has a chip on his shoulder about Rangers doesn't he. What would placate him...a potato perhaps? Here's an interesting article about him... https://www.wsc.co.uk/the-archive/916-Organisation-&-structure/5639-roger-and-out

I'm on the opposite side, a pessimist and I don't see much changing. We might oust Doncaster but another puppet will replace him.

No. Probably not.

30% is quite a bit higher than the rate of inflation.

Looks like the scum will be handed the title, Rangers will be treated like a pariah (more than before) and there will be minimal changes at the SPFL. Oh well...

The two main issues appear to be a lack of clarity regarding season ticket usefulness if Covid-19 has a big impact (highly likely) on the 2020/21 season and the huge increase in Bar72 prices, with minimal benefit. The first one isn't really the club's fault - no one knows what's going to happen. The second one does seem poorly managed - pay 30% extra for a free programme and a pint or you'll have to sit in wings of the Club Deck.

All this was decided long before Covid-19 reared its head.