26th of foot 5,829 Posted January 11 Author Share Posted January 11 1 hour ago, JohnMc said: I'm sure Sportsound are working hard on a documentary exposing the running of Dundee Utd and the simply unsustainable losses and level of debt they currently have. That level of financial doping in the Championship requires exposure to a bigger audience. I'm sure the public service broadcaster is making the final edits as I type. Jum Spence has been awfy quiet these days. 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Frankie 8,148 Posted January 20 Share Posted January 20 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gonzo79 13,589 Posted January 20 Share Posted January 20 Stuart Cosgrove is a pathetic, fat man. He's not stupid but he acts stupid, I'm not sure why...maybe to keep in check with his listeners. He's about as funny as a cot death. Just look at the sad, ex-football hooligan, state of a man.... 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blue Moon 1,113 Posted January 20 Share Posted January 20 That's quite shocking. This programme is beyond the pale. 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gonzo79 13,589 Posted January 20 Share Posted January 20 (edited) 7 minutes ago, Blue Moon said: That's quite shocking. Accusing someone not present of supporting apartheid is libel and slander. I hope Gough's lawyers are aware of the comment. Edited January 20 by Gonzo79 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soulsonic5791 408 Posted January 21 Share Posted January 21 A pompous miscreant who thinks he is untouchable. Hopefully King Richard's lawyers fire a cease and desist missive up his and his employer's collective farter. 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post 26th of foot 5,829 Posted January 29 Author Popular Post Share Posted January 29 (edited) Long Term Calculation. During the first week of the New Year, I listened to the Open Goal podcast featuring Jonathan Watson(Only an Excuse) and Graeme Stevely(Grado from River City). Both related advice they received from their respective Agents when first attending BBC Scotland for auditions/work, they were told to deny their support for Rangers. In fact, both were told expressing a preference for ra Sellik would enhance their careers going forward. On arriving at BBC Scotland, they were further surprised by a number of Staffers who they knew attended Ibrox refusing to admit they did so. Only an Excuse was first broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland in 1987, it transferred to TV in 1993. There has been at least a forty year intent to marginalise, demonise and, dehumanise Rangers and Rangers supporters. It begins with the nameless unless, you read the end credits to identify the Producers, Directors and, Researchers. The Writers and Actors adhere to instruction. The QM(Queen Margaret) - PQ(Pacific Quay) Gang Huts know a plethora non-Sellik supporting Rangers haters are required as Useful Idiots. The likes of RAB Cosgrove, Jum Spence, Big Dick, James Cook .................... were anxious to be seen sticking the boot in, again and again because it is financially rewarding. The energy of the converted can also be harnessed, from Greg Hemphill to Sanjeev Kohli know the required rite of passage demanded. Currently, BBC Scotland are broadcasting, 'How the Scots and Irish Changed English Football' - a three part series being utilised to lionise the contributions made to English football by a specific section of society. Did you know the GAA(Gaelic Athletic Association) had made such a telling contribution? You may remember the GAA banned all members of the Security Forces in the UK from participating in GAA sports from 1897 until 2001 but, BBC Scotland failed to mention. Instead, we had long calculating contributions from : Martin O'Neill Neil Lennon Ardal O'Hanlon Patrick Kielty Niall Quinn RAB Cosgrove The rest of the series contributors are : Charlie Nicholas, John McGinn, John Aldridge, Keith Gillespie, Josh McGennis, Pat Nevin, Graeme Souness, Brian McClair, Jonny Evans, Chick Young, David Moyes and, Sanjeev Kohli. Heavily slanted I am sure you will agree, RAB Cosgrove does his usual snide thing by referring to Souness as, "a calculating assassin". As bad or worse than his comment on Richard Gough(see Frankie's post on the 20 jan above), "ah don't think Gough was against apartheid"? Separate development ie the Scottish Education Act 1918 allowing the separation of children at aged five years for the purpose of education. Educational apartheid has been running for two more years than the GAA's ban. The last named contributor, Sanjeev Kohli has a first class honours degree in Mathematics thus is fully qualified in calculation. His primary and secondary education was courtesy of St Aloysius College where he tells us he supported Rangers. He told Scotland on Sunday's supplement, Seven Days 25 years past he rejected Rangers in favour of ra Sellik because of the events surrounding Mark Walters debut at ra Piggery on the 2nd of January'88. Sanjeev was appalled at his fellow Rangers supporters standing beside him in the Rangers end, dressed in Gorilla suits throwing bananas at the debutant. Tell a lie, tell a BIG ONE. The only two folks who believed Sanjeev was in attendance that day were the Sports Editor, Kevin McKenna and Seven Days Editor, Charleen Sweeney. Sanjeev is interviewed at ra Stade de Gadd, in front of the European Cup replica where he tells us another fantasy, "I always had a soft spot for Nottingham Forrest". We endure a montage of MON(John McGovern, John O'Hare, Kenny Burns, ..... etc all ignored) then the voiceover contributes, "when the Irish and Scots were good, they were the best". As the best is uttered, we cut to the Lisbon Lions strolling on to the Portuguese turf. This picture and voiceover are repeated continuously. Sanjeev's calculations have been well rewarded and he is intent upon remaining useful. You thought his brother, Hardeep was the pernicious creep? The GAA is the recipient of the Gang Hut makeover. Last week, we suffered a GAA Social sponsored interview with Neil Lennon and the promotion of Irish rap band, 'Kneecap'. Jolly craicsters replete in republican balaclavas with names such as, 'DJ Provai' and, 'Mo Chrra'; performing in front of a flaming RUC vehicle backdrop. BBC informs the viewers Kneecap are not sectarian and are, "the epitome of wonderful Irish erudition". Sounded like another RAB contribution to me? Anyways, Kneecap sing, "Get them Brits Out" another appeal for separate development but only after they had secured £1.7 million in British Arts funding. Finally, we return to RAB Cosgrove and yesterday's two hour sigh, "ah've fell out of love wi Scottish football". He vented for a couple of minutes on St Johnstone being rank without uttering the words, 'Craig Levein'. It is akin to Humza's two minutes of Holocaust remembrance without saying the word, 'Jew'. It is a long term calculation. Edited January 29 by 26th of foot 5 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blue Moon 1,113 Posted January 29 Share Posted January 29 We knew the minute we saw the name of the show exactly what it would be. Utterly sickening. 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gonzo79 13,589 Posted January 29 Share Posted January 29 You'd have to pay me a hefty fee to watch that t@rrier bollocks. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
26th of foot 5,829 Posted January 29 Author Share Posted January 29 11 minutes ago, Gonzo79 said: You'd have to pay me a hefty fee to watch that t@rrier bollocks. I was waiting for your review of Kneecap. I propose BBC Scotland produce a Quay Session featuring Kneecap with Martin Compston conducting the Green Brigade choir. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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