Rangers v Celtic

Aye if you read 56 backwards ffs

Smell the glove

 

Aye, was babbling some ****e about high yields off the US property market.

 

Rob Keirnan escapes ban

Timmy reaction.

 

Their support is full of some of the biggest throbbers to inhabit the Earth

 

^^^^^^^^^^

Irony overload

 

Never heard of him.

 

Tagging police Scotland hahahahahaha

 

trev wont join the whatsapp chat yet reveals his genuine twitter account on GC

fail fail sean

 

Didny know Trev was a 16 year old lassie. Twitter fur **** sake

 

In ye go old man

 

Dammit

 

I'm a pretty big deal on twitter fyi

 

Nup. No goin for it.

 

My real name is Alexander Forbes in case anyone was looking for me on Facebook

 

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Are you a *****?

 

No and I'm not sure why you would ask such a thing.

 

valid enquiry imho

 

He is scottish iirc

 

A BIZARRE Old Firm damage row has erupted after it emerged Celtic withheld ticket cash after chasing Rangers for months over an unsettled bill for wrecked toilets.

The Scottish Sun understands Hoops bosses kept around £40,000 owed to the Ibrox side after failing to recoup money for repairs to Celtic Park loos.

It comes after a minority of yob Gers fans trashed toilets in the away end at Parkhead during the Old Firm clash in September last year.

But Rangers chiefs claim talks over the outstanding bill are still “ongoing” – and said they had been left with their own repair bill after the match between the sides on New Year’s Eve. It’s not been revealed what the nature of these damage claims are.

A source said: “Celtic had been trying to get Rangers to pay up for four months but Rangers refused to stump up the cash.

“Bosses at Parkhead got fed up with being ignored and took the chance to take matters into their own hands by holding back the ticket cash at New Year.

“But Rangers want Celtic to pay for apparent damage caused to Ibrox after the most recent game.

“It’s likely this could drag on for some time.”

Rangers were due around £340,000 in ticket sales from Celtic after the league match at Ibrox on December 31 - which was attended by 7,000 Hoops supporters.

A deal between the sides means the away team sell their own tickets then later hand over the proceeds to the home club.

But a chunk of the cash was kept by Parkhead chiefs frustrated over the Ibrox side’s alleged failure to pay the estimated £40k bill for the damage at the earlier game.

We told how loos in the away section at the stadium were trashed after the derby on September 10 with cubicles flattened and toilet seats torn off.




****s are skint again.