Rangers v Celtic

The referees have crushed him.

Understandable tbh.

 

I keep it for those capable of understanding it mate. You get any old shìte patter tbh.

 

Re injury time, a wee comparison.

The Fulham vs Liverpool game, 5 subs made, various stoppages, play was stopped for a good minute probs longer after a pen was awarded = 3 mins

Certain games in Scotland would've had around 10 mins injury time for that, depending on the score of course.

 

I’m sure it would’ve still been 6 mins had Celtic been 1-0 up

 

Definitely.

 

Mindy

Singlehandedly bringing down the HUN average

 

Not going to be able to enjoy my dinner now

Madden must be investigated

 

Just had mine. It was lovely.

 

True

Ref should've just awarded us the pen and taken away those 3 precious extra minutes

 

There's probably a march to his house being arranged as we speak

 

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1 minute for every Killie player mistakenly not sent off.

 

Saint Patrick is a true Saint, a Godly man who did good things the Christian way, and not a person canonised by the papa. He taught a Protestant form of religion, and because of this , the Vatican will never recognise him as a Saint by canonising him, even though the Irish tried to force the papa to do so by making up lies about him (chasing away the snakes, teaching the trinity etc), which shows how hypocritical they are, making up lies about a Holy man, to get him something he didn't agree with. Saint Paddy didn't get on with the pope, or the R.Catholic teachings, nor them with him. His colours were a pale blue, with a touch of red, not green, white or gold, and his flag is the Red Cross on a white back ground, not a tricolour. He is an adoptive son of Ulster, being taken there as a slave, before leaving there, only to return there, to live, teach, die and be buried there. He made Ulster his home, and we called him our Saint because of the way he lived his life, not because someone give him a title, and there is almost no record of him having anything to do with the south. We usually toast him with a pint of the black stuff, Guinness. The good old Protestant drink, made by a Protestant family, and on at least 2 occasions, the target of the IRA, who tried to get it banned because the Guinness family supported the UVF and Ulster. However, when they seen that no one was listening, they decided to get drunk on the stuff, and claim it as their own..........kinda like they did with Saint Paddy. During these festive, its usually custom to get the party going with a sing song, and of course "Danny Boy". That good old Ulster Protestant tune, coming from Limavady, with the words being written by an English Protestant. So all in all, Saint Paddy day is not only a day to remember our adoptive son, with a pint of Protestant ale, to the sound of an Ulster Protestant song, its also a day to sit back and laugh at our Irish neighbours, who continue to bow, pray to, praise and toast, OUR Saint, with a good Protestant drink, singing a great Ulster Protestant song ..................and they wonder why people laugh at them.


Oooft!

 

Cant get past Protestant. Paddy was cutting about a thousand years before the reformation.

 

Going ten behind on St Paddys has finished a few of them

Ouch

 

@O'Dev please update us on the league table positions

 

DO PRODS CELEBRATE ST PATRICKS DAY?

 

Aye...Paddy wis a Prob IIRC

 

Prob was mate. Prob was.