For posterity reasons we need a more organised approach to the laughter, so our children and our children's children may laugh as hard as we did. I'll start us off
Dear Greggs, I beleave you provide catering at Hampden and are therefore "wan o them". I regeret to in form you that due to the really bad way people are kicking us when we are down (c) Ally McCoist I will no longer be buying 2 sausage rolls and a can of Irn Bru for my 4 year old sons breakfast. Sow the wind and you will reap the whirlwind. An angry bear
They are ****ing scum bags, giving a company a hard time about promoting sport for kids because they happen to be associated with the SFA who gave them a deserved penalty. I'm pretty moderate as the Celtic support go, but I really hope they get their come-uppance out of this!
Dear Mr Freddie Bassett, I am writing to inform you that I will never buy a packet of Murray Mints ever again, yours sincerely, Ally Akbar
Talking about boycotting shops, sweets and soft drink is one thing. However I am more worried about Sandy Jardine's talk of Rangers large fan base fighting and kicking those who have treated them badly in the past. The main problem is that he did not detail or identify who he means, so without the benefit of intelligence or commonsense, the evil Rangers fan base are likely to take their grudge out on anyone. This weekend will be very dangerous for Celtic fans everywhere.
please log in to view this image As a result of the participation of one of our Directors on an SFA panel, this football club finds itself now having to contend with various threats in the form of emails and telephone calls, during the build-up to an important SFL league match. This club, along with every other club in the SPL and SFL, voted for change at last year’s AGM. Part of that change involved the setting up of a panel of individuals who would give of their time to better facilitate and judge on football issues affecting the game in Scotland. Individuals who agreed to an involvement in that process now find themselves chased by the media, vilified by sections of the press, subjected to abuse and hate. If this is the consequence of participation, it is more than likely that many will wish to consider whether or not such participation is worth such a price. This football club remains supportive of our Director’s involvement in what has turned out to be a fiasco. It is, however, incumbent on us as a football club to point out that we are NOT directly involved in the process per se. Threats to our staff, our infrastructure and our reputation is something we could well do without. So far this week significant additional costs have been incurred here at Kirkcaldy. Equally, tomorrow’s important game against our friends from Dumfries, will be subject to greater security and police presence than would otherwise be the norm. The Board at RRFC will have to consider why we should be subject to additional costs in support of a battle which has nothing to do with the football club. We may well be viewed as ‘collateral damage’ in the wider debate re the future of one of the country’s larger footballing institutions, but we are nevertheless heartily sickened by what has happened this week. This Board now looks to the footballing authorities to defuse the current mayhem and allow this football club – and no doubt others – to get back to business as usual. Turnbull Hutton Vice-Chairman Raith Rovers Football Club
