3rd reply out of 3 : It'll always be ibrox to us. He can plaster what he wants on it some will go crazy but in Glasgow if it's not that it will be something else. Like banning buckfast or something a would go crazy then like ��
It's a Scottish law mate. It's written into their constitution that you have to be mentally insane before you can be born in Glesga, lol. Like you say, crackerjacks but good lads.
Do you know Easterhouse or Bridegton. or Brigton as the locals call it? Glasgow is rough as **** but I love it up there.
It started when I had my pet food business. I normally stay away from medicines and leave that to the vets. He`d spent a fortune and was crackers about his cat. To cut a long story short I got a few things for him (based on experience and what he told me but obviously with no guarantees) and fortunately they worked. I called in a few times on the way home from the shop and it was probably obvious I didn`t give a toss about him but did care about the animal. Luckily the cat recovered. Ever since then, as soon as he saw me it was `hey ye, ye`re having a drink` and it wasn`t an invitation. He`d never let me return the compliment. Wouldn`t entertain the idea. Hard as nails, been shot twice (seen the bullet scars) soft as ****e with his cat. Great lad.
Just for you Billy, canny wind up but I wouldn't like to meet the bloke until he calmed down [video=youtube;EAtCMGDrg7w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAtCMGDrg7w[/video]
we've spoken about this before, i generally only ever venture upto glasgow with work, i know about the larkhall malarky though, pals up there tend to venture down here for the weekend, get up to edinburgh now and again, they live in the outskirts now or further afield - #gotout
My mate Jackie used to lap dance in Paul Ferris' bar. Of course I knew all about his reputation & what he'd allegedly done. When I finally met him I was stunned at how small he is.
