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Chasing 10 in a row and a EC killed the stupid ****s
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Chasing 10 in a row and a EC killed the stupid ****s
The Daily ****** in full on shilling mode this morning.
As others have said, toxic fc must be about to stop circling the drain
As others have said, toxic fc must be about to stop circling the drain
Regurgitating old stories in some vain attempt to conflate individual/personal tax evasion schemes with evasion schemes run by the club itself.
Apples and oranges
Apples and oranges
From Iain Durrant's new book:
“It was a story that staff and supporters never thought they would find themselves at the centre of, but a tale that many had to live through. ‘I think it was the realisation and the day when they said we were going to go to the Third Division,” Durrant said.
“We were hoping and praying that it wasn’t going to happen, that we were going to get a fine or demoted one league.”
****s still don't get it do they.
“It was a story that staff and supporters never thought they would find themselves at the centre of, but a tale that many had to live through. ‘I think it was the realisation and the day when they said we were going to go to the Third Division,” Durrant said.
“We were hoping and praying that it wasn’t going to happen, that we were going to get a fine or demoted one league.”
****s still don't get it do they.
Crisis? what crisis?
Dodgy Dave has the Ibroke cleaners trying to brush 4 billion gallons of water under the carpet.
Water they like
Dodgy Dave has the Ibroke cleaners trying to brush 4 billion gallons of water under the carpet.
Water they like
Demoted to the lowest league in the land, this is the story of how our club picked itself up off the canvas and fought back. With the incredible backing of an army of fans, this great sporting institution wasn’t about to remain grounded for any length of time. A remarkable story – in words and pictures – of The Journey back to the top. This is a top-quality product - 192 pages bound in a hardback A4 format landscape book - perfect for any coffee table!
In "Glasgow Rangers: The Journey" you will discover:
– How the club’s fervent fan base took the fight to the football authorities;
– How Rangers legend Ally McCoist held the club together with a sticking plaster;
– How Rangers played a Scottish Cup tie while a farmer delivered hay on his tractor;
– Which pies are unofficially the best in Scottish football;
– How Historic Scotland closed iconic Dumbarton Castle so Rangers fans couldn’t watch their team free of charge;
– How play was suspended in one match when a ball got stuck on top of the club’s hedge;
– And just how close the mighty Rangers came to going out of the game.”
In "Glasgow Rangers: The Journey" you will discover:
– How the club’s fervent fan base took the fight to the football authorities;
– How Rangers legend Ally McCoist held the club together with a sticking plaster;
– How Rangers played a Scottish Cup tie while a farmer delivered hay on his tractor;
– Which pies are unofficially the best in Scottish football;
– How Historic Scotland closed iconic Dumbarton Castle so Rangers fans couldn’t watch their team free of charge;
– How play was suspended in one match when a ball got stuck on top of the club’s hedge;
– And just how close the mighty Rangers came to going out of the game.”
rogueleader
suave gringo
Uh oh, there's been a misprint, says they " went close to going out of the game". Recalling all those quality coffee table conversation pieces will be an expensive business.
AND - Is Dumbarton Castle on ' the list '?
AND - Is Dumbarton Castle on ' the list '?
Forgetting the fact that Rangers fans didn't save their club ... n waited for a business man with big hands (n deep pockets)Demoted to the lowest league in the land, this is the story of how our club picked itself up off the canvas and fought back. With the incredible backing of an army of fans, this great sporting institution wasn’t about to remain grounded for any length of time. A remarkable story – in words and pictures – of The Journey back to the top. This is a top-quality product - 192 pages bound in a hardback A4 format landscape book - perfect for any coffee table!
In "Glasgow Rangers: The Journey" you will discover:
– How the club’s fervent fan base took the fight to the football authorities;
– How Rangers legend Ally McCoist held the club together with a sticking plaster;
– How Rangers played a Scottish Cup tie while a farmer delivered hay on his tractor;
– Which pies are unofficially the best in Scottish football;
– How Historic Scotland closed iconic Dumbarton Castle so Rangers fans couldn’t watch their team free of charge;
– How play was suspended in one match when a ball got stuck on top of the club’s hedge;
– And just how close the mighty Rangers came to going out of the game.”
My personal favourite:
How Rangers legend Ally McCoist held the club together with a sticking plaster
Is that not what the roofs are held up by?
How Rangers legend Ally McCoist held the club together with a sticking plaster
Is that not what the roofs are held up by?
How the club’s fervent fan base took the fight to the football authorities
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/raith-rovers-chief-launches-furious-1131547
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/raith-rovers-chief-launches-furious-1131547
Demoted to the lowest league in the land
Sounds like a Tolkein story.
Sounds like a Tolkein story.
rogueleader
suave gringo
Butcher is on "the list" now, http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?/topic/301064-butcher/