Sometimes laughter is the best medicine

Therein lies the problem.

Rangers are ****ed again by the looks of it.

The fans must be ****in beeling.

 

He's practically unsackable, and then there's his shares too.

 

He never takes the blame. Always blames the players.

The opposite of what Smith used to do

 

Apparently Alloa were missing NINE first team regulars due to injury and suspension

 

bring on the Celtic...

 

Has to be up there with the time they lost to Annan (?) when their manager was away at a wedding that weekend

 

spflnews þ@spflnews · 54 secs55 seconds ago
Championship | @RangersFC v @AlloaAthleticFC on Sat April 4, 2015 now postponed due to @Petrofac_Cup final. New date to be confirmed #SPFL

 

Surely it would have been postponed no matter who won last night?!

 

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Daniel, screw the nut.

 

At least you can laugh about it.

I went through 20 years of torture and embarrassment

It certainly makes you level headed about things

 

As my good friend Monaco says

this is the least of worries at the minute

 

Don't think he is answering you mate, because the daft black **** knows he made a **** of it.

 

Marriage?

 

Nah, that was 11 years.

 

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/...chief-executive-charles-green-4737228#rlabs=7

 

EX-Rangers chief executive Charles Green is hoping he’s on to a winner with a new horse called Ibrox. Green, who now breeds horses named the two-year-old thoroughbred after his old club’s stadium. And he even kitted out the jockey in red, white and blue for its first race in France.

Green, 60 , said the horse was one of several named after the Light Blues to remind him of his spell in charge. But he added none will be named after Ally McCoist — whom he famously did not get on with. He said: “The colours are red, white and blue — be in no doubt.
“I called the horse Ibrox to keep the memory of Rangers in my mind. They are close to my heart. (And his wallet)

“I’ve named a few other horses with Rangers names but I’m keeping that secret for now. “There’s not one called Super Ally though. I’ve not got any regard for Mr McCoist .” Even if he wanted to Green couldn't have named his horse Super Ally - as one already exists. And Ibrox returned to haunt him — by only managing eighth in Monday’s race at outsider’s odds of 281. Green quit Gers for a “new life” at an 18th century chateau in Normandy for himself and 30 horses. He said at the time: “I have always been fascinated by the thoroughbred. Normandy is the epicentre of the horse world. This is where I decided to start a new life.”

 

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Bound to be a donkey.

 

Actually, you're missing the point completely honkey (no surprises there)