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I'm pretty sure you said the Vatican... But if you want to include all who answer to the Vatican then I get to include all branches of government
Only fair
Bet you're 1 of those guys that giggles to himself while typing the bollocks (be honest now) that, it seems to me, only you get.
Many more people have to tell you that you're a dickhead before you start to recognise it?
This is an absolute peach of an article...http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=286277
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"I don't get offended by ****e like this, I'm just angered by the imbalance on reporting and do not want my Club slaughtered
at every opportunity"
at every opportunity"
Sky are clueless. Period.
The quicker you lot learn that the better. They're the joke of the sports journalism world. "Sky Sources" a.k.a gained some traction on Twitter therefore we're going to report it like we're in the know.Scott Allan will NEVER play for Celtic. Period.
The quicker you lot learn that the better. They're the joke of the sports journalism world. "Sky Sources" a.k.a gained some traction on Twitter therefore we're going to report it like we're in the know.Scott Allan will NEVER play for Celtic. Period.
"No Rangers fan I know would play for them"
"Record runnng with this too, Negotiations underway between clubs. Scott Allan will say NO to the Provos. I have no doubt."
"Record runnng with this too, Negotiations underway between clubs. Scott Allan will say NO to the Provos. I have no doubt."
I doubt he would get anywhere near our team. Maybe we could sign him and loan him out somewhere, maybe even back to hibs. The beel would be off the radar. Lets hope it happens
DJ: Don't bet on beating Rangers to Allan, Celtic
5:11am Friday 14th August 2015
By Scott Mullen
RANGERS legend Derek Johnstone has sent a bold warning to Old Firm rivals Celtic: Don’t bet on beating Gers to Scott Allan.
It emerged yesterday that the Parkhead club were in talks with Hibs and their 23-year-old midfielder about a possible switch, with it understood an offer of cash plus players has already been tabled.
The move from the Premiership champions comes just over a week after Rangers had a third bid of around £300,000 turned down by the Easter Road club despite Allan handing in a transfer request in an attempt to force a move to his boyhood heroes.
The lure of top-flight and potentially Champions League football on offer for the former West Brom man, who is currently in his final year of his current deal at Hibs, is sure to be an attractive proposition.
But despite Celtic’s attempt to hijack a move west to Glasgow, DJ told SportTimes that even if a deal is agreed between both clubs he does not believe Allan will sacrifice the chance of playing at Ibrox next season for a move to Parkhead.
He said: “I think the player has said himself he wants to play for Rangers.
“Celtic can make a move for him and it would be interesting. If they offered for him what the Easter Road club are looking for then I think they’d agree to sell Scott. At that point all he has to say is ‘No thanks, I’ll wait until January 1 and sign for Rangers’.
“We don’t know what the young fella is thinking. Hibs would much rather sell to Celtic, of course they would, but this is down to the player. If he wants to go, he’ll go, if not then he’ll stay and probably sign for Rangers in January.
“The simple facts are you need three things: A buying club, a selling club and a player who wants to go. Two out of the three and it will never happen.
“We don’t know if an agreement has been reached but Scott has already made it clear where he wants to go so I’d find it strange if he turns around and goes to Celtic.
“They are the better side at the moment, of course they are. They have everything going for them, are aiming to get into the Champions League.
“But when Rangers want you and you want to go there because they are your boyhood heroes, I think the odds would say to me that he’ll still go to Rangers.”
DJ is not surprised that Celtic have shown an interest in Allan given his superb form for the Hibees last year.
However, he has his reservations how the ex-Dundee United man fits in to Ronny Deila’s plans.
“It’s a wee bit naughty at times, this is when the bad side of me comes out,” said Johnstone.
“It doesn’t surprise me Celtic have put a bid in for him because he has turned out to be a really talented player again.
“I can understand why they want him because the last thing they want is for Rangers to get another good player if they are to come up next year. I can understand Celtic thinking ‘if we can pay what they want for him then fine we’ll take him into our squad’.
“Now if they need him in their squad is a different matter. Celtic have so many midfielders that I’d be surprised if they found a place for him, but to keep him away from Rangers it wouldn’t surprise me.
“You don’t want your opposition, hopefully opposition competing against Ronny Deila’s team next season, to have another good player in the side.”
This fat **** is absolutely fizzing.
5:11am Friday 14th August 2015
By Scott Mullen
RANGERS legend Derek Johnstone has sent a bold warning to Old Firm rivals Celtic: Don’t bet on beating Gers to Scott Allan.
It emerged yesterday that the Parkhead club were in talks with Hibs and their 23-year-old midfielder about a possible switch, with it understood an offer of cash plus players has already been tabled.
The move from the Premiership champions comes just over a week after Rangers had a third bid of around £300,000 turned down by the Easter Road club despite Allan handing in a transfer request in an attempt to force a move to his boyhood heroes.
The lure of top-flight and potentially Champions League football on offer for the former West Brom man, who is currently in his final year of his current deal at Hibs, is sure to be an attractive proposition.
But despite Celtic’s attempt to hijack a move west to Glasgow, DJ told SportTimes that even if a deal is agreed between both clubs he does not believe Allan will sacrifice the chance of playing at Ibrox next season for a move to Parkhead.
He said: “I think the player has said himself he wants to play for Rangers.
“Celtic can make a move for him and it would be interesting. If they offered for him what the Easter Road club are looking for then I think they’d agree to sell Scott. At that point all he has to say is ‘No thanks, I’ll wait until January 1 and sign for Rangers’.
“We don’t know what the young fella is thinking. Hibs would much rather sell to Celtic, of course they would, but this is down to the player. If he wants to go, he’ll go, if not then he’ll stay and probably sign for Rangers in January.
“The simple facts are you need three things: A buying club, a selling club and a player who wants to go. Two out of the three and it will never happen.
“We don’t know if an agreement has been reached but Scott has already made it clear where he wants to go so I’d find it strange if he turns around and goes to Celtic.
“They are the better side at the moment, of course they are. They have everything going for them, are aiming to get into the Champions League.
“But when Rangers want you and you want to go there because they are your boyhood heroes, I think the odds would say to me that he’ll still go to Rangers.”
DJ is not surprised that Celtic have shown an interest in Allan given his superb form for the Hibees last year.
However, he has his reservations how the ex-Dundee United man fits in to Ronny Deila’s plans.
“It’s a wee bit naughty at times, this is when the bad side of me comes out,” said Johnstone.
“It doesn’t surprise me Celtic have put a bid in for him because he has turned out to be a really talented player again.
“I can understand why they want him because the last thing they want is for Rangers to get another good player if they are to come up next year. I can understand Celtic thinking ‘if we can pay what they want for him then fine we’ll take him into our squad’.
“Now if they need him in their squad is a different matter. Celtic have so many midfielders that I’d be surprised if they found a place for him, but to keep him away from Rangers it wouldn’t surprise me.
“You don’t want your opposition, hopefully opposition competing against Ronny Deila’s team next season, to have another good player in the side.”
This fat **** is absolutely fizzing.http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=286338
Look at them pretending not to care, especially this guy:
weeto
This just stinks of desperation at the Tattie Field.
They know Malmo will kick them out of the Champions League and they know they're in trouble as soon as we get back to the Premiership.
They're trying to help Hibs as they're terrified of us and get a player they need themselves. If Allan has any sense, he'll turn them down and join us either this season or at the beginning of next.
Sure, he might get one Premiership if he joins them but he'll get four trophies this year and several Premierships if he joins us. We're going to be wiping our rear ends with that lot and they know it.
Stubbs has only got one ball, Deila has got none at all...
Timposter obvs.
Look at them pretending not to care, especially this guy:
weeto
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This just stinks of desperation at the Tattie Field.
They know Malmo will kick them out of the Champions League and they know they're in trouble as soon as we get back to the Premiership.
They're trying to help Hibs as they're terrified of us and get a player they need themselves. If Allan has any sense, he'll turn them down and join us either this season or at the beginning of next.
Sure, he might get one Premiership if he joins them but he'll get four trophies this year and several Premierships if he joins us. We're going to be wiping our rear ends with that lot and they know it.
Stubbs has only got one ball, Deila has got none at all...
Timposter obvs.
DJ: Don't bet on beating Rangers to Allan, Celtic
5:11am Friday 14th August 2015
By Scott Mullen
RANGERS legend Derek Johnstone has sent a bold warning to Old Firm rivals Celtic: Don’t bet on beating Gers to Scott Allan.
It emerged yesterday that the Parkhead club were in talks with Hibs and their 23-year-old midfielder about a possible switch, with it understood an offer of cash plus players has already been tabled.
The move from the Premiership champions comes just over a week after Rangers had a third bid of around £300,000 turned down by the Easter Road club despite Allan handing in a transfer request in an attempt to force a move to his boyhood heroes.
The lure of top-flight and potentially Champions League football on offer for the former West Brom man, who is currently in his final year of his current deal at Hibs, is sure to be an attractive proposition.
But despite Celtic’s attempt to hijack a move west to Glasgow, DJ told SportTimes that even if a deal is agreed between both clubs he does not believe Allan will sacrifice the chance of playing at Ibrox next season for a move to Parkhead.
He said: “I think the player has said himself he wants to play for Rangers.
“Celtic can make a move for him and it would be interesting. If they offered for him what the Easter Road club are looking for then I think they’d agree to sell Scott. At that point all he has to say is ‘No thanks, I’ll wait until January 1 and sign for Rangers’.
“We don’t know what the young fella is thinking. Hibs would much rather sell to Celtic, of course they would, but this is down to the player. If he wants to go, he’ll go, if not then he’ll stay and probably sign for Rangers in January.
“The simple facts are you need three things: A buying club, a selling club and a player who wants to go. Two out of the three and it will never happen.
“We don’t know if an agreement has been reached but Scott has already made it clear where he wants to go so I’d find it strange if he turns around and goes to Celtic.
“They are the better side at the moment, of course they are. They have everything going for them, are aiming to get into the Champions League.
“But when Rangers want you and you want to go there because they are your boyhood heroes, I think the odds would say to me that he’ll still go to Rangers.”
DJ is not surprised that Celtic have shown an interest in Allan given his superb form for the Hibees last year.
However, he has his reservations how the ex-Dundee United man fits in to Ronny Deila’s plans.
“It’s a wee bit naughty at times, this is when the bad side of me comes out,” said Johnstone.
“It doesn’t surprise me Celtic have put a bid in for him because he has turned out to be a really talented player again.
“I can understand why they want him because the last thing they want is for Rangers to get another good player if they are to come up next year. I can understand Celtic thinking ‘if we can pay what they want for him then fine we’ll take him into our squad’.
“Now if they need him in their squad is a different matter. Celtic have so many midfielders that I’d be surprised if they found a place for him, but to keep him away from Rangers it wouldn’t surprise me.
“You don’t want your opposition, hopefully opposition competing against Ronny Deila’s team next season, to have another good player in the side.”
the fat ****ing mess is beelin.How long till they trot out we decided to pull out as the two boys from spurs were better.
I have said before i don't think he is good enough for us, and not really arsed if we sign him or not football wise. I do want us to sign him just to witness the hun melt down
Who is the other good player they have?DJ: Don't bet on beating Rangers to Allan, Celtic
5:11am Friday 14th August 2015
By Scott Mullen
RANGERS legend Derek Johnstone has sent a bold warning to Old Firm rivals Celtic: Don’t bet on beating Gers to Scott Allan.
It emerged yesterday that the Parkhead club were in talks with Hibs and their 23-year-old midfielder about a possible switch, with it understood an offer of cash plus players has already been tabled.
The move from the Premiership champions comes just over a week after Rangers had a third bid of around £300,000 turned down by the Easter Road club despite Allan handing in a transfer request in an attempt to force a move to his boyhood heroes.
The lure of top-flight and potentially Champions League football on offer for the former West Brom man, who is currently in his final year of his current deal at Hibs, is sure to be an attractive proposition.
But despite Celtic’s attempt to hijack a move west to Glasgow, DJ told SportTimes that even if a deal is agreed between both clubs he does not believe Allan will sacrifice the chance of playing at Ibrox next season for a move to Parkhead.
He said: “I think the player has said himself he wants to play for Rangers.
“Celtic can make a move for him and it would be interesting. If they offered for him what the Easter Road club are looking for then I think they’d agree to sell Scott. At that point all he has to say is ‘No thanks, I’ll wait until January 1 and sign for Rangers’.
“We don’t know what the young fella is thinking. Hibs would much rather sell to Celtic, of course they would, but this is down to the player. If he wants to go, he’ll go, if not then he’ll stay and probably sign for Rangers in January.
“The simple facts are you need three things: A buying club, a selling club and a player who wants to go. Two out of the three and it will never happen.
“We don’t know if an agreement has been reached but Scott has already made it clear where he wants to go so I’d find it strange if he turns around and goes to Celtic.
“They are the better side at the moment, of course they are. They have everything going for them, are aiming to get into the Champions League.
“But when Rangers want you and you want to go there because they are your boyhood heroes, I think the odds would say to me that he’ll still go to Rangers.”
DJ is not surprised that Celtic have shown an interest in Allan given his superb form for the Hibees last year.
However, he has his reservations how the ex-Dundee United man fits in to Ronny Deila’s plans.
“It’s a wee bit naughty at times, this is when the bad side of me comes out,” said Johnstone.
“It doesn’t surprise me Celtic have put a bid in for him because he has turned out to be a really talented player again.
“I can understand why they want him because the last thing they want is for Rangers to get another good player if they are to come up next year. I can understand Celtic thinking ‘if we can pay what they want for him then fine we’ll take him into our squad’.
“Now if they need him in their squad is a different matter. Celtic have so many midfielders that I’d be surprised if they found a place for him, but to keep him away from Rangers it wouldn’t surprise me.
“You don’t want your opposition, hopefully opposition competing against Ronny Deila’s team next season, to have another good player in the side.”
