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Top / bottom end? Have you no second name? Or is is it hard by association?
coming from the east the tribe to me is top or bottom? might have that wrong.
surprissing as it may seem my username is my second name.
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I'm going off on a tangent here but where was Bartley today, injured?
suffering from a cold!! supposedly.
more than likely like papac he is off and was on his way back to london to join another sinking ship!!
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have to agree with you amac has been a decent/good player for us and i certainly hope this wasn't his last game.
just today was out of character for him then again so was his position!!!
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From the Tribe, Springfield, Tottie was a cunt. Only thing he taught me was "Don't get caught, because the truth is not enough" Cunt
top end tribe or bottom end got fammily in the top, kane's and cinnamon's!!
still a f****n area!!
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By the sending off today of papac and his out of character approach was this his last game?
I certainly hope not but as this is destined now to be his last season as his contract is due to end i fear his sending off and immediate two game ban might be his last kick for us.
I think he be on the cull list when the administrators look at the playing squad next week
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Unless he was the headmaster I don't think it is the same guy
old "school" question love it!!
no mate there was a tottie black that was an addict from the east of the town guessing you are talking about a school "heedie"!
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Originally from Greenock myself, do you remember Tottie Black? The fuck ( and he was )
his brother ged is still walkin about the town like a space helmet, i am originally from the gibby mate i take it you are as well.
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Certainly not greenock full of the tarrier cunt's down here.
walking past them with colours on today must have been asked what was the score today at least 20 times, fuckin manky basa's
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ok so mine is a reply to ally's quote or you could fit his quote in if you wish but it is harder to sing.
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think mine is a thumbs up for no surender davie weir,
We will never walk away,
we will never
we will never
we will never walk away!!!!!
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gutted absolutely gutted,said to my dad at the start of this i wish i had the money to go along and show my support on saturday both of us held season tickets together for 6 yrs, now got four kids and money is tight and father doesn't keep to well.
would love to have been able to pay to join you all tomorow, sad as it may seem i can sense a party atmosphere like we were unfurling the leauge flag.
Have a good one and remember that for every one of you there , there is at least another tw who want to join you well done guys and gals and remeber we never walk away!!
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rangers rumours has jim mcoll, sir tom hunter and douglas park all listed, don't know if that's as individuals or consortiums but to be honest any or all of them would do!!
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fell asleep at 21:30 tonight now my tummy runs and heart rules all, think im in for a rough nite tonight hpyfully this time tomorrow i will be out cold and happy jella with a brace laff no 3 stokes with a consilation 3-1 gers. marvin andrews dream for me fingers crosssed
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greg wylde pops the ball up from the left floats it in to between 8-10 yards from goal score dstand 2-1 the gers up pops laff 77th minute on the clock in goes number 3 jela 2 laff 1 stokes had the beleiver for the manks we are the people
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You lucky Shit iv'e got four girls, one who loves the gers like her daddy one rebelion who loves to wind daddy up another who shouts when daddy shouts and the last that cry's when daddy shouts. moral of the story i'll never see my kids being rangers captains but fuck me i'd be the proudest man on earth if i had a boy who did !!!!!!!!!
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@gary 73
Many people have short memories us football/rangers tend to be fickle minded, but what most forget is laid bare in that post.
Unfortunatly i'm out of ratings for the day but what a find what a post. I trully believe Mr Whyte will lead us down the straight and narrow path he may not bring us the gazza's and laudraup's of this world but when football hits it car crash RANGERS will be there to see it through.
We are the one the only one because we are the people and i hope and pray others will eventually see this is the future!!
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A true gentleman right enough being in a similar position to yourself i to havent been at an old fim game at ibrox since 2008 god i miss them enjoy mate, nice to see the fellowship of glasgow rangers still prevails
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Apparently the River Plate fans didn't like him, they're very superstitious in Argentina and he became a bad luck charm for them
.Don't think wee can gather any more bad luck so he'll do for me
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Looks an impresive player, after playing in argentina should have the confidence to take the physical side of the scottish game, hope he signs soon and gives us another boost, the type of player we need to give us better delivery.
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Could the financial directors at the time not be liable personally or has the blame firmly been put at the Clubs door , which is now Mr Whytes door ( so to speak )
As was quoted in todays scottish sun Mr Whyte will not discuss the personal deals he made with SDM and his background team, But as he signed the takeover with this in mind there must be a plan A and plan B what they are I don't know!
My educated geuss at this is theres a blame line right down the middle for both Craig Whyte and MIH, this would have been discussed at length and i for one am not as negative about his as others on RM are!
If we do lose this case we will not be paying the 45-50 million i reckon closer to 10-15 going on the arsenal case, my biggest worry is the slashing of the wage bill required to live within our means, i have faith in Craig Whyte as no one makes the sort of money he has used to bail the bank away - remembering he made his millions in the turnaround market - and doesn't know what he is doing.
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Cheers mate , I still think the figures mentioned are of a worse case scenario and cannot see us paying out more than 8 /10 million , could the ex players also be chased for moneys owed ?
I'm sure i read somewere that players paid in this way could also be liable
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if i remember right Arsenal were also guilty of this to the tune of a tax bill approaching 100 million but settled the dispute with a 12million out of court payment
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This is an extract of the Arsenal faisco and this is also the way rangers are being chased down!
Arsenal have been hit with a bill of nearly £12m after an investigation into a tax avoidance scheme used on payments made to players and agents. The club is the first high profile hit for a campaign by HM Revenue and Customs against tax avoidance in the game. Arsenal set up a series of front companies and offshore trusts to reward its stars and save millions in tax every year. On average, players were left paying about half the 40 per cent tax rate for high earners. HMRC is demanding at least £11m back tax. Payments of more than £4m to agents have also been ruled not to be an 'acceptable business expense.' Arsenal must now pay an extra £700,000 of VAT on these. Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood said, 'The Revenue are crawling all over us. We thought we had acted perfectly legally ... but now maybe the rules have changed. We are not the only people who have been doing this.' The club's tax scheme was brought out into open through documents in the divorce case of former Arsenal midfielder Ray Parlour. When he was forced to disclose his salary details to the courts, it showed that he earned a pre-tax package of £1,557,267 for the 2001-2 season on which he paid £350,000 tax, a rate of just 22 per cent.
Top Arsenal players usually receive two contracts. One pays them an annual basic wage mostly taxed at the higher rate of 40 per cent plus national insurance. They also have a second 'shadow' contract for performance-related bonuses that reward success on the pitch (and therefore may not pay as much this season). In a more successful year these can account for up to half of the total pay package and are paid via two offshore front companies that accountants say enables foreign players to avoid almost all tax. As a result, Henry is estimated to have saved almost £70,000 a year, manager Arsene Wenger about £118,000 annually, and Dennis Bergkamp more than £45,000. British-born players were able to cut their tax rate from 40 per cent to 25 per cent. Arsenal are going to have to explain in their annual report how they will put aside £11m to pay the tax bill, something they could do without as they prepare to move into their new stadium. But Premiership clubs in general are worried that it will become harder to attract top foreign players to Britain when they can still benefit from tax-free payments abroad. Premiership clubs are considering whether to make a formal representation to the Treasury. However, given public discontent about high wages, they might not receive much sympathy when it is known that players have not been paying their full share of the tax bill.
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What part of Scotland has the biggest Rangers support
in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom
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unfortunatly the area has one of the biggest supporters clubs (mankeys) in the world.
must have seen a few of them in I.R.H always full of the diseased ridden cunts