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Cicero

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  1. Bill Struth, the eternal icon of Neanderthals, who battered and drowned his predecessor to claim his job. Struth “won” tainted titles against clubs whose players were defending their country against the h*** (ironic that one isn’t it), while his players hid in the shipyard offices performing essential services from 9 to 5, Mon. to Fri. and turn out for the “light blues” on Saturday. And all this while Celtic turned on the floodlights, which weren’t installed till the sixties, to guide the Luftwaffe through Glasgow. Struth, the best mate of fantasy Canadian soldiers and the guardian and keeper of homeless budgies. The legend of Struth is akin to the legend of King Billy, a homo-sexual hunchback who rode into battle, dressed in green, financed by the Pope. If you know your history, It’s enough to make your heart go oh-oh oh Hail Hail.
  2. It is with a heavy heart and a weary mind that I write what will probably my last post on a Rangers site. I wish to thank you all for the humour, information, opinions and general good natured banter provided since I signed up to Rangers Media. Today has been the final straw for me. We knew this day was coming but I hoped that someone could pull something out of the hat to rescue the situation. The young ones will differ from me in what the future holds, and I wish you all the best, but after a lifetime of following the Gers through thick and thin, a New Co holds no appeal for me. Today compares with the darkest days in my life, losing my first wife from an overdose of anti-depressants, the loss of my kid brother in Goose Green in '82, Ibrox '71. I know I have been drinking more than I should in recent times because of our situation, but here it ends. Little point in recriminations now but we have been badly served by those in whom we placed our trust. So long, friends, and I hope the future holds something better for you all. Cicero.
  3. I agree about the acting being not the best, but the football action was the most realistic I've seen. I think they were two endings made, Kilnockie being the winners in one. I never knew that Agathe featured in the movie.
  4. I agree with who posted that our season ended with Naismith's injury. Jelavic's transfer didn't help matters either
  5. Craig Whyte is an enigma. I'd like to trust him but I can't. In his defense, he hasn't caused the present problems, but I certainly hope he doesn't intend to profit from them.
  6. Honestly, I think that it is outside our hands. McCulloch is a favourite of some to go. What I say is that Lee played through the pain barrier when needed. Never the most gifted but always gave his all.
  7. I agree with 54andcounting. I admit to being a Luddite as regards to computers, my son set up my account on RM for me, and for weeks I couldn't post as I didn't realise that I wasn't logged on (I thought I was banned for some reason). My point being , much as I am loathe to use profanities on the internet as I am in real life, WOULD ALL TARRIERS, PAPES,TIMS AND GENERAL LOWLIFES PLEASE BUGGER OFF TO YOUR OWN INTERNET SITES,
  8. TBH I'm more concerned with survival in the domestic league than preoccupation with Europe atm.
  9. Not the player we had last season. Loans are always first out the door in our present situation. All the best to the guy.
  10. I think you are right with the match fixing, but it shows the EUFA can meddle in domestic affairs.
  11. Juventus??? As if things aren't depressing enough.
  12. In administration, first to go are those on the shortest contracts remaining, then the oldest i.e. those with least sell on value. Bartley is a cert to go as he is of no value to us. It's messy at the best of times but beinf outside a transfer window makes it worse. Compensation will be due to players whose contracts will be terminated.
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