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It's the wind, it's the pitch, it's the boardroom turmoil. Think that covers most of our usual excuses.

WAs that not Lt Leopold Magath of the Luftwaffe in 1940? Oh sorry, bombed at Fulham.

Refer any tarriers mentioning our fans behaviour, to the 'If you know their History' site, it's packed with loads of useful info.

I remember watching that prog. I think the story was slightly different. Tennant's maternal grandmother was from Northern Ireland. Her dad was an Orangeman, he fought at the Somme and lost many friends and comrades. He returned home after the war to another conflict, this time the I-A. Tennant's grandmother's grandfather was a councillor in Londonderry at the time of the split. He was one of the original signatories who kept the protestants in control of the council. I remember Tennant being pissed off at this.

Don't use boiling water in the pot noodle, you'll scald yer dick. Bawdeep Loyal

Why are hurricanes named after women? Because when they arrive, they are wet and wild. And when they go, they take your house and car. Remember to get a good lawyer, Better Call Saul.

What possible chance is there of even handed decision making from this Government, when we support the Union and the Mhanky Brigade's manifesto, calls for an Independent Gaelic speaking Scottish Republic?

Someone in the boardroom section was talking about the board pissing on the fans and it got me thinking about the toilet habits in the sixties and how dangerous it could be. Before the ringpull cans you had to open the can with a can opener, then in order to relieve yourself in the aforementioned vessel, you had to create a big enough opening, dependant on your girth. If a goal was scored whilst relieving yourself the damage done could be considerable on the jagged edges of the can. I think a lot of the fights back then were started by guys getting that warm feeling down the back of their legs on a cold winters day.

Memory probably playing tricks on me but I think I can remember standing right at the back of the Copland when we beat Raith 10-2 and the rain was still hitting me . I think big Orjan scored direct from a corner, the wind was that strong. I can remember some cold winter days when guys would gather up the old macaroon and spearmint chewing gum boxes and get a fire going on the terracing.

At Ibrox after a goal was scored you could still breathe, not at Hampden or the Piggery. The terracing steps were ash and old railway sleepers, after a goal the dust was unbelievable.

I think it was 1966 the Copland cover was built, it was hopeless, only covered about half the terracing, none it the wind was blowing a gale,

I saw a cracking picture of the Derry, packed with thousands of women from the munitions factories, when King George v was presenting medals to First World War heroes at Ibrox. Just another one of the occasions that make Ibrox so special.

The main singing part of the ground was the Derry, the part that became the centenary stand. They moved to the Copland rear when the built the cover. I remember being at a game when it was just the frame of the cover that was constructed. A guy was walking along the frame of the cover. As he walked, the crowd scattered underneath, thinking he was going to land on them. He was up there for the whole second half.

If you got in early you could sit on a barrier. When the crowd surged forward you fell off.

Maybe they have taken an idea from wrestling, the mystery player will play in a mask and can only be identified if we lose. Shouldn't be a mystery for long.

Talking about it on SSN morning view, Kenny Mac said he doesn't have a problem with it.

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Scott Allan was told we wouldn't sign him because we already had a similar player. Kyle Hutton....

Hello Hello it's time for you to go, Hello Hello you always said you would know, We're sick of shite football and overpaid stars, Come on Super Ally it's time to go.

Another problem could be the amount of players whose contract is up at the end of the season. We could be asking these players to peak for the play offs, after telling them their contracts won't be extended.

Definitely a bonus the two players that scored at Ibrox are out.

I wonder why the Union Bears want to go to the last home game b4 the vote on the Union. Hmmm

11 men back for the corner. nobody within 10 yards of the goalscorer!!!!!!!!!!

Bobby Russell £250 and a bag of baws fae Shettleston Jn.

Hope you have a great time Linny. It would be great if the GPB could commemorate the Battle of Ridgeway, where the Young Canadian volunteers fought the Fenians. It would be a nice touch if the band played The Maple Leaf Forever, written by battle veteran and Orangeman Alexander Muir.