Clunge

Nice one trigger.

On exercise in Thetford on the Wednesday evening. Made it even sweeter that I was surrounded by dozens of bears as I was attached to 2 Scots! Buzzing then turned to anger as we had been put through the ringer for fuck all!

Go on, enlighten us mere plebs!

Fuck me, just read through 9 pages of this car crash of a thread, it's reeking of Timothy and the sound of frantic bead rattling is disconcerting! Support your own terrorist endorsing, child molesting enabling club and leave our great, SCOTTISH and BRITISH club alone! Black gas not hit his best form yet, we are only 8/9 league games in thus season, it'll come. Ally, the club and the players need our backing more than ever. FTP, WATP and NO SURRENDER!!

YAAAS!

Don't sing it and doesn't do anything for me really tbh. Before the Taig shouts come in I'm in the Army and have had to sing it on more than a few occasions!

Christ, this prick reeks of Timothy. His Rep alone says more than he ever will.

BBC reports 11,000, absolute joke. Wonder how many more might have turned up had the SFA and powers that be not Screwed over Rangers. Fuck you Scottish football, you have alienated a former proud Scotland Fan and will not subject myself to watching Scotland until Reagan, Doncaster, Lunny and Lawell have no involvement with the game. Bring in David Longmuir, the only fair and sane voice amongst all this shit.

Apparently it's not til next weekend that sell out Saturday is, as can be seen in this amazing picture NB, proof reading may be a weak point for the sheep botherers... Link to pieandshite thread on sell out saturday, have a look at the table that projects how many extra fans clubs need through the gate to make up for no Rangers in the SPL. Reverse Seville calculator I reckon.

MOM Lee Wallace.

Hope you are having a laugh!

Goian you clown!

Struggle to use the wings, very narrow pitch.

YAAAAS!

Interesting article, not so sure if the part about Murray pressuring the SFA to push through Whyte's takeover is true though. The more GDS is digging the more I'm beginning to think he is on to something...

Hard to tell :/ getting forward a lot on the right hand side, possibly right back.

Hard to tell :/ getting forward a lot on the right hand side, possibly right back.

Big Kyle playing for Arsenal now against some hong kong team in ESPN, having a decent game since I tuned in.

@DaveKerr86

How many threads on this now?

Could have 3 eyes for all I care, as long as he puts a shift in and bangs a few in I'll be happy!

The Queen has been graciously pleased to approve the posthumous award of the George Cross to: 2391067 Sergeant Michael WILLETTS, The Parachute Regiment. At 8.24 p.m. on the evening of 25th May 1971, a terrorist entered the reception hall of the Springfield Road Police Station in Belfast. He carried a suitcase from which a smoking fuse protruded, dumped it quickly on the floor and fled outside. Inside the room were a man and a woman, two children and several police officers. One of the latter saw at once the smoking case and raised the alarm. The Police Officers began to organise the evacuation of the hall past the reception desk, through the reception office and out by a door into the rear passage. Sergeant Michael Willetts was on duty in the inner hall. Hearing the alarm, he sent an N.C.O. up to the first floor to warn those above and hastened himself to the door towards which a Police Officer was thrusting those in the reception hall and office. He held the door open while all passed safely through and then stood in the doorway, shielding those taking cover. In the next moment, the bomb exploded with terrible force. Sergeant Willetts was mortally wounded. His duty did not require him to enter the threatened area, his post was elsewhere. He knew well, after 4 months service in Belfast, the peril of going towards a terrorist bomb but he did not hesitate to do so. All those approaching the door from the far side agree that if they had had to check to open the door they would have perished. Even when they had reached the rear passage, Sergeant Willetts waited, placing his body as a screen to shelter them. By this considered act of bravery, he risked - and lost - his life for those of the adults and children. His selflessness, his courage are beyond praise. 22nd June 1971 London Gazette, 21 June 1971 RIP

*shifty eye dog gif*

Trying to justify why all clubs in SPL should receive even TV money share!

I know I shouldn't get caught up in the hatred and bile that is the above mentioned website but I couldn't help but bite when I saw Pars and Raith fans stating Dundee had it worse than Rangers have had during Admin!! It is quite disturbing to see how much these wee teams hate Rangers!