donnymac

get along to this & support the mighty all black 7's side kia kaha

great op rab, luv ally also but he does need some help manager wise. and keep trying with your dad, i hope you get a good result there, lifes to short

when is the decision due on this ?

if hearts go newco, surely they cannot start in the championship next year ?

the mighty all blacks. seeing the nz 7's team play at ibrox- bliss

bumped into charlie i think late 2008, after playing my beloved wellington phoenix, he was amazingly calm & dignified. he did have a lazy eye on the sponsors product tho (steinlager) & id guess hed be a handfull with a full belly of the stuff

on the prso myself !just love the fella

i no some guys who have played with & against KP, they said he was the most rude,nasty,self centered,pig headed arse wipe they had ever been unfortunate to be associated with & were amazed he had lasted in a team of anysort without being punched - repeatedly

this is unbelievable

great work there the revised one

where is it posted . what s thread called

i hope this is what i think its all about- luv ya work dart

this from page 10 - its a joke Fifthly, the Adviser considered the complaints about complaint handling and noted that some complainants felt they had been dealt with in a way that was dismissive and patronising. She noted the Stage 1 response included comments from the Editor of Sport, who stated: Thank you for your correspondence. I have reviewed the contents of the Sportsound programme of Wednesday 4 September and the particular phrase to which you draw attention. The actual words used by Jim Spence were: “John McClelland who was the chairman of the old club, some people will tell you the club, well, the club that died, possibly coming back in terms of the new chairman.” The phrase was used in the context of a live discussion about the proposed additions to the Rangers’ board and about former chairman John McClelland and former director Paul Murray joining the board. Jim Spence did not state that the club had died but, in the context of a discussion about former board members joining the club, commented that there are some people who hold this particular view. I do agree that the attributed comment could have been better phrased within the live piece and I am sorry if you were offended by this. Thank you for your comments. The Adviser considered Trustees would be likely to conclude this was a reasonable and reasoned attempt to provide a consolidated response to the concerns raised. She noted that at stage 1b, complainants were not sent a further substantive response, but were referred directly to the Editorial Complaints Unit. She considered Trustees would be likely to conclude this was in line with the procedure set out in the complaints framework and meant the complaints were progressed in a timely way. She considered that at both Stage 1 and Stage 2, Trustees would be likely to conclude that complainants were sent reasonable responses that addressed their concerns and there was no evidence that the responses were intended to be patronising or dismissive as some complainants had stated. Therefore on this fifth point, the Adviser considered the appeal did not have a reasonable prospect of success and should not be put before Trustees. The final point of appeal related to requests for remedial action. Some complainants felt an on-air apology was appropriate while others considered the BBC should not continue to employ the programme’s presenter. However, the Adviser considered Trustees would conclude the output had not breached the Editorial Guidelines. It followed from that, that the subject of further action was not one she thought Trustees should consider and she did not propose to put it before them on appeal. Therefore, for all the reasons set out above, the Adviser considered the Appeal as a whole did not have a reasonable prospect of success and should not proceed to be considered by Trustees.

wonderfull wellington IS the only place to live in new zealand

"rangers are coming" & manchester may not be big enough

talk to ya dad mate - lifes too short. great story btw

not going next weds - station village 2moro morning to watch with a few buddies & brekky

nice get bro great story that

i think the final must be nothing but the red, white & BLUE, an orange day for fernando at ibrox on a televised game the best idea

me also raging that this game is not on rangers tv for us "fans" here in new zealand or anywhere else in the whole wide world for that matter

as an extremely impressionable 10 yo boy over from new zealand, i was at this game ! i cried for days until my ma clocked me behind the ear & reminded me what true pain really was still have the match day program book also

as a kiwi / rangers fanatic, i can honestly say almost nothing will give me more pleasure than seeing our all blacks sevens side being presented with there gold medals at IBROX

N.Z is the best

I pay on a game by game as I can only watch when it fits with all the other stuff going on in our frenetic house!!!!!