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They are only doing that as they have so many Students that are studying tax law 

They are only doing that as they have so many Students that are studying tax law 

They are only doing that as they have so many Students that are studying tax law 

They are only doing that as they have so many Students that are studying tax law 

Aye. Gordon Ramsey.

am gonna get Joseph on my new top. Welcoming to every culture me

I've ruined the lovely £1872 mark with a £25 donation. 
All the best to the wee man and your family, Mark.  

Fucking ridiculous what some on here are calling Ally. Yes he was poor as a manager but what a player he was for us. 

Fucking ridiculous what some on here are calling Ally. Yes he was poor as a manager but what a player he was for us. 

This.  Like him or hate him as a manager, he remains one of our greatest servants and our top goalscorer.  Show respect for the man, not the manager IMO.

For those asking the questions about Hibs results. They have to win every game to get to 77 pionts. We are currently on 76.
We only need a draw in reality as our goal difference is so superior (+ 33 over them). So if Hibs Draw and we lose on Tuesday, we would still be champions. 

So is that only 8 wins we need now ?

Morton drew 2-2 with us at Ibrox, although we contributed a fair bit to that result .  Jim Duffy has done a good job with them, they are hard side to beat.

I can see them making a movie out of this epic.
Adopt voiceover-guy voice:
 
Frank Grillo is Lee McCulloch in 'The Caretaker.'

 
 
 

Well that went well!
Michael Gray ‏@GrayInGlasgow  10h10 hours ago
I’ve started my @ScotNational column! Writing about journalists sacked by @Herald_Editor + need for a free media in face of legal threats.
Viscount Moodie ‏@gregmoodie  10h10 hours ago
Tomorrow's toon is being run past the lawyers. Previews later if it gets the all-clear.
Viscount Moodie ‏@gregmoodie  6h6 hours ago
The lawyers have decided that tomorrow's planned cartoon cannot be published.
Michael Gray ‏@GrayInGlasgow  2h2 hours ago
Herald & Times group lawyers have decided that @GregMoodie's planned @ScotNational cartoon tomorrow can't be published for legal reasons.

Are you using the seville unit of measure, ... yer lucky if it is a centimeter or two :-)

Our players need a Jock Wallace reminder of the CHARACTER required to be a Ranger, missing in recent weeks. Football wise we have the beating of the HIV schum.

Can any of them play right back?

Can't wait. Me and my Da have tickets for this and I've never been to an Old Firm game before so looking forward to it.

This thread is pointless.

Although certain behaviour (ie what happened to the Rangers staff) is not acceptable, to sit behind your keyboard calling your fellow Rangers Fans "Scotland's shame" is very poor indeed.

You need to swallow the pride there and admit you are out of line. It is as simple as that.

I would be one of the first to say there were elements of questionable behaviour within the support that night, however I wouldn't label them all on it. Bears ruling their angry hearts with their angrier minds was what happened here and things got out of control in areas. It isn't excusable, but it IS understandable. We all have passionate hearts when it comes to our club and what it is currently enduring, but the very essence of all of this is we ALL have our different ways of dealing with it.

Some will be sensible, others will be lead astray, then there are others who have no idea how to respond so simply say/do nothing. Who are any of us to lay judgement on our loyal family no matter how much it may or may not irritate us?

I suppose it depends on one's interpretation of "wonderful".
Leaving the fastest growing economy in western Europe to be replaced by a new country where we have no definitive currency, no central bank and our membership of the European Union is likely to be dissolved.
The prognosis for shipbuilding in an independent Scotland is dire, as the current contracts which sustain them, courtesy of the Royal Navy will most certainly end and will be tendered to ports within the UK.
Furthermore a considerable number of banking and financial sector jobs will have to re-locate to the remaining United Kingdom due to EU legislation.
Young people will be severely restricted in not only their movement across Europe, but also their right to work in European Union Countries will be restricted considerably.
So if you dont care about Scottish jobs, dont fancy travelling or working in Europe in the immediate future, and are prepared to pay for goods in goats, sheep and a couple of shekels of oats..
Yep its going to "wonderful"

I made up my mind a long time ago on the vote for Independence. I didn't listen to any bluff or any bluster. I didn't look at the scenery or pay any attention to the romance of it all. I didn't listen to any scare stories from BT or from Yes. I didn't even wait for the white paper to come out.
What I did was look at what the Scottish people were promised by our own politicians if we got our own parliament and devolved powers. We were promised a fairer political system that would look after the interests of the Scottish people. A fairer Scotland for us all, a better place to live was the slogan. It was going to cost the Scottish tax payer a small fortune year on year, but it would be worth every penny they said, Scottish politicians looking after Scottish Interests making laws to suit Scotland's needs.
I think most people would agree that the Scottish Parliament hasn't really make that much of a difference to the people of Scotland, some even saying that it might as well not be there for all the good it was doing. As for devolution, well we were promised that it could make a real difference, better health care, better housing. better education and care for our elderly, Scottish taxpayers money being spent where it matters most, on the people of Scotland.
Spending Scotland's taxes on the things that really matter, you said?. They spent 1.2 billion on a tram system and almost half a billion on the parliamentary building (the monkey house to you or I) . These two are prime examples of the squandering of our money by our own politicians.
I think everyone would agree that, not only has Scotland not prospered under it's own parliament and devolution, it has actually gotten steadily worse. It's certainly not a better place to live in, and there are very few positives to be found.
When I have debated with Nat's, they point to free prescriptions for all, Council Tax freezes and free education as things that have improved for us since devolution. Although these are not to be ridiculed, I wonder if they are actually doing more harm than good. Are free prescriptions for those that can afford to pay a good idea? is freezing council tax when our councils are struggling and are cutting services a good idea?. Free education, sounds wonderful, but to those who can afford to pay? perhaps if we used some of that budget to tackle child poverty or more care for the elderly, it might be more practical.
I quickly came to the conclusion that, if the Scottish politicians couldn't make a difference with some powers, (and they are substantial) only a total madman would consider giving them total control of our affairs.
I am voting No

I made up my mind a long time ago on the vote for Independence. I didn't listen to any bluff or any bluster. I didn't look at the scenery or pay any attention to the romance of it all. I didn't listen to any scare stories from BT or from Yes. I didn't even wait for the white paper to come out.
What I did was look at what the Scottish people were promised by our own politicians if we got our own parliament and devolved powers. We were promised a fairer political system that would look after the interests of the Scottish people. A fairer Scotland for us all, a better place to live was the slogan. It was going to cost the Scottish tax payer a small fortune year on year, but it would be worth every penny they said, Scottish politicians looking after Scottish Interests making laws to suit Scotland's needs.
I think most people would agree that the Scottish Parliament hasn't really make that much of a difference to the people of Scotland, some even saying that it might as well not be there for all the good it was doing. As for devolution, well we were promised that it could make a real difference, better health care, better housing. better education and care for our elderly, Scottish taxpayers money being spent where it matters most, on the people of Scotland.
Spending Scotland's taxes on the things that really matter, you said?. They spent 1.2 billion on a tram system and almost half a billion on the parliamentary building (the monkey house to you or I) . These two are prime examples of the squandering of our money by our own politicians.
I think everyone would agree that, not only has Scotland not prospered under it's own parliament and devolution, it has actually gotten steadily worse. It's certainly not a better place to live in, and there are very few positives to be found.
When I have debated with Nat's, they point to free prescriptions for all, Council Tax freezes and free education as things that have improved for us since devolution. Although these are not to be ridiculed, I wonder if they are actually doing more harm than good. Are free prescriptions for those that can afford to pay a good idea? is freezing council tax when our councils are struggling and are cutting services a good idea?. Free education, sounds wonderful, but to those who can afford to pay? perhaps if we used some of that budget to tackle child poverty or more care for the elderly, it might be more practical.
I quickly came to the conclusion that, if the Scottish politicians couldn't make a difference with some powers, (and they are substantial) only a total madman would consider giving them total control of our affairs.
I am voting No

Whit? You're steaming.