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Just now, mearns loyal said:
Wee donation made pal. Hope you make your target ?
Thanks a million mate. Would be nowhere without the generosity of fellow bears. Best fans in the world. A family.
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1 hour ago, govanblue said:
Donated.
No Surrender to the DLA
Cheers pal. Much obliged kind sir.
Love the no surrender ??
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44 minutes ago, cstamomusa said:
Donation made, all the best to your mum.
Legend. Much obliged my friend. WATP
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16 minutes ago, Budswiser said:
Donation made, good luck.
Cheers mate. Hopefully we smash the target and my local cancer unit gets a contribution too.
All the best. WATP
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2 minutes ago, BridgeIsBlue said:
I'll donate tomorrow OP when my wages come in.
Cheers mate, you are a gent. WATP
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3 hours ago, rosco88 said:
I dont get paid until next week (jakey loyal) but I'll fire in a contribution asap. My dads blind so although it's not the same I can empathise, all disabilities have one thing in common; they can make life a hell of a difficult.
Don't worry mate, there's 29 days left for donations. If we do smash the target I'll be donating a large chunk of any extra to my local palliative care unit to fund things like wheelchairs or other equipment. So there's no huge rush.
All the best to your dad. You are correct, disability's are a bastard, but it puts in perspective all the crap that bothers you when a loved one is suffering something like that.
I appreciate your contribution pal it'll go a long way. Many thanks. WATP
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29 minutes ago, Danny Morrison said:
All the best mate.
Cheers mate. Taken aback by how well its doing so quickly.
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Cheers guys. Much appreciated. if the donations keep coming at this rate we will smash the target in no time. WATP!
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Unreal almost at 10% already. Bump
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10 minutes ago, ricksen_da_best said:
Made a small donation their mate, hope you reach your target ??
Cheers mate, much appreciated.
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10 minutes ago, Bears r us said:
Small donation from my wife and I. My brother in law has a brain illness and it is difficult for us all.
Good luck mate.
PS keep bumping this thread rather than ask for it to be pinned, it works better that way IMO.
Thanks lads. Amazing support. watp
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23 minutes ago, jintybear said:
Donated a small amount. I hope you get to your target.
Thanks mate, hugely appreciated.
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Evening lads. Sorry if I'm not allowed to post it here, will remove if needed.
As a few of you know my mum was diagnosed with brain mets a couple of months ago. Well ever since radiotherapy she's been housebound. As we cannot afford to lose the chunk of PIP that would be deducted for a mobility car, I'm hoping to raise £1500 to buy her a used one privately.
Any donations massively appreciated bears, and if the funds reach £1000, I'll then do a lotto draw for a signed rangers shirt (from the first team in division 3)
I'll leave the post im sharing on Facebook in here. Thanks so much in advance.
Hi lads.
Back in April my mum, a nurse of 30+ years, was diagnosed with brain cancer. Since then her Mobility has deteriorated. After a lifetime of giving to others I'm hoping we can give something back to her.
We want to raise £1500 to buy a cheap Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) so that we can take mum out and about to do shopping, visit friends, go to the beach, do all the things me and you do without a care in the world. But being housebound is a horrible position to be in. With your help, we can Change that.
Any donations are massively appreciated and when goals are reached of £500 and £1000 I'll share videos of a sponsored head shave and a back waxing.
Thanks in advance, and if you'd like to donate, please click the link below.
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RIP Bradley, your in a better place now. But you did live your life to the fullest and showed great courage in the face of adversity.
My mum is fighting cancer at the moment and you were an inspiration.
Thoughts to the family and Jermaine.
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7 minutes ago, EatDolphins said:
I was all positive about him but after this last week ive got a feeling he's going to be the next Peralta.
Tbf, I'd of took peralta last season - was nowhere near the level we need but no worse than what we had, and he wouldn't of shit out a tackle at the least.
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No great loss for the reasons constantly mentioned about his consistency.
He had a short contract, with that money, we could get walker and only spend about 250k more on getting McLean, dorrans in today as well I've heard, things are still positive.
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thankfully living so far away from ibrox, I never get stick when we get beat. only have 1 taigy pal and not heard from him.
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fuck me, we get embarassed once and they call for the managers head. Didn't say that when Brenda's Celtic lost to the mighty red imps, or when Man U lost to MK Dons.
it was an embarassment, move forward, give the manager til the end of the campaign and if he hasn't met targets (1 cup, strong second / push for first) then decide on his future. honestly a joke. We never expected to do well in this tournament, we are still playing a number of pish players (I will now include wallace in that) and the team we are building is going to be 10 fucking strangers, you need time to gel and work well together.
patience is lost in some.
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47 minutes ago, Lloyd72 said:
No mate haha
Absolute shithole. Makes east Kilbride look like Kensington. Gets dark at 2 in the afternoon.
Nice airport though.
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22 hours ago, psb07158 said:
I ordered a pair of trainers from Zalando a few months back and they use this horrific company - their 'safe place' was inside my fucking wheely bin .
ordered something online once, they cunts did that to me, on bin day...
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I think hes going as he doesn't want to be a wage thief to the club he loves. he knows he isnt going to cut it this season at the very least, and wants to go somewhere new, an opportunity most of us would love, with sun, sea and European football. Good on him, hopefully he comes back on here and shares his stories.
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Just now, orange&blue92 said:
Aye deffo mate, they should be of enough quality to stop us leaking goals, just shows the depth we have compared to last season. I would give the youth any chance possible as long as it doesn't have any influence on a potential bad result, even after 60 mins, take a starting Xi defender off for a younger player if we're cruising.
Oh definitely. I do think Bruno could handle 60 games a season as long as he isn't being hammered for the entire game, or to an extent, not playing every minute. Makes absolute sense to bring him off to conserve fitness, energy and reduce the risk of stress injuries.
The strength of the midfield will tell how much of the season he can realistically compete in, if he's got an easier life than the defence last season had (less chances going through to the defence as the midfield shouldn't let it get to the defence, especially with Jack, rossiter and dorrans) then he could play the majority/all of the season.
Obviously though it's only fair to give the youngsters a go where possible and he isn't really needed when we get queen of the south away or Inverness in cups, or Hamilton where we should cruise them with what we would now call a second string team (feels great saying that seeing as we wouldn't of beat them easily with our best XI just a year or two back!)
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19 minutes ago, orange&blue92 said:
See where your coming from, but defence is a lot less intensive than attack, hence why sir David of weir played till 40 for us
Oh definitely - I'm also hoping he is rested to prevent potential injury - we are going to need him in the big games as much as possible - I think the other Portuguese defender and maybe Wilson can handle the bottom 6 teams. Squad rotation is essential, no need to field your strongest 11 every week.
DW may well have played a massive number of games, but no guarantees Bruno can handle a potential 60 game season. Plus, it allows the youngsters some invaluable game time that they'll need to develop.
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Hope he is utilized properly next season. Regular rests against the dross and in early cup rounds, get Mcrorie in and Wilson to deal with the shite teams saving Bruno for the important games, like zidane done with Ronaldo last season.
Fundraising for a disability vehicle for my mum
in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom
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What I shall do is when we've reached the 1k mark, I'll write down the names of all the donators, put the names in a hat at work and draw a name and post the shirt out to you if that's the best way of doing it? Ideally it'd want framed but Ill have to leave that up to the winner, I bought the shirt a few years ago and it's sat hanging in the wardrobe ever since. May as well let a bear that wants it have it. I think that's the best way unless someone has a suggestion?
Cheers lads.