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johnny (dingy) played inside right to me at possilpark secondary. I remember him well. Goodnight my old team mate RIP

my son is raging. Had a £10 on 5 - 0

I'd love to know all the words but cant make them out. Can anyone help me, by the way I'm 66 and a wee bit deaf so hard for me to hear them. If anyone can write them down be greatful

the story is partially true, the club was the London rd celtic club, I was there playing in the band. The true story is their new colour telly got knocked that morning. Two guys in white coats walked in and said they had been delivered the wrong one. The idiots even gave the guys a hand out to their van, - knocked, gone. At night we arrived to play and Andy was the cabaret that was booked (we had played with Andy on the same bill many times) He knew we were all bears and commented in the dressing room about their telly and we all had a giggle. Well we announced him and played him on, and we went to the bar to listen to his patter. After one particular joke he suddenly shot round and gave a look at this big crucifix on the wall and said "oh I see you got the cunt that stole your telly" Us at the bar werer howling with laughter and found out we were the only ones that werer laughing. They booed him off and we were told by the convener to get back on stage and play but we wernt happy as we were supposed to be on a break . So we played two songs and came off, went into the dressing room and there was Andy getting his money and the convener saying "don't come fuckin back" That story is true, and by the way, they got rid of the big crucifix after that.

the rangers PR job was tailor made for him, no one could do it better

I think I know one of the main reasons behind us failing to reach this 100,000 petition signatures. A big majority of fans (including myself) have no idea how to go about this, owing to not being very good with computers. You'll probably find that the fans who have already signed are really good with computers, and blindly cannot see why everybody else hasn't got the same ability. I personally think this is a great idea, but haven't a clue how to go about signing this petition. Sadly there must be thousands like me, we are not all computer whizz kids

Has anyone thought of playing Moshni at right back. He's a bombscare running up the park out of position all the time, - well he could do that all day at right back, - he's as fast as Foster if not faster, -can tackle better too. We seem to have central defence covered now with McGregor and Zaluikas and Gasparatto. Think he would be a revelation there

we don't need miller, but I would sign Kris Boyd and play him with Nicky Clark up front, with Dean Shiels in his best position sitting in behind those two, - that lot will score for fun

the player he slipped it to to score was willie Henderson, - I was there

the ideal job for Ally is John Greigs old job, - public relations consultant, Ally is made for it

Mo Johnstone went to an RC primary school, then a state secondary school. He loves his stepdad to bits, - who is a true blue bear, and Mo has been to Ibrox more times than he ever was at the piggery. When he signed for us he said to his stepdad, "da I never ever thought I would get the chance to play for the gers, don't let anyone kid you, he was over the moon to be able to play for us. I got that story from the horses mouth literally, - his stepdad Jimmy Johnstone( I know, same name) who I was introduced to at a wedding.

why not just sing " up to our knees in celtic blood" - no sectarian meaning there, Also, in super rangers, - just sing " we hate celtic, fecking bastards" again, - no sectarian meaning

most people forget that when we beat motherwell last season, Dean Shiels ran the show that night,and was immense in midfield. When Nicky Clark, comes back, Black should be dropped and Shiels should replace him.

has anyone worked out dates when we can clinch the league? I reckon could be the end of feb.

pele once was asked to pick his team of the worlds greatest players and he picked baxter in his team, - THATS how highly he was regarded by fellow professionals, especially by the great man himself