better than all the rest

Just caught the news there got you. What a shame na where to go and could miss the game.

I just clicked on the blog link, some off the comments are class to many to list but worth a look for a laugh, they seem to think the only trouble was at Fir Park. short term memory loss comes to mind.

2 Great goals from Law, another away win and a clean sheet looking forward to getting to Ibrox on Saturday it seems like an age since my last game.

What a goal

yellow card when the ball went out

is the ref doing nothing about that assault on Black

Good goal. Law is back

And Bell was saying he had nothing to do in games kept us in it there

cheers

It was a easy 1-3 away back to bed now.

just went on their site and they have us down as a 1pm kick off

Sit next to my kid also my mate of 35 years.

I didn't know that either. But they seem to be looking into a few of these deals. Maybe time for them to look across the other side of Glasgow.

A deal allowing Swansea City FC and the Ospreys rugby region to play at the Liberty Stadium is being investigated by the European Commission. Swansea council has been asked to give details over funding arrangements at the council-owned stadium. The commission is carrying out a Europe-wide investigation into state aid in sport. State aid rules, policed by the commission, limit how much public money can be given to private companies. The £27m Liberty Stadium was built in 2005 with the Swans and the Ospreys both playing there. The clubs pay a peppercorn rent to the Swansea Stadium Management Company (SSMC) - a body running the stadium which is a partnership between the council and the two clubs. The clubs also contribute over £1m a year to the running costs of the stadium with any profit made being returned to the teams and the local authority. However, it is understood so far that SSMC has failed to ever return a profit which means the council is yet to see a return on its investment. State aid Following a freedom of information request to the council, it confirmed questions had been raised about the agreement and whether it complied with state aid regulations. The council added there had been no assurances given by the European Commission about whether the deal complied with regulations governing state aid. A Swansea council spokesperson said: "The European Commission has asked us a number of questions in relation to the Liberty Stadium and currently we are in dialogue with them, as are a large number of sports clubs from across Europe." If it is proved that the use of the Liberty Stadium breaks European law, then both clubs could face having to pay back money, plus interest. A spokesperson for Premier League Swansea City said: "The club is aware that the European Commission is currently in discussions with Swansea City Council in relation to the Liberty Stadium. "We have asked to be kept informed of any future development." The Ospreys have been contacted for a response. The European Commission investigation is looking into alleged illegal state aid involving several clubs including Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid. Legal advice Meanwhile, Carmarthenshire council said it had not been contacted by the commission over Parc y Scarlets, where Scarlets rugby region have played since 2008. Earlier this month, the authority denied claims by a funding expert that it had broken regulations in the way it gave more than £20m to Scarlets. The council said it remained confident about independent legal advice taken in 2007 that state aid rules did not apply in this case. Parc y Scarlets and related facilities cost £25.4m to build, and £18.3m was provided in differing forms by Carmarthenshire council. The land is owned by the authority but the stadium and surrounding land has been leased to the club for 150 years. The European Commission said it had not been notified of these payments.

So the scum have backed down and they will be able to take their sectarian flags in after all.

Saints fans not happy about this loads of trouble expected. The police have also told the 2 local pubs that fans that go for a beer will have their tickets taken off them.

Fantastic GB, photos are great.

More good news.

Done

I was looking at our match report on the STV web site and they mention our applause, but if you look at all the other games reports it not even mentioned. Did the media expect us not to hold it, seems strange that it's a focal point of their match review but not for other games http://sport.stv.tv/football/252057-rangers-3-0-ayr-united-jon-daly-on-target-once-more-for-rangers/

Right enough the second half kicked off without penny arcade.

Hi mate hope everything is Ok with you. Just to let you know 2 scarfs came today in the post. Thanks very much.

What one took the back seat.

They still have another vote this afternoon.

I would rather wait until they had a better team, we would wipe the floor with them.