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This is like the twilight zone.

For what it’s worth I tried to be the voice of reason 🤣
Didn’t go too well 

Ffs, BNB - I thought it was something you got on a plate.

I took to it right away, mind you I’ve always been good at crosswords and puzzles tbf.

Their judas rat bastard of a manager has been mouthing off. 
 
Heart of Midlothian boss Steven Naismith says Rangers "carried a bit of luck" in their good run of results and is not surprised by their poor form.
Ex-Rangers forward Naismith's side face his old club - who have won just once in their last five games - in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup on Sunday.
"It's unexpected - surprised, though, I'm not so sure," Naismith said.
"There are a number of players who have been there over the years but failed to win trophies."
"I don't think it's something that's happened overnight," said Naismith, whose side defeated Livingston and St Mirren to arrest their own poor form in March.
"When we got beat 2-1, we were winning at 90 minutes. What we did up to that point in the game was good and we caused them a lot of problems.
"I think in their run of games they have carried a bit of luck as well. That game for instance and a couple of others.
 

He's deid

Congratulations 👏🏻

Confirmed, you are definitely a tarrier. Shit to be you🇬🇧

This is utter bollocks.  Been one of our top players this season.

Got a response from them mate said they are aware that there’s people in family and friends groups who may miss out that they are collecting data and will update in due course.
 

Maybe the weans have heard your singing!! Hopefully you get it sorted.
 

The Good Friday agreement 

Players/club I believe have paid for Thomas to be brought home. 

👀 

Condolences, ayrshire. Thoughts with you tomorrow.

Condolences, ayrshire. Thoughts with you tomorrow.

Condolences, ayrshire. Thoughts with you tomorrow.

RIP My Dad, John Hamilton 1944-2024
Tomorrow, I will have to do the worst thing any child has to do: bury a parent. In this case, My Dad.. He passed away peacefully on the 17th February, just days after seeing in his 80th Birthday.
My family is heartbroken, I am heartbroken. My Dad is dead. The man who help raise me, the man who was the strong man I looked up to a child, the man who took me to my first football match and was my companion at games for the nest 40 years. 
He was a fan since 1950. Grew up with Young, Shaw, Hubbard(who became a close friend which blew him away lol), Simpson and then THAT team of Baxter, Caldow, Shearer, McMillan (RIP), Brand, Miller, McKinnon, Wilson. To the modern greats. He saw them all. And loved Rangers as nuch at 80 as he did aged 6 back in 1950. 
Together we saw some of the great days and nights of said last 40 years. From the Souness era and 9IAR to the run to the final in Seville. Which by then he was getting too old to attend a final abroad. He would have loved the irony of us going top that weekend he died. In his memory, I will be there on Thursday night and for the rest of the season, BUT it will not be the same and probably will not be for a long time.....
RIP to a bluenose, a father and simply DAD.
 
 

Hopefully both.

Hopefully both.

Hi mate, can you not watch our games for the rest of the season then, please? Thanks 

I want to know what happens if we don’t draw Sporting.