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Kayals getting confused It was Freddie Ljungberg in the showers after training

Does anybody know what percentage Rangers are on. News reports say 10% but big Derek Johnstone said on Radio Snide last we it was 20%.

Rob McLean's a self confessed sheep shagger

Draw away to Accies their all going aff their head Wee Lennons in the lennons in the huff Try to blame the referees and the SFA Wee lennons in a huff Wee lennons in a huff They dive dive for a penalty And I just cant seem to get enough oh Duh Duh Duh Duh Duh Do Do

Richard Hughes who played for Portsmouth and had a couple of caps for Scotland had a season at Atalanta when he was a youngster.

The wee scorer guy shit himself

The guys played international football in 4 different decades thats impressive

Hopefully on a half decent internet stream to to lack of beer tokens and no having sky.

James Beattie= Johnnie. Sasa= Big Papps Steven Whittaker= Roger

Former England midfielder Paul Gascoigne has returned to football as the manager of non-league club Garforth Town. The 43-year-old has endured a multitude of problems since his retirement from playing professional football, as he has had to deal with alcoholism, mental illness as well as personal legal problems. The former Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur midfielder's last stint in a managerial position saw him being sacked after only 39 days in charge of Kettering Town, with the owner citing alcohol abuse as the reason behind getting rid of 'Gazza'. "It went really well there [at Kettering Town]," Gascoigne told the News of the World. "The chairman tried to blame it on the drink but it was totally untrue. He stopped me coaching and he wanted to become manager." But now having become the manager of the Miners, Gascoigne is looking forward to taking the club to new heights. "I feel strong right now," he said. "For me personally it's a big challenge. It's whether the players want to join me in that challenge. "I never knew when I'd get back into football. I want to take the club forward and I want the players to develop. "I will give commitment to the club. Going to a club like this does not bother me one bit. "I love this type of football. It is not flash and the players won't be flash. "I will get the same publicity at Garforth as if I was at a Premier League club and I don't want the players to get carried away with it. "I am excited. I can't wait to get in and get started but of course I will be nervous. "I will take a little bit from each manager I've worked with and I want the players to play with a smile on their faces. "The spotlight has never really been turned off for me. "I just hope people concentrate on results rather than the other sh**ty stuff. "Is it my last chance? It's up to me." Good luck to him .

That will be David Currie the guy fancies himself as a part time comedian.

They cant let it go can they more nonsense from Keith Jackson or wishful thinking one of the two. Heres the end of his piece on Fosters signing. Although no big stars left Ibrox yesterday, the club aren't yet out of the woods. It emerged last night a Middle Eastern outfIt is eyeing a swoop for Kenny Miller. they can still make a move for the striker because their window remains open for a fortnight.

The guys obviously a good bluenose but some of the things he comes out are mad like fearing playing Hearts after a CL game he seems to get on everynight as well.

Has anybody ever heard John Fae Cowcaddens on clyde's phone the negativity coming from the guy is amazing he's on the night saying Celtic are strong favourites for the title. Whats wrong with getting behind the team sounds crazy I know.

Now the guy on talksport is saying its a year loan for Foster. FFS