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3 hours ago, Courtyard Bear said:
If the defence can stop having brain farts, nothing stopping us winning both games.
exactly
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1 minute ago, Courtyard Bear said:
Auld Granddad used to say that. ??
and he was right ?
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5 minutes ago, Scottywellhousetb said:Long John's and a woolly hat and you'll be fine ma man.
exactly mate there is no such thing as bad weather ...you are just wearing the wrong clothes
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16 minutes ago, With Heart and Hand said:
he hasn't got a clue, hes been the luckiest manager in Europe and shite domestically. Folk need to stop spinning over him and realise hes clueless
luckiest manager in Europe fuck sake wind your neck in
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11 minutes ago, Blumhoilann said:
In conclusion,I would hate McClean ever to sully a poppy by wearing one,what an insult to OUR war dead that would be.
What was his excuse for refusing to play for Northern Ireland,land of his birth,I wonder?
He played for Northern Ireland at youth level then he jumped ship
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16 hours ago, sandyinroyalblue said:
His brother used to work on Sky Sports IIRC.
still does covers all Northern Ireland games lives here in Bangor
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20 minutes ago, Callum_Doon said:
eh !
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34 minutes ago, Callum_Doon said:
Last thing I would wish to do is start a heated controversy here; however, the following has come up...
The full background... just been explained on, 'Rangers related picture thread'.
Essentially, as Don54 - a foremost, knowledgeable Club historian - explains:
"In 1955, Scot Symon brought his Rangers side here for this fixture in order to raise funds for an extension to Sandy Row Orange Hall".
He adds, "Imagine the meltdown if we did that these days"...
That's the bit that bothers me...
It simply raised the question, 'What has changed between 1955 and now, such that any similar gesture from our Club today, would indeed result in 'uproar'.
Realising that I genuinely didn't know the answer... thought it was maybe a question of interest to others?
That is the orange hall I attended as a boy
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1 hour ago, cushynumber said:
great post mate...very interesting reading...but but ebts
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1 minute ago, Straight-Edge-Loyal said:
No and he was never connected to us either.
OP a hint for you stop talking to and hanging around with those who would seek to deflect the horrific abuse their paedophile ring commited rather than want justice for the victims.
Well that clears that up could have swore I read he was
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1 hour ago, Prince George said:
Tell him they can’t have it both ways. One minute they are telling the world we didn’t sign catholics and now they are saying Torbett signed for us. Tell the rabbit cunts to fuck off back to Where they came from.
is Torbett not protestant ?
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1 hour ago, Inigo said:
That league structure, or similar, is inevitable now. It's about making money for various parties. Nothing else. It's about making money for owners, TV companies and no doubt some in the know officials that'll be involved in facilitating it under the table. Competitiveness, sporting value, heritage, local attachment, fans and history don't matter.
How the other clubs and leagues left over end up looking is hard to say. Will it be like the NHL with minor leagues below? Probably something like it. I think the national leagues will still keep a local importance and be valued in their own right, whilst the European League will be basically a glitzy, globally relevant league of franchises with fans from all over the shop.
It's sad, because football is better as a locally distinct sport.
great post
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No fan of McClean he is a peace time warrior and there are plenty of them over here including loyalists but just wondering how many of the crowd who were abusing him were wearing poppies.
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3 hours ago, DBBTB said:
I see “Broony” liked that post. Remember when people used to say he was one of us?
Saw that ,can you imagine the slating a Rangers captain would get for liking a post which quoted a Loyalist
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Another SNP scumbag
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18 minutes ago, harlands plater said:
That should be intense. Is there a decent ticket split at those games?
here is the site I use mate
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8 minutes ago, harlands plater said:
That should be intense. Is there a decent ticket split at those games?
not really River will probably get a top tier section at La Bombonera probably about 5000,same with Boca at The Monumental...would honestly fly to Buenos Aires if I thought I could get a ticket for the home leg at River...gold dust though and will sell for 1000s on black market...out of my payscale mate?
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River into final last kick of the game against Gremio will.play Boca who beat Palmerias of Brazil this will be the biggest derby game in the history of football like Rangers playing the dark side in the CL final...to be played over 2 legs, will be absolute bedlam in Buenos Aires.Gremio are appealing the result though because a banned River coach was in the changing room at half time
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he said he wanted a face to face with the eejit who threw the coin,if he goes down that easily when a coin hits his padded chest I doubt the coin thrower will have much to worry about
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The same gutless vile bastards who bottled coming to Windsor Park last year
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Plastic Paddies are always the worst whether Scottish or American...uneducated braindead mugs
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Welcome to the family friendly Rangersmedia forum Andrew ,you should do well in here
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55 minutes ago, keithgersbear said:
Tottenham Hotspur are set to borrow another £237million to cover the spiralling costs of their new stadium build.
Spurs revealed the extension of their “development facility” with their three banking partners in their statement on Friday night, which confirmed that the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium would not be ready until 2019. The club also revealed their net debt as £366m, a figure that is set to rise to £600m.
fuck modern football...the stadium is to have a caviar and lobster outlet that should lower the debt a bit though
Pick one "derby" in world football.
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Flamengo v Corinthians ...Rio against Sao Paulo would be special as they are the two biggest supported clubs in the country.Corthinians fans are known as the Hawks of the Faithful,they played a final in the Maracana a few years back and took up 70000 fans to Rio.Brazilian fans are weird they really only turn up for the really big games ,my first time there in the Maracana and the attendance was 17000 and that was when it was the old concrete bowl deathtrap before they put most of the seats in