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backup reacted to Zetland in The enemy within is a counter-terror chief.
Glad you are happy this morning!
Now about the RM Erskine Fund New Season Fundraiser thread. Looking for Members to pledge.
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backup reacted to gogzy in Our club just don’t give a fuck about us do they?
The club shouldn't punish the people who spilled onto the pitch during the last minute winner at a ground we haven't won at for years.
I won't lose any sleep if they decide to punish the guys on the shelter roof, that shit was just dangerous.
The club shouldn't be inviting Rangers hating politicians to Ibrox.
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backup got a reaction from eejay the dj in Our club just don’t give a fuck about us do they?
The pissing on us from a great height started the day minty borrowed the money from masterton to take the keys of Ibrox,, that anyone is still surprised, is the biggest surprise of all.
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backup got a reaction from HG5 in Bill Leckie
Our board has two open goals to shoot at involving sporting integrity sceptic, that they refuse to do so is a bigger mystery than the meaning of life.
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backup got a reaction from Blumhoilann in Bill Leckie
Our board has two open goals to shoot at involving sporting integrity sceptic, that they refuse to do so is a bigger mystery than the meaning of life.
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backup got a reaction from eejay the dj in Bill Leckie
Our board has two open goals to shoot at involving sporting integrity sceptic, that they refuse to do so is a bigger mystery than the meaning of life.
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backup got a reaction from NornIronBear in Bill Leckie
Our board has two open goals to shoot at involving sporting integrity sceptic, that they refuse to do so is a bigger mystery than the meaning of life.
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backup reacted to Bertent in When did Craig Houston start working for the club?
True, the fat boy understands contracts and the chancers dont.
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backup got a reaction from WATP-FOREVER in A useful asset.
A useful asset for the Academy.
New Academy Stand Opens - Rangers Football Club, Official Website
https://Rangers.co.uk/news/academy-news/new-academy-stand-opens/
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backup got a reaction from Amokachi in A useful asset.
A useful asset for the Academy.
New Academy Stand Opens - Rangers Football Club, Official Website
https://Rangers.co.uk/news/academy-news/new-academy-stand-opens/
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backup got a reaction from Virtuoso in When did Craig Houston start working for the club?
and..........Siobhan
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backup got a reaction from HG5 in Gerrard & Jack : Post Match Reactions
SG needs to impose himself more on the players, or we will be getting the same quotes as last season, he also has to lay to rest the ghost of former England captains.
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backup got a reaction from Corky True Legend in Rangers inviting SNP politicians to Ibrox
From figures it would appear the demise of mines was more than double the tory total, under labour.
Then there is the charge that it was Margaret Thatcher who "destroyed" the coal mines and the mining communities. How many times have the BBC broadcast that claim without refutation? Yet the facts show that far more coal mines closed under the Labour Prime Ministers Harold Wilson and James Callaghan.
These are the figures for the sharply declining number of coal mines open each year under those Labour Governments.
1964 545
1965 .. 504
1966 .. 442
1967 .. 406
1968 .. 330
1969 .. 304
1974 .. 250
1975 .. 241
1976 .. 239
1977 .. 231
1978 .. 223
1979 .. 219
These are the figures for the Thatcher years:
1979 .. 219
1980 .. 213
1981 .. 200
1982 .. 191
1983 .. 170
1984 .. 169
1985 .. 133
1986 .. 110
1987 .. 94
1988 .. 86
1989 .. 73
1990 .. 65
The Lord Palmerston blog says:
It was the ever-erudite @allanholloway who brought to my attention a few weeks back that more coal mines closed under Harold Wilson’s governments than under Margaret Thatcher’s, and I owe him an apology for not having credited him sooner, given the number of retweets I got for passing that on earlier. Based on these figures from the government about 290 mines closed under Wilson in all his time in office, and about 160 under Thatcher. Because the figures are based on year end totals of pits operating, it’s not possible to be precise, but the relative scale of those numbers is clear. So why isn’t Wilson execrated by the Left for his part in the decline of coal mining?
That is a fair question. Do the Left seriously claim that Harold Wilson was accepting economic realities while Margaret Thatcher was motivated by sheer spite?
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backup got a reaction from Bad Robot in So it was Tav’s supercar then 👏👏👏
Audi engineers Lamborghini's engines. The Audi R8 V10 shares the same engine with Lamborghini Huracan. Ironically, the Audi, which is supposed to be more practical and roomier, is actually quicker than the Lambo.
Vorsprung Durch Technik.
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backup got a reaction from Bigdave30 in Rangers inviting SNP politicians to Ibrox
From figures it would appear the demise of mines was more than double the tory total, under labour.
Then there is the charge that it was Margaret Thatcher who "destroyed" the coal mines and the mining communities. How many times have the BBC broadcast that claim without refutation? Yet the facts show that far more coal mines closed under the Labour Prime Ministers Harold Wilson and James Callaghan.
These are the figures for the sharply declining number of coal mines open each year under those Labour Governments.
1964 545
1965 .. 504
1966 .. 442
1967 .. 406
1968 .. 330
1969 .. 304
1974 .. 250
1975 .. 241
1976 .. 239
1977 .. 231
1978 .. 223
1979 .. 219
These are the figures for the Thatcher years:
1979 .. 219
1980 .. 213
1981 .. 200
1982 .. 191
1983 .. 170
1984 .. 169
1985 .. 133
1986 .. 110
1987 .. 94
1988 .. 86
1989 .. 73
1990 .. 65
The Lord Palmerston blog says:
It was the ever-erudite @allanholloway who brought to my attention a few weeks back that more coal mines closed under Harold Wilson’s governments than under Margaret Thatcher’s, and I owe him an apology for not having credited him sooner, given the number of retweets I got for passing that on earlier. Based on these figures from the government about 290 mines closed under Wilson in all his time in office, and about 160 under Thatcher. Because the figures are based on year end totals of pits operating, it’s not possible to be precise, but the relative scale of those numbers is clear. So why isn’t Wilson execrated by the Left for his part in the decline of coal mining?
That is a fair question. Do the Left seriously claim that Harold Wilson was accepting economic realities while Margaret Thatcher was motivated by sheer spite?
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backup got a reaction from bluedart1952 in Daily Record
Thread has slipped away now, the chap here who writes for the rheb, gave it no credence either, very strange.
Any sensible company would have let them publish and then have sued, wouldn’t you have thought...... taig tango attempt ? ((not the OP I hasten to add).