BigAl

Really shouldn't have thrown down the challenge However back on track Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby

Pretty much my thoughts. Given his well documented injury we must have really put him through it to have the confidence to pay 400 large ones and give him a four year deal. Got to be a bit of a risk in this, but it could turn out to be a brilliant signing. Welcome on board Stevie

TLC - Baby Baby Baby Beat that then suckers

Amy Grant - Baby Baby

Darts - The Boy From New York City

Big queue to get in to the ground. Reckon away is going to be full

+1

Welcome to the board mate

Not overly surprised. Will be interesting to see the difference in punishments

Radio commentary suggesting Arnason looking nervy. Also saying Wright getting better and better.

But but, they get such huge crowds

Maloney retires from playing. Next.........

East peasy in my humble opinon Jamie Smith v Copenhagen To this day reckon he could try that 100 times and only manage it to such perfection only once

FFS, just moved into the new house on the Wednesday. Virgin Media only doing install on Thursday afternoon. Better nae fuck about too much.

Was excited about prospect of signing him when the news first broke, not so much now however as it has dragged and dragged.

Definitely not dead

Have been searching on Kodi but no success yet

If anyone got a link and didn't let me know, I would feel obliged to blow the whistle on it

What is Rooney's injury ?

I will be on chat MBT as not able to make it up the road for this. Fucking gutted

Well suited to one another and another reason for me to dislike both.

TC is right, those are the not the amount of tax potentially due, but in fact the monetary value of the EBTs each individual was for.

Upwards of 14,000 sold now.

Expectation is that fuck all will change and merely paying lip service to the whole thing BUT http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40707999 Rangers' use of a controversial tax scheme will be reviewed by the Scottish Professional Football League, Hibernian chairman Rod Petrie has told the BBC. It follows a Supreme Court ruling in favour of HM Revenue and Customs over the club's use of Employee Benefit Trusts between 2001 and 2010. The SPFL's new board was meeting on Monday following its annual elections. But it is unlikely to make a decision about the Supreme Court ruling that deemed the EBT scheme unlawful. A Scottish Premier League commission into the club's use of the scheme, headed by Lord Nimmo-Smith, found Rangers to be in breach of player registration rules. But it resisted calls for Rangers to be stripped of titles won in the period of EBT use. However, following the Supreme Court ruling, Celtic said they expected the SPFL to review the 2013 decision that their city rivals "did not gain any unfair competitive advantage". That judgement was made at a time when the scheme was deemed acceptable by a 2012 tax tribunal. More to follow.

You get two postal dleiveries a day ? Thought they ditched that years ago ! Anyway, relax, telt you it would be on it's way.