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Scottish Premiership - Aberdeen v St Johnstone

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BigAl

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  1. Oh fuck off....................what a fucking start
  2. Off fuck........BOOOOOOOOOOOO -1
  3. TOON TOON Time to turn o'er Funster's second team Shearer's first three points beckons
  4. h.I.S [his Infernal Majesty ] - Again
  5. Jimmie's Chicken Shack - Again
  6. Mind reading that a year ago. Still brings tears to my eyes thinking back upon it all. Without doubt the best of times
  7. Nick Kamen - Open The Door To Your Heart
  8. The Cowboy Church Sunday School - Open Your Heart (And Let The Sunshine In )
  9. More than half a life time ago, but still remember it like yesterday
  10. Tom Oliver - Free Your Mind
  11. Cheat.....BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Skillet - Live Free Or Let] Me Die]
  12. Cheap Sex - Water Runs Dry
  13. Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water They don't make music like that nowadays
  14. Red Simspon - Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves
  15. PiL - This Is Not A Love Song
  16. Josh Rouse - A Song To Help You Sleep
  17. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/scot_prem/8039270.stm Scotland will have a sixth team in Europe next season, with Uefa confirming that a Fair Play berth will go to a Scottish Premier League side. Motherwell currently enjoy the best disciplinary record of the sides not already assured of a European place. Norway, Denmark and Scotland will all get an extra place in the first qualifying round of the Europa League. The opening round of the revamped tournament, formerly the Uefa Cup, is due to commence in early June. Fair Play League rankings are based on a points system correlating to the number of red and yellow cards administered to each club and national side over a 12-month period. Motherwell have just four matches of the season remaining, with St Mirren and Hibernian their nearest challengers for the extra place. Celtic and Rangers have claimed the Champions League places, while Scottish Cup finalists Falkirk will compete in the Europa League, along with the teams finishing third and fourth in the SPL. Hearts and Dundee United are strong favourites to land those remaining spots, although Aberdeen and Hibs can still catch them. ----------------------------------------------------- Thought we were in the running for this as well, although I guess Kerr calling the ref names last night hasn't done much to help our cause.
  18. Jamie Smith injured again Probably played his last game for us I think
  19. It has been reported that internet death threats had been made against the Norwegian official and that he had been "smuggled out of the country" under police escort and advised to change hotels. "Following media reports claiming threats have been made against the referee of last night's game, Chelsea Football Club would like to make clear that it condemns any form of threat against players, officials or supporters," the club said in a statement. "If provided with proper evidence Chelsea will take the strongest action against any season ticket holders or members who have participated in this activity. "Everybody connected with Chelsea is very disappointed with the events of last night. However we would stress that we have received no evidence that Chelsea fans are involved in any of the alleged threats reported." "As a result of these reports we have also been in contact with the police who likewise had not received any complaints." Chelsea fans were upset Ovrebo did not award them a penalty, despite several strong appeals, during the 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge that sent Barcelona into the final on the away goals rule. Several players, notably striker Didier Drogba, remonstrated furiously with the referee after the tie, which was settled by Andres Iniesta's stoppage-time goal. Swedish referee Anders Frisk retired after he and his family received death threats following his dismissal of Drogba against the same opponents in the 2005 Champions League. Ovrebo told Aftenposten that he had been informed by UEFA not to make any comment on the furore. "Because of the circumstances after the match, Uefa has asked me not to comment to the press," Ovrebo said. Former international referee Graham Poll commented: "This morning he's being smuggled out of our country under police escort - this is a referee of a football match. That is a disgrace. "When he booked in a hotel they had to change the hotel he was staying at because of the fear that maybe fans would find him."
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