BigAl

Nae to mention the £1m for Bernard, and I know I shouldn't as it just upsets me, but £850k for Brian O'Neill

Well Bebo will be another of the ten I guess

Jury still out on Bebo. This season is going to be a big one for him and he needs to produce the goods week in week out. Suppose if he does no worse than last season we can ask coventry to up their £300k by a couple of zeros as God said last month

FFS, we should be entitled to a refund

You or Amy

Surely better than some of the results with Shaggy in charge though

Nit picking Adam

Yep, got to admit pretty happy with this one. Could it all be coming together at last

Free fitba on the tele, fitever next

Nah, come back in a good mood..... just wait til I get back to work the morn though

Is this indicative of what I've missed by being away for the past couple of weeks

Just one flaw in that one

Nae words associated very often with Budgie

Was league game v Killie if my memory serves me correctly

Budgie's winner at the Tattie Bowl

Any day of the week

Harsh, but fucking laughable nonetheless

Many years to late for that my friend

Ok fair enough, guess it makes this a bit of a non article then

Nae apology necessary

would you want paid as well, as we cannae break the wage structure to accommodate you

Who are the ones that would crawl all the way there to play for us then

Scoured the whole of Europe for a world class coach, and end up back where they started Really is a poisoned chalice

http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/sport/Rangers---just-pip.4214442.jp Surely this cannae be right £265k RANGERS' television and sponsorship income from their run to the Uefa Cup final only just exceeded Celtic's earnings from reaching the last 16 of the Champions League. Figures released by Uefa yesterday showed Celtic benefited from their second successive qualification for the knock-out phase to the tune of £10.3million. Rangers earned £7.7m from their involvement in the Champions League group stages, though they also brought in £4.1m from their run to the Uefa Cup final, taking their overall sum to £11.8m. Gate receipts brought both clubs significant additional income, however the difference in earnings potential between the Uefa Cup and Champions League is shown clearly in the financial showings of the finalists in both competitions. European champions Manchester United, unsurprisingly, were by far the biggest earners with £33.9m, while beaten finalists Chelsea were next with £28.7m, Liverpool took £21.1m and Arsenal £18.3m. The difference compared to the sums earned from the Uefa Cup is stark. Apart from Rangers, Everton's income from the competition was £400,000, Tottenham and Bolton each earned £352,000 and Aberdeen received just £265,000 despite getting through the group stage. With the four English clubs earning a total of £102m and Celtic and Rangers picking up a further £18m, 26 per cent of the £462m total Champions League television and sponsorship revenue ended up in British hands.