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Brilliant stuff. Presumably it would’ve been 5-0 if McInnes bothered his arse to live in Aberdeen.

Usual nonsense. Steve Clarke subject to sectarian abuse: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47313458

Maybe join a library or something, ignorance can be defeated. We’re all with you on this. #prayforr_s

I think that Trnsmt lineup might be the worst festival line up I’ve ever seen. Sunday looks particularly horrific.

Weirdo.

Print media?

anti-semitism = bad anti-Zionism = common sense (IMHO) Some people deliberately confuse the two.

Personally I wouldn’t have labelled you a glue pot.

The Guardian isn’t right leading. Anyway, some Labour MPs, and again tonight, fall over themselves to state that the party has not addressed the problem so there’s clearly something in it. I don’t think they are an anti-Semitic party but they’ve fostered anti-semites and not fully dealt with it. For what it’s worth, Corbyn (and May) have been horrific over Brexit. There’s definitely a need for a centric voice / break up of traditional politics as it’s currently fucked.

What horse shit as usual.

They really have no class. Allan McGregor: Rangers seek disciplinary review after goalkeeper ban http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47232597

Fucking dire stuff so far.

Australian drama Safe Harbour on BBC4. First two episodes were good. Final two next Saturday.

That’s correct. Last nights votes were a farce. Conservatives putting their party first before the country. But it’s what the happy clappers voted for.

I personally wouldn’t want him anywhere near Pittodrie. Class-less prick.

I'm well aware of this but you've missed my point. The above is about Westminister covering up Westminster, why would they cover up for the SNP/Scottish Government? Especially in today's political climate. Which previous court case are you referring to? Jesus wept.

I can't imagine Westminister hiding it, it would have been whipped out (no puns) during IndyRef surely, as it is a huge smear. Perhaps the Scottish Government supressed it. Certainly Sturgeon appears to know a bit about it, and she's getting some criticism which I think is unfair (until we know all the facts). There is always the consideration that it has simply taken this long to get a case together that the PF agreed can go to court. Timeline and number of accusers will be interesting. I'm in the "I wouldn't put it past him" camp. He's always been a smug git, even yesterday, and a bit odious for me.

It's a fair charge sheet, and very serious. Lots of conspiracy theories from some happy clappers.

What an incredible turn around he's had. Good on him. We're on a good run, with a huge match this weekend.

Arrested: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jan/24/alex-salmond-scotlands-former-first-minister-arrested

To be fair you’re probably right. Remain certainly didn’t take it seriously. I saw a poll today where 25% of those surveyed thought “no deal” meant remaining in the EU

The question should never have been put to the public. By and large the public are thick, gullible and not capable of researching to make up their own minds. Many of them just believed what the Daily Mail/Gove/Johnson/Farage etc said.... even today Johnston is claiming he didn't use Turkey as a fear factor during the referendum, it's just lies plain and simple. The Leave campaign was Project Fear led by some utterly horrible cunts.

New Steve Mason album is a delight.

I think he genuinely would want to play one last match/humping at Wimbledon (mainly for the fans) if he thought the op was going to prevent him from ever playing again. But reading between all the lines over the last couple of days, I think he'll have the op very soon.