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EFA Pandering to the new huns same as they pandered to the old ones. Absolute tokenism. I had to google him and I bet most folk out with the glasgow media bubble only know of him because of his lockdown breaches and Gerrard's subsequent comments. Can guarantee he wouldn't be there if the equally unworthy rat wasn't injured.

Just had a look at wiki, as thought JET might have been a left over McInnes target (still may be). Thought he might have signed him for Bristol City, but appears JET signed for both ourselves and Brizzle within a few months of McInnes getting punted.

Haven’t seen the video but from what I could work out from Twitter, changing the “do, do, do” in Sweet Caroline to “fuck the pope”

2021 (not confirmed as leaving yet. Guessing all have been offered new deals?) McGinn (33) - past his best Devlin (27) - Always injured Ross (19)- Is he good enough? Anderson (22)- Probably not of the required standard Ngwenya (18) - Youth 2022 Hayes (33) - On the decline Hedges (25) - Give him a new contract McGeouch (28) - made of glass Ojo (29) - not of the required standard, hopefully finds a gig in england Considine (34) - coming to the end of his career Virtanen (22) - Is he good enough? Ruth (19) - Youth 2023 Campbell (20) - Needs to be a first pick next season Kennedy (26) - Rubbish McLennan (21) - Beginning to look like he won't be good enough MacKenzie (21) - Needs to be first pick LB next season Gallagher (30) - Pleased with this signing Brown (35) - Is he in decline, does it matter? Woods (30) - needs to push Lewis for No. 1 2024 Ferguson (21) - will be away as soon as enough money is offered Hernandez (23) - on loan doubt he'll ever be back McCrorie (23) - Nae sure? If we can double our money on him this summer, take it. Lewis (33)- Not as good as he was Ramsay (17)- Youth, but should play a decent part in next season. Unknown Ryan Duncan (17) - Youth Squad is hardly inspiring when you look at it...

Score line flattered the 9 year old club on the day they lifted their first ever trophy. First half we looked less assured at the back with Lewis in goal than we have in recent weeks. He chucks it in for the first, McLennan should probably foul the mink before he gets into the box for the second. Bit more composure, better cross and Fergie scores from Hayes. McLennan plays it to the back post to Kamberi, he probably scores. That, despite the fact we sat in and played on the break and looked awful. Glass makes changes at half time (why did he wait till half time?) we adapt our style employ a high press and should have had 2 penalties. Both were “stonewall”. Hornby and Ferguson, fucking useless… Good save by the rapist from Hedges. Still not convinced by Stephen Glass is Class but given the personal at his disposal it was alright regardless of the score line. Right back, a centre back, a poacher and a forward who can hold the ball up but as has been said they all need to be 1st choice game changers. See that Louis Moult has been released by Preston following major knee surgery. Would have been McInnes’ No.1 target.

Scored against the huns for motherwell in the Erwin v Moshni play-offs, so...

In even more hunnish fashion picked on a 13 year-old. By the looks of the video.

So a McInnes team lost to a better version of the same team 7 years ago? Is your argument against my statement that a McInnes team would not have lost 0-3 against this current Dundee Utd team? BRILLIANT!

A Dundee Utd team that finished 4th?

Of course it means nothing we lost 0-3 to Dundee Utd. What’s your point? It was a tactically naive performance from a group of unmotivated players. 2 things Stephen Glass is Class is paid a lot to sort out. The fact that players have “chucked it” is even more concerning.

McInnes needed to go, badly, but there is absolutely no way a McInnes side would have lost 0-3 at home to the DAB’s. The midweek against the Tim’s was a good performance but that was fucking horrendous. The worst I’ve seen from a Dons side in years.

Di di di di, fuckin useless. Alas, it appears Stephen Glass may not be class.

Was probably a free kick, the contact was outside the box and I think Hayes was falling before being inside. Trouble is, if he gives the FK he has to send McGregor off. I don't think its a Glasgow Duopoly thing, I think it would be a tough one to give regardless. Hayes' legs looked like they were struggling to keep up with him and he kind of half-stumbles which allowed McGregor to catch him. Shame as 3 years ago he wouldn't have been caught. Turnbull was a straight red. Should have been 3-1 up at least when they got their second so disappointing on that front. Performance was big improvement on recent times. The lad Callum Ramsay had an excellent 60 minutes or so tailed off towards the end, Dean Campbell is stepping up, Ferguson had one of his better games even if he should have scored at least one more (wonder what his xG was?), and Considine looked to have rediscovered some form. Kamberi could have held it up better on a few occasions but as has been said, mutlipel times since he joined not really a role he is accustomed too, Kennedy still slowing play down too often. OH! and fuck all hoofs from the back too!

Sorry 24/25

So Uefa release the changes to the Champions League from 23/24 just as all the teams pull out of the ESL due to "fan power". Teams that don't qualify through their already advantageous positions get places. More teams so more games. One big league and a set up that allows the big teams to essentially control the auto spots. More meaningless games to appease the smaller teams. What are the odds for a two tier league from the following season? Champions League Premier and Chumpions League who gives a fuck.

Didn’t think anything could top the hypocrisy of the huns and their new found morality on discrimination, but; the EPL and Sky Sports funding, never been to a live game, supporting teams from hundreds of miles away, post Euro ‘96, football bores outrage at the logical next step for THEIR “sport” might just top it. Gary Neville the hypocrite in chief, with his tweet about these teams earning £300 million more a season then dropping back into the EPL on a Saturday with that advantage. I’d be really interested to know what the differences in budgets percentage wise were compared to Salford in any of NPL Division 1 North, NPL Premier, National League North D1 or National League? Then we’ve got UEFA and FIFA with their essentially “where’s our cut?” anti-ESL statements. Got to assume it won’t be long before It becomes a world league with some of the City Sports Group franchises etc.

Can guarantee both glasgow clubs but especially the huns have been whoring themselves to JP Morgan, since Sunday evening at least. Will be glorious to see them get into the champions league for the first time in their history having spent the guts of £200 million to do so, only to find its now a hugely devalued competition. Be even better if sponsors and TV pull deals in the meantime and they get fuck all cash. Could end up with a financial collapse for them similar to the fate of the original club. As has been said this could potentially be a major leveller in European football in terms of the uneven finances, it needs the right people to push competitive leagues and a more even distribution of wealth through all the leagues. Create something that rivals the new ESL but in a different way. Trouble is the greed is there for all to see in the “it’s not fair brigade”.

Exactly there was pre-meditation in the assault, however deserved. The fact that the security cameras (allegedly) were covered would suggest he wasn't the only one involved either. The huns lawyer being involved from the beginning suggests he was worried. What's the difference between this and the Santos incident? The Czech player got the maximum length ban (right or wrong). All these huns on social media calling for the team to be banned from Europe, should keep that in mind the next time burst into a rendition of one of their favourite songs, give nazi salutes or make monkey gestures at opposition players. I'm not entirely sure what bans, on their own, achieve? You would think a multi-national organisation like Uefa would have charitable partners to devise some kind of training programs to re-habilitate and re-educate. Also, when are we going to hear the huns come out and condemn their own fans for the abuse of the keeper who got his skull fractured in the other assault, by Roofe?

I got really fucking drunk and really fucking high last Friday night started watching back my favourite FND episodes. He made that series. As good as Mark Heap is, Ritter's character acting and comic timing was top drawer. Everyone knows a Martin Goodman, I think. Gutted that there wont be another series.

Agreed. Browns playing up to the media with his empty gesture handshake, pissed me off. Glasgow derby gimmick photo op. As for Cormack defending his prior backing of Tonev with the above... shouldn't have got involved. Given the timing of the Kamara incident, Brown could have come out and said he previously got it wrong, he felt at the time he had to back his player given that he denied it, but on reviewing the evidence he got it wrong. Logan was racially abused by his former team mate and that he now condemns all forms of discrimatory abuse.

The completely tone deaf response to this situation needs addressed in the media. For years both versions of the huns have paid the minimum of lip service to eradicate what is most definitely not a minority of racists fuckwits in their support and/or taken steps to educate the majority of their thick as pig shit followers. It is unequivocal that they have actively encouraged racism, particularly anti-Irish catholic, amongst their support (albeit under the surface more recently) in order to keep the uneducated masses with a chip on their shoulder buying season tickets and other merchandise. The whole club is built on the feeling amongst the disaffected "the reason we're poor is because those evil fenians came here and took our jobs". The true moral intentions of a person, organisation or even club/company can surely only be judged when it is one of their own doing the abusing not when it is others doing it to them. And lets be honest here, this is the players and management doing the social media blackout. The club itself will still be peddling their cheap poundland wares, in order that their "moral" stance not effect them financially. The media should not whitewash and let them forget the fact that both versions have released orange kits repeatedly, UEFA closed stands twice last season for racism, one of their followers was filmed shouting race and disability discriminatory abuse at a child and was only caught because it was posted to social media as a "funny" last season or the season before, a black player left because of the racist abuse him and his family were receiving from their support online. These are just the ones off the top of my head... All this says to me is that the huns feel that discrimination of any form is fine unless its a good player playing for them. They should be called out on this, in the media.

Wasn't it the season we played Burnely, Virtanen had played most of the warm up games and had been told he was going to start against them, then got injured the day before? Think that was at RB?

I went for Logan. The only memorable performance this season, from any player, when he came on to kick a few huns up in the air. Other than that has to be Hedges, we've been shit since he got injured but marked down due to that horrendous haircut. Might even be a wig?

Must the earliest round draw for a possible Sevco v Tim tie, ever. The ball warmer/chiller will be in getting the sack in the morning.

Wasn't our breach when pubs restaurants shops were open "Eat out to help out" etc? The huns was during a full national lockdown.