RicoS321

Shame. A revolutionary guy.

Aye, cause we're struggling for really shite food at our fitba grounds.

Aye, the first part was a bit shite. Bit of a Trump love-in. However the last ten is excellent. Especially this on around 30 minutes: “They (banks) are not private companies…. they are bureaucracies through which….society is run” Fit a quote. Totally nails it. Anyway, princes of the yen for those who haven't seen it afore:

Fuck me min Malaga, you might have warned us aboot the Davie Dodds close up. McKimmie was some player (as was Grant), fit a cross for the third.

Aye, that's what I thought. Cheers for yer advice though, I will get someone in to check it oot. Probably a Hungarian, there pretty cheap.

Trade them in.

Fucking hell, had to go back 5 pages for the politics thread. Is Donstalk being dumbed down with the influx of WYOWYN threads (that disnae mean stop)? It's an interesting thought. Anyway, here is Catherine Austin-Fitts with an excellent point of view on the current financial system (in the US, but applicable here too). Last ten minutes definitely sums up the fed pretty and monetary policy well, with some pretty explosive accusations too:

Letter fae the queen?

Pressure was near 2 bar lastnight when I checked it. A blockage in the cold feed sounds likely. Should I start hacking up pipes and shit?

Good stuff, decent effort. Good article ina.

It's like a big St Mirren. We don't need a new stadium. There is no evidence to back that up that has been made available. I'll keep stating that until someone shows me otherwise. Intrigued to hear the goal of UEFA top 100. What does that mean? 100 best teams? Or something that takes into account stadium and training facilities (and number of corporate seats for UEFA delegates)? Also, the offices. Is that for the club I assume, not for let? They seem to be making a decent fist of it this time anyway, although that was also the case with Loirston. I see no issues with planning, I reckon it'll sail through.... and then be converted to hooses when naebody buys Pittodrie.

I was fucking raging when we went for Calderwood, absolutely hated him, just came across as a total cunt and played shite fitba. Was certain he was in the same mold as Alex Miller, but I was partly proved wrong by Calderwood's relative success. Was glad when we got rid of him too, but in between him signing and his last season, I marginally warmed to him.

That was some team. Tanked them.

Hmmm... nae luck with the bleeding it seems. Is it normal that no water comes out when you bleed it? That happened on a few of them, which seemed strange. Specifically the ones causing me issue too. I'm considering just burning down my house and taking the insurance. It seems the most logical next step.

Aye, it felt weird even just joking about it if I'm honest. If you've brought her up well, she'll have a quiet party with friends and ony boys come near her, she'll kick them in the steens.

Not got anything planned holiday wise, but I've got a two day party between the 28th and 30th December. Some 16 year old girl, parents away, should be good.

Awesome. Poor show from the steward. He should have taken it on a run.

Saltcoats.

I think the fact that Maddison - on a booking - was removed against ICT suggests that he'll start against the Tims. I think the midfield of Jack, McLean and Maddison seems to be working, and I think we just have to go with that. I don't think that Celtic are that strong (physically) in centre midfield and I think that those 2 can match them on our day. Where Pawlett used to give Brown the run around in attacking midfield a few years back, I reckon Maddison will do the same. It'll be interesting to see if the ref will book him when the inevitable deliberate hack comes in early doors. The alternative to Maddison is obviously Shinnie into midfield, McLean in behind Rooney and Taylor back in with Considine at left back. With Shinnie having a mare against the Tims last time he played left back, and Taylor getting a good but of game time against ICT, there is a worry he might choose this approach. Hopefully the subs of Taylor and Reynolds were just to keep Celtic guessing. I think the players have proved themselves in the last couple of games to at least stick with the midfield. I'm guessing he won't risk Stockley and Rooney though, that'd be a step too far, and understandable.

Cracking match against Raonic there. Awesome performance and an exciting finish. Finishes the year as number one, as does his brither. Impressive fae the Dunblane cunts.

To be fair Maddison was on a booking so had to come off, and Taylor needed a run about in case he's called upon next week. Hopefully he won't be required, but I can see McInnes playing him.

Walter fucking Smith? Fuck that shite. More boring than Craig Brown, and a total cunt, out for himself. A good start and France victory aside, he was pish. Played with one up front, with absolutely no plan B. Away to Italy was the most pathetic performance I've seen from a manager up until Levein's 4-6-0. McLeish was significantly better than Smith and not nearly as much of a cunt. I don't get the love-in with Smith. He basically makes wise career moves, by turning up at a team's lowest point and getting them to perform marginally better. He's a fucking prick of the highest order, who is absolved of anything bad he's ever done just because he's Walter Smith. The pandering cunts in the media avoiding his instrumental role in bringing the huns to death and near death again before sneaking off with just his large - illegally sought - shareholding and reputation (although fucking the huns obviously deserves a knighthood).

This. What I don't understand is that when it's not going his way (which is generally more likely to happen against better teams with better defenders) why McInnes always gives him at least 75 minutes to prove that he's not going to turn it on. To be fair to McGinn, he does track back also, which he rarely gets credited with.

Cheers Buc, will hae a look ower the weekend.

Does Daniel Prodan count as a celebrity? I think he should. Anyway, it turns out he didn't die when at the huns, he just died today. We should have a minute's applause in the 22nd minute in memory of the £2.2M the huns spanked on him to sit on their treatment table. Although I'm surprised that anyone who spent two and a half years living in Glasgow lived until 44.