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Celtic Diary Wednesday November 30: Celts To Play Rovers At Ibrox ?

Celtic will resume their attempt to add both cups to the cabinet with a trip to Albion Rovers, if, indeed the game goes ahead in the Republic Of Coatbridge. It may be moved to Motherwell or Hamilton to allow for a bigger crowd, but if thats the case, then moving it to Ibrox would make sense.

Celtic would waive the bill for damage to the Celtic Park toilets, which in turn would help their financially stricken new neighbours, and then we’d all be pals, bigotry would disappear from society and we probably wouldn’t even need a police force any more.

Everyone’s a winner.

Albion Rovers celebrate the Scottish Cup win over Queen of the South

In fact, in the spirit of the upcoming season of goodwill, the Celtic support could take along a couple of tins of paint, some bags of plaster and four hundred thousand roof tiles and do a bit of work during the half time break. Fans of the new club could pop along and help out, and when the jobs done we could have three cheers for Dave, a whip round to get them some new players in, and then retire to the bar for a few beers and a healthy sing song.

See, my doctor upset me yesterday when he said I was nothing but a paranoid bigot. Well, not in so many words, but I knew what the dirty orange bastard was thinking.

Anyway, it’s guys like me,positively minded forward thinkers that we need in Scottish football.

Though they don’t come any more positive than Scott Brown, who is thoroughly enjoying his Indian summer under Brendan Rodgers. go on, admit it, you thought he was done.

I did, as anyone who reads this rubbish regularly will testify, but the man is heading towards being one of our greatest captains, and he’s relishing every minute of it.

Scott Brown: Celtic League Cup silverware was players' payback for Brendan Rodgers

Manager Rodgers would have thought long and hard about using the experience of his former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard as an on field lieutenant, but Brown has shown him he already has one, and one that can still run about and jump and stuff, and Brown has repaid that faith fully.

“I think it was important for us that people can see that we are giving something back to him in terms of our performances,”

“He has come in and got the place buzzing and he has us as a team playing really good football so it was nice for us to give him a trophy.

“Everyone talks about a Treble but we have won one and we’ll just see where it goes from there.

“I think it is huge for the gaffer. Everyone can see the direction that we are going in. It is a wee marker from us.” 

The financial bonus of European particpation this season will be significant, perhaps around £30m depending on the exchange rate, and the papers were eager to see if Brown wanted to see it spent on new players, a question he dodged magnificently, much to the dismay of reporters who were ready to phone this headline through;

Celts Need New Blood In January Because My Teammates Are Shite .

“That is not up to me to make those decisions,”

“If the gaffer brings anyone over January then we would be delighted but you just never know. We will take it from there.

“What you would say is that the guys the gaffer brought in to the team have given us pace, they’ve brought legs to the team and we have real attacking options. We look like we are capable of scoring goals every time we go forward. 

We have a bit of menace about us and there are goals coming for all over the pitch so hopefully we have set the foundations for the manager to build on.

“He has brought confidence and pace and we are a really fit team.”

Notice he talks only of the players at Celtic now, and what they are capable of.

Notice there’s no mention of any other team, any other players or anything that could be interpreted as arrogance or disrespect. Either he is maturing into the role, which is likely, or someone else is in charge of PR down London road way.

Well, what about Dembele ? What about him going on to bigger things ?

Again , Brown stubbornly refused to give the reporters any leeway.

“Moussa has been fantastic for us all season,”

 “What a signing he has been for what, £500k? The club really done some business in getting him into the club and he has been excellent since he got off the mark here.

“He is a quiet lad but there is a confidence about him as well as a real work-rate. He is hungry and he wants to get better.

“It is always going to happen when players are doing so well, especially against the very teams in the Champions League. There are a lot of players in our team who have been catching the eye this season but the gaffer will want to keep everyone here.

“There is a lot of excitement about the club. We feel good as a team and we know that we are moving into exciting times.” 

“I’m playing football with a smile on my face – probably the first time that I’ve done so in 15 years – but it’s been fantastic.

“It doesn’t matter about my own performances, it’s about success for this club and the gaffer’s done that.”

We tried to get some reporters to comment on Brown and how adept he was at saying what he wanted in a way that could not be edited, but they wouldn’t stop crying.

Instead, they turned their attention to Israeli midfielder Nir biton, who recently had a spat with his national side when he apparently refused to play in a second eleven during training, and was consequently sent home back to those Palestinian loving bastards who are now his friends. Which is how I interpreted the actions of the Israeli’s, and you’ll not convince me that the support for the opressed country in their struggle against Israel was not mentioned to Biton.

More likely he told them where to stick it now he’s become a little more enlightened about the way things really are, and more likely they didn’t want him telling his team mates that his country is run by a set of bastards who kill women , kids and anyone else who gets in their way.

but Biton, too, was diplomatic to the papers..

“When I get a chance I need to show the gaffer I deserve to play. I try to do that in every game.

“It doesn’t matter if I play 90, 60 or 10 minutes – I’ll do my best to win for Celtic .

“When you get a chance you have to take it because there are plenty of good players in our squad.

“But when you don’t play and we win trophies, it’s not about you – it’s about the team. And I am happy.

“Israel? That was a bit of a misunderstanding and everything is clear now.

“Will I play for Israel again? Yeah, it depends on my performances. 

“These things happen in football. My attitude is good, I promise you that.” 

He won’t play for them again. He doesn’t seem to want to, and they don’t seem to want him.

And their new away strip is a shocker.

Image result for Israeli soldier full combat gear

The subject of child abuse has now reached a mainstrean Scottish media after events in England , and one or two articles caught the eye.

I’m trying to be devils advocate here, since this is a very serious subject that needs to be discussed and dealt with in a mature and responsible way, so when someone in the press does this, they will rightly be congratulated, such as Neil Cameron, in the Herald, who opens with this.,,

THE most infamous sexual abuse scandal in Scottish football involved Celtic Boys Club when in 1998 a former coach, Jim Torbett, was convicted of abusing three boys.

These attacks took place between 1968 and 1974, Torbett was jailed for 30 months, and another coach charged but not convicted. Nobody in their right minds believes such behaviour was limited to this one sordid individual and just one club.

Today, in such enlightened times, songs are proudly belted out about the abuse, lies peddled, moronic banners taken to matches and innocent names dragged through the mud – I won’t mention them here as that would be giving in to the mob – all in the name of “football banter”. 

You can read the rest of it here, it’s not often i add a link to articles-usually they’re not very good and not worth giving them “hits “, but this one is different..

cameron-article

And “rangers ” blogger Jonny MacFarlane mentioed it in his piece in the Record, quite bravely, and quite well…

It’s pretty rare for me to get caught up in the often faux offence culture that runs deep in a lot of the debate between rival fans.

But prior to Sunday’s cup final there was an Aberdeen banner displayed on social media that, especially in the context of the developing child sexual abuse story down south, went beyond acceptable standards of human decency.

As survivors of sexual abuse have bravely come forward to share their harrowing stories, brainless football fans continue to use such unspeakable horror as ‘banter’.

While condemning the Aberdeen fans involved, it doesn’t escape me that Rangers have not been immune to this despicable phenomenon and our fans need to assess this as their behaviour reflects on the club and its followers.

Whilst Cameron made the point that abuse will most likely have been more frequent than has been revealed thus far, MacFarlane touches on the use of such a heinious crime amongst supporters.

One the one hand, it could be seen as giving them recognition for their deeds, but on the other, it is certainly calling them out for what they are, and may even be the first step in ridding the stands of such banners and chants.

With abuse, the problem cannot come to light until a complaint is made.

During my Citizens Advice Training, a large proprtion of time was given over to accepting and understanding that no one who came to the Bureau had made a spur of the moment decision to do so. Often it would be the result of weeks, or maybe even months before they finally found the courage to face and deal with their problem.

Where abuse is concerned, the timescale is enormous. The conflict within the individual is multiplied hundreds of times, and all the support, which initially must be guaranteed  confidential support, should be offered immediately to anyone who has been a victim.

What must not be lost sight of is the priority here, which is the well being of the individual who has been assaulted. After such support and care has been offered, then perhaps the issue of legal proceedings, entirely at the request of the victim, can be considered.

Its a difficult and delicate subject, and so far, the media have shown a responsible attitude to it. Lets see if it continues.

Back to football, and there is league action, well, that might not be the right word over at Tynecastle as the home side seek a victory that will see them leapfrog into second place.

Hearts will entertain-alright, maybe not the right word again-“rangers ” and they appear, in the way that has been unique to Hearts down the years, to have made life difficult for themselves again.

Manager Robbie Neilsen has been down for talks at MK dons , in what some see as a surprise choice for them to take over as manager after they were turned down in a high profile move for Steven Gerrard last week.

Of course, conspircay theorists will point to the disruption the talks could have on tonights Hearts performance, so I tried to contact MK dons to see what they were playing at.

Can you spot who I thought might be worth phoning ?

Club Chairman: Pete Winkelman
Club Directors: Berni Winkelman, Sue Dawson, John Cove, Mark Turner, Andrew Cullen
Associate Directors: Chris Rance, Peter Cork, Reg Davis
 
Executive Director (Football): Andrew Cullen
 
Stadium Operations Director: Sue Dawson

Director of Sales: Richard Gough

Head of Football Operations: Kirstine Nicholson
Head of Media Relations: Ben Campbell
Supporter Liaison: Gordon McNicol

Customer Services/Retail/Disability Liaison Officer: Gayle Zeolla


He wasn’t in. Then again, I didn’t really phone him. 

The Ibrox club appear to be in a bit of bother, as the Record has exclusively revealed -if you don’t count the aount of times we’ve said it in the Diary and the amount of times its been mentioned elsewhere on the web-that they may be in breach of UEFA financial fair play rules.

UEFA’s rules are a little different to those of say, the SFA, in that they are not entirely written by cheats and bottom kissers. Well, noit entirely, anyway.

UEFA do things differently. For example, when they make the draw for their tournaments, they usually have all the balls in a little plastic case which evens the temperature out with all the other balls, as opposed to the SFA one which doesn;t have this facility.

Thats why you get anomalies…

The article on FFP begins..

Rangers will have to ask UEFA for special dispensation to play in Europe next season due to their failure to meet Financial Fair Play regulations.

Club licensing rules state that losses over the most recent three-year period shouldn’t exceed £4,265,000 – and Gers have lost £18.9million since 2014.

UEFA do allow a deficit during that time frame to reach £25.9million but only “if such excess is entirely covered by contributions from equity participants and/or related parties”. 

 

It would be unfair of me to laugh, but the fact that this lot have finally been pulled up on the matter of financial fair play is more than a little ironic, and I’m probably not the only one laughing about it.

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Anyhoo, enough of them, and on to yesterdays caption competitionHomemade Street Sweeper, ca. 1930s. 
Danny Bhoy November 29, 2016 at 10:40 am · Edit · Reply →

Caption;
Lord Nimmo Smith arrives at the SFA HQ to conduct another thorough investigation into Rangers (IL) and illegal payments.

Today, we have this…and I have to say I have absolutely no idea what is going on here, except that its California in 1935 
1935, California.
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7 years ago

It was quite the bang on the beach that she hoped for

D'Fhinnein Mick
7 years ago

That’s a weird photograph near the top of the page-a gun,sunglasses and a mouthpiece just suspended in thin air.

Brencelt
7 years ago

Meeting Euro criteria is pre supposing they qualify in first place. Newbies only way to Europe will be via their “glamour” tie with red bull.

Martio67
7 years ago

Brendan releases the rocket up Broonys arse during preseason.

Monti
7 years ago

Caption: Gran and grandad Deila get little Ronny his Christmas present, there is a note inside which says ” Do not open until 2015,when you open it, press the red button “!

Hector
7 years ago

The boob job has come a long way since 1935

Monti
7 years ago
Reply to  Hector

Hector,
Good to see you on, was actually thinking of you earlier.

HH

Hector
7 years ago
Reply to  Monti

The Abion Rovers game brought back a lot of memories of Paul and Random Thoughts so popped in to see what all you rabid Tims are up to.

Monti
7 years ago
Reply to  Hector

Just baiting the huns m8…..we have one or two resident ones.

The Charlie Saiz International
7 years ago
Reply to  Monti

Aye and one or two fannies who act like one 😉

Monti
7 years ago
Reply to  Monti

Want to buy a commando book?

mike
7 years ago

Tainted Glove,
Sometimes,i like to go away,
to Cellic Park,to watch the Tic play,
no matter,what they say,
to meet my mates at Cellic Park,
even if its getting really dark,
to have a drink,a laugh a lark,
at Cellic Park,oh,at Cellic Park,
we like to give it hell,
until I am oan the bell,
and then I try to,walk away,
saying I cannot pay,
I hope that’s Aokay,
I do not need to pray,
for its all about luv.
tainted glove,tainted glove,
they luv me anyway,
tainted luv.tainted gluv.

D'Fhinnein Mick
7 years ago
Reply to  mike

MIKE,

You need to get out of bedsitland and get a life(!)

Good parody,btw. Wee hint-better to run like hell than walk away in those circumstances. Even better to pick an argument wi someone in the pub and storm off in the huff.

Probably…

mike
7 years ago

Cheers Mick,Did that it doesny work,they chased me up the street and took ma shoes of and tickled ma feet,there is no torture worse than that.

Funkyy
7 years ago
Reply to  mike

Mike…I was on the site very late last night, but I spotted my name mentioned in your latest poem. I would just like to say I have never eaten a Hedge Hog in my life……yet.
P.S. it’s “Funkyy” with two “y”s.

mike
7 years ago
Reply to  Funkyy

Funkyyyy,Of course you ken it was in relation to your comment about shitting a hedge hog,of course you do.
You’ve Shirley sobered up,the last time I looked last night,you were talking about being drunk.Drunk in charge of a hedge hog.
I added extra yy so you dinny feel left oot.
Hoooooooowwwooooooollll.
So sorry,im so sorry, noo away back to your sweaty palms.Woof its fair biling here.NOT.

Funkyy
7 years ago
Reply to  mike

I’ve learned ma lesson..don’t drink and walk.

mike
7 years ago
Reply to  Funkyy

He he,just enjoy yerself.
Hertz 1 thems 0 at h.t.

Mike Bhoyle
7 years ago

Your headline had me going for a minute. Then your suggestion about taking building materials down to help…inspired this.

We’ll all go down to Ibrox…
With a roof tile in our hand…
The Gullibles will welcome us…
And won’t that just be grand…
We’ll raise our tile up in the air…
To show them what we brought…
And then…upon the count of three..
We’ll smash the fuckin’ lot.

And that’s pay back fur oor lavvy.

Mike Bhoyle
7 years ago

Whaur’s ma poem…?

D'Fhinnein Mick
7 years ago
Reply to  Mike Bhoyle

Yer poem

Is at hoem.

Monti
7 years ago
Reply to  Mike Bhoyle

Up Ralphs arse with Charlie Saiz!

The Charlie Saiz International
7 years ago
Reply to  Monti

Back to trolling again I see ya wank.

Monti
7 years ago

Lol

bgbhouy
7 years ago
Reply to  Monti

ooooooooooooooooo

Joe Donnelly
7 years ago

Caption.
Ann Budge says she the sky’s the limit with Financial Fair Play.

portpower
7 years ago

Caption:

Williamina showcases the new underwater warchest detector,

while William waits on the extension lead.

Brian (not the messiah)
7 years ago

Caption: Rangers retail launch their new range of strap-on dildos for all the ibrox fannys

schoosh71
7 years ago

I don’t know what kind of ‘football’ training the Bhoys are doing, but Broony has certainly ‘upped’ every part of his game. HH

mike
7 years ago

My bonny wee Jane,
let me luv yoo again,
oh please let me come hame,
to luv yoo again,
I ken yoo are in pain,
let me sooth it again,
my luvs no in vain,
let me comfort yoo again,
my bonny wee Jane.
let me luv yoo again.

7 years ago

Caption: “Are you sure we will get GENUINE moonbeams this time, Keith?”

Hugh67
7 years ago

Mike,

You are being very unfair to yourself. Although I hadn’t seen a ten bob note for a while you still made the effort to get a round in. It’s the thought that counts.

If. Sevco end up ahead of hertz then I think Ann Budge will torture them regarding FFP.

HH

mike
7 years ago
Reply to  Hugh67

Hugh, Every time i tried to reply to you,it disappeared,
hope you are well,once again the World of Sevco,is living on the edge.
Common yoo Hertz.

jimmybee
7 years ago

Caption : Walt Disney showcases his new ride, the Wonder Woman !
There is of course a need for football to ensure that all victims of abuse are cared for, and given the decency took away from them from their abusers.
But forgive me, it looks like to me as if they the media are looking for something to beat Celtic up with.
Of course that bastard Torbett deserves to be locked up for life for what he did,and anyone else who knew what was going on but failed to act deserve the same sentence.
The Herald to me are looking and actually hoping for lots more to come forward.
I hope and pray there aren’t any,from any football club in Scotland. That would be great news.
Pity he didn’t mention the fans of sevco, who take abusive and disgusting banners to matches. Or sing their vile chants.
So i don’t for one minute believe they are doing it for the right reasons,but are doing it as an onslaught for a rod to beat Celtic over with. I do hope I’m wrong though.

Tex
7 years ago
Reply to  jimmybee

Jimmybee

Think you are right on the mark there re the MSM reason for their going with this story.
They know we are going to win everything this year, our playing staff seem to have the right people telling them how to answer loaded questions from the press and we have a manager who does not take shit from the media.

mike
7 years ago

Big Virgil,his transfer seems as if its weeks away,what is the bidding £40 mill?
If so big Pete!s percentage seel oan clause will probably be aprox. 20%
so possibly £8 mill. going into Brendans budget,this years income seems to be going thru the roof.
ICC. £7.5 mill.
New Sponsorships £6 mill.
55 thousand season tickets.
Spfl Champions award.
Champions League money,it just gets better and better,spend it wisely Celtic,bring in 2/3 players,mibbee pay of the COOP Banks loan.
Poss. invest some into the new Hotel, Majic.

Rebus67
7 years ago
Reply to  mike

Mike,

I believe that sell-on clauses refer to a percent of profit, not the sell-on fee. So, it would 20% of 40-12=20% of 28 million.

Still nice.

Rebus

mike
7 years ago
Reply to  Rebus67

Rebus,

I staund corrected,wearing my dunces cap and six strokes of ra belt.
Wonder what would happen to this golden year if Dembelles transfer was added to the pot.I hope that does not happen,but stranger things and all that.
How is Mrs Rebus,all good I hope.

mike
7 years ago
Reply to  Rebus67

I stand corrected Rebus,
What a golden year for income,it must be getting close to,or is a record income year.
The team,the Manager,the income,whoopeedo.
I hope Mrs Rebus is good and your goodself.
H.H.

Tony Carlin
7 years ago

caption- “check you ya rocket!”

Tony Carlin
7 years ago

Caption: “careful love, I always go off prematurely when i get exited!”

selkirk casual
7 years ago

brendan Rodgers tests out the rocket before shouting over wee jamsie

portpower
7 years ago

rebus67
7 years ago
Reply to  portpower

Portpower,

Great viewing!

Captures it all beautifully.

Rebus

charlie
7 years ago

caption noo ime no misogynistic but if thats a contraption tae get the mrs to and from the cerry ooot shop a want wan

charlie
7 years ago
Reply to  charlie

quicker

charlie
7 years ago

ralph i wouldnae say yer musings are rubbish pre school like maybe but no rubbish i wouldnae say you come across as thick but ile never understand why a dont win the caption comp every day

mike
7 years ago

Auld cherlie, Hes as daft as a brush,
getting pished his adrenalin rush,
his favourit games,
is to wind up the weans,
and when he goes hame,
swaying and lame,
he gets the blame,
for driving his misses,
completely insane.
Aint life grand,hahahaha.

charlie
7 years ago
Reply to  mike

mike the fermer is his name -and lovin sheepies is his game -his mrs didnae know how much -but then his cock got stuck ….ha ha ha ha aint farmyard animals grand

charlie
7 years ago
Reply to  charlie

mike yer poems are no bad but i think we could say without any argument mines are better it must be the buckfast

Mike Bhoyle
7 years ago

Feck it…ah’ll try again….

I liked your idea of taking building materials to the Bigot Dome to help them out…
So..

We all went down to Ipox ,
With a roof tile in our hand…
The Gullibles were smiling…
Oh isn’t life just grand…
We held them up, above our head…
To show what we had brought…
Then threw them down against the ground..
And smashed the fuckin’ lot.

PAYBACK FUR OOR LAVVIES.

Cartvale88
7 years ago

Caption
Magic hats dad shows his genius, now followed by his son, dud fireworks at Ibrokes.

Celticmikey
7 years ago

Caption:Bruce Rioch searching for Mowbray on saltburn beach

Pensionerbhoy
7 years ago

Ralph,

I am not altogether sure why, but I did enjoy today’s read – not that I don’t always, of course!

It was great to see one of my favourite wee teams getting us in the cup. It is a few years now since I stood on the ashy slopes of Cliftonhill just off the main Coatbridge to Airdrie road, journey I made regularly in my early years when trying to become a teacher. As in many other walks of life, I was found out in time and kicked out before the kids progressed from genius to underachiever. That is when the careers officer simply handed me a shovel and told me to dig holes – mainly for myself and, even if I say so myself, I think I have been a roaring success in this field. Back to Cliftonvill. There was something quite homely about standing on the terraces and almost being on the pitch. You could imagine you were actually playing except for the fact you were a useless ….One of the teachers at the school played for Albion and he would say he wanted to follow in Big Jock’s footsteps (Stein was in his first season at the time). Having seen this guy play, I told him the only Stein footsteps he was like to follow were the ones down the pit. I have often wondered how he voted when it came to my dismissal. Of course everybody in Coatbridge thought they were blessed then. I remember the pavement on John Street was being re-slabbed and when we were doing the section outside St.Pat’s chapel, we were not allowed to start on a Sunday till the masses were out. We may have been fenian “slaves” elsewhere, but in the Bridge, Cofflics ruled. Memories!

Caption: “Alice prepares to go to wonderland”

“Yes dear, this is exactly how ye’re maw left me.”

H H

Rob O'Keeffe
7 years ago

Great news:SFA have all but ruled Sevco out of Euro football(should they actually qualify).Bad news:Celtic will be tempted to sell Moussa for £20 million with him being offered 60k per week,in Jan window.What do you Bhoys and Ghirls think? HH

Rebus67
7 years ago
Reply to  Rob O'Keeffe

Rob,

I do not think the bell has tolled on the license issue for Sevco. They will fight tooth and nail for a license, either through the SFA or UEFA. The failed share issue was an attempt to show that some of their debt was funded. This just failed at the AGM so they may try something on that front. Pressure will be put upon the SFA plus creative accounting will be tried.

The bobing and weaving has just begun.

Rebus

BondiBrian
7 years ago
Reply to  Rob O'Keeffe

Take the 20 million, wish him aw the best.

Monti
7 years ago
Reply to  Rob O'Keeffe

Rob,
Keep Moussa for two full seasons, then take any bid above £30m

jimmybee
7 years ago
Reply to  Monti

Moussa will want to stay, give the lad room to breathe. All this talk of how much he is worth is bollocks. Just the media doing its best again to sell our best players.
Let’s hope he is around for a good while yet.

jimmybee
7 years ago

Looks like Calum Paterson is attracting attention tonight.
Our Mike told you first get was a good yin.
HH cmon the wee Huns, just for tonight.

jimmybee
7 years ago
Reply to  jimmybee

Mike, first time I have really watched him, you got it right m8, would be a great asset in the hoops. The two front players looked decent too.

mike
7 years ago
Reply to  jimmybee

Cheers Jimmy,never seen the game,but a strong player,fearless and a big goal threat,mibbee a wee bit shy on his defending,hearing that Derby were watching him tonight,but if Brendan rates him,him he will come to us.

jimmybee
7 years ago

Caption: First pic of Ann summers catalogue.

jimmybee
7 years ago

Caption : Ann Budge, gets ready to soar over sevco.

Rob O'Keeffe
7 years ago

Thanks Rebus.Financial jiggers pokery at Greyskull,what a shock!

Funkyy
7 years ago

Caption:- New “quickie divorce” legislation put into practice by the brains of the Scottish Parliament.

Rob O'Keeffe
7 years ago

Caption: Dave King’s daughter protects her inheritance!

Half_Fool
7 years ago

Caption:

Even in the 80s, Souness would light up tea ladies

BJF
7 years ago

Ralph

Coming home late, just wanted to say how well you handles the abuse of vulnerable persons, sadly it is not just children who are abused, adults with learning difficulties, women and even older people can be victims. A lot more will develop in relation to abuse in the future and those of us who went through boys clubs and church organisations etc without being victims of abuse will have our eyes opened.

BondiBrian
7 years ago
Reply to  BJF

Sexual abuse unfortunately is endemic. No organisation is immune from it. Lets hope the issue is dealt with by the media in an unbiased,calm rational and sympathetic manner.

Canny see it though.

BJF
7 years ago

“Handled”

Vinnie
7 years ago

HA HA HA
HALF-HEARTED HEARTS HUMP HUNS
HA HA HA
FT Hearts 2 HunScum 0
HH

Monti
7 years ago
Reply to  Vinnie

Lol

charlie
7 years ago

hearts mob are singing walking away is the rangers way ha ha ha

Vinnie
7 years ago
Reply to  charlie

It reminds me of “we’ll support ye up tae four” after the mass walk-out when we stuffed them 4-0. (Different club tho’)
Same shitty followers.
HH

Monti
7 years ago

Sevco lol

Monti
7 years ago

Bob,
Remember it’s just a game!

jimmybee
7 years ago

The jambos have a couple of good yins there, and I still think they were the best team we have played this season. Joey Garner is a rat. What does Kenny Miller need to do to be booked on 4 separate occasions he should gave went into the book. As soon as Thomson chopped off the goal,Hearts were onto plums, stonewall pen not given. Miller catches the ball before it goes out of play, but all honest mistakes.
Anyway enough of them, the league will be over by the quickest time ever in our history this season. We will win it with a record number of points.
Nothing’s gonnae stop us now.
HH

Half_Fool
7 years ago
Reply to  jimmybee

Well said JB.
The SFA can do a lot but they still cannae make zombies play well.
THe wee mankys have done their joab, time for the rest of the league to peel away the veil of the Warbard of Brokes.

jimmybee
7 years ago

Haha just watched Warburton clueless dick.Reporter Well Mark what made you angry.
The linesman never put his flag up, Reporter You just watched it back, do you think he was offside, yes he was, but he never put his flag up .
Get it round ye.

jimmybee
7 years ago

I see the media are getting their knickers in a twist over the licence if sevco manage a European place. Pity they didn’t care about the last one that was issued wonder why that is.
Looos like level 5 are desperate to change the Res 11 result.

mike
7 years ago
Reply to  jimmybee

The tide is turning away from the mankies,the SFA know that the Tims are watching,they will not get away with the lying or the cheating.
The Res.12 bhoys have got them rattled,who would you back,the strongest most powerfull club by miles in Scotia,or a bunch of tax dodgers,led by a convicted criminal.
Oh Celtic we luv yoo.

mike
7 years ago

Caption,Fly me to the moon,let the kisses start,you are all I long for take me into your heart.

BondiBrian
7 years ago

SEVCO are shite, no won a gemm against top 6 opposition. They’ll get gubbed by sheep on Saturday. The Loaf will gie his usual pish post-mortem. The MSM will try N make out everything is rosy. BUT…

We know better.

jimmybee
7 years ago

Ohh the whole things grand, I just want to say,
Walking away is the Rangers way,
So Fuck McCoist and the UDA
For we’ve got Brendan and Dembele.

Nah Nah Na Nah Hey Nah Nah Na Nah

Cartvale88
7 years ago

Best comment of the night was by Butcher
‘ Craig Thomson feels sorry for the Ranglers’
No it is called cheating,
Unbelievable, when will this cabal be dealt with y the rest of Scottish Football.
Loved the result, haven’t stopped laughing, had a bet on the wee Huns.

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