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1. Paul67 on 2nd November 2015 12:42 pm

   new article posted.
2. proudbhoy on 2nd November 2015 12:46 pm

   TD67

    

    

   You always were gonna anyway.

    

    

   Im sure the GB will be happy to hear it’s going to where it’s needed anyway.

    

    

   No matter who the middle man is .
3. jmccormick on 2nd November 2015 12:52 pm

   Good morning, first of all condolences to GFTB on his loss.

    

   When I was worried about not getting back from Heathrow last night, you look round and see families with young kids ,who have been travelling for 12 hours or more, trying to get a seat in an airport, then you wise up. I have little to worry about, mercifully.

    

   I did get home about 1 am this morning and we were lucky, I was able to scoff cider and Rioja whilst I was delayed, other poor buggers were made to wait in line like a scene from Oliver Twist for a £5 compensation voucher!! British Airways need to get that sorted out.

    

    

   Returned to gym this morning and despite my best efforts in London,never put on any of the weight I thought I would, the old GP will be pleased..

    

   Flat hunting with the lhad was a big disappointment I’m afraid, looks like we will drive down this weekend to blast round a few more prospects with the car..fingers crossed.

    

   HH
4. RWE on 2nd November 2015 1:09 pm

   Timaloy & greenpinata

    

    

   A few moths ago, I had a conversation with an old acquaintance who favours the blue dome – all about the paedophilia and church etc. He was scathing and pretty cold about the whole thing until I reminded him…

    

    

   That ALL the victims were Catholic (in our discussion anyway) and they had suffered multiple betrayals.

    

    

   He actually stopped, looked at me and said that he’d never thought of it like that before.

    

    

   The victims had been dehumanized in his eyes and for those “lads” on Saturday I think the same applies.

    

    

   Sometimes when we are in a group (and even on our own), we all dehumanize others…

    

    

   I know that last week I felt an unusual animosity watching the angry, finger pointing, frothing jambo fans leaping up to scream abuse at any Celtic player, even one just picking up the ball to take a throw in.

    

    

   I needed some decompression time after that game.

    

    

   I loath the thought of the blue meanies being back in the SPFL for similar reasons – I will be less calm.

    

    

   Some vile, vindictive & cruel personal songs just cross the line and should be banned by every football fan, which brings me to the OBAF and songs that Police Scotland do not recognize as being in breach of the act.

    

    

   There is much more evidence that those wretched songs heard on Sunday are specifically directed towards one religious group, namely Catholics, than any song about Sevco fans being Huns. I don’t want to legitimize legislation that offends me, but if these songs do not fit the description of “offensive behaviour directed towards a religious group” then what does?

    

    

   The incompetent politicians and their simplistic solution – to criminalize enough songs on both sides so as to be seen to be even handed by the worst offenders – have made this rod for their own back. If the song is directed at one ethnic/religious group and is offensive then the song should be banned and those singing it dealt with by Police Scotland.

    

    

   I know what happens though: those songs will be dismissed as just banter and not directed specifically at Catholics, so that no action need be taken. The cycle of institutionalized sectarianism pedals on and on and on.

    

    

   We used the previous less than perfect legislation to isolate the hordes who sang profanities about the religious culture of our club’s founders. We need to use this legislation more cleverly and do just the same.

    

    

   The intent of those who sing about Saville, the church, paedophiles and our greatest ever manager is to cause offense to us and the religion with which the club and many of our fans identify.

    

    

   That is the intent and the consequence is that many of us are offended – on religious grounds.

    

    

   Just make a complaint to the police. Tell them that the song is sectarian and that you are offended.

    

    

   My apologies, this post started off being much shorter.

    

    

   HH
5. Hunderbirds are Gone on 2nd November 2015 1:41 pm

   JUNGLE JIM HOT SMOKED on 2ND NOVEMBER 2015 8:46 AM

    

   ” slightly underwhelming career to ”

    

    

   Can the career of a professional footballer who has received seven caps for a strong footballing nation really be called `undewhelming`? If so, what does a player have to do to` whelm`?

    

    

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   Start a game for his country? All of his appearances are from the bench.

    

    

   Score? He’s a striker.

    

    

   My point was not that he does not have abilities, I like him as a player, rather that I hope he is even more successful with us, than he has been to date. As he started his senior career with Chelsea, but has been released twice by West Ham, the feeling persists that maybe he could have been more successful. IMHO.

    

    

   Anhoo, if he scores the goals that get us into the Champions League group stage next season, that would Whelm me ;-))

    

   Hail Hail