News that Dundee United will vote against allocating a place in next season’s SPL to Sevco confirms what we suggested yesterday, that sentiment has swung against the notion. Motherwell’s innovative idea of allowing fans (who have already expressed overwhelming opposition to the idea) a vote is further evidence that even hard-pressed clubs are prepared to make financially difficult decisions. Suggestions that the Motherwell board should grow a pair and take responsibility themselves have some merit.
Stewart Milne has denied BBC reports that Aberdeen have decided to vote against but I expect this is a matter of due process more than any genuine indecision.
There was a feeling this morning that matters could be brought to a head sooner than 4 July if enough clubs publicly declared against Sevco. This would suit Charles Green’s company as they would be able to prepare offers to Rangers players (who they are able to sign) knowing where they are likely to end up. If they are forced to wait until 4 July, Sevco will not know what squad requirements they will need for next season before making a decision on what Rangers players to offer employment to.
More than SPL football, Sevco need clarity. A rush to declare against them might seem harsh but it would be enormously beneficial rather than being forced to wait a further 12 days.
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Jude2005
Was it not ” The Huddlines” or such on radio.
Is anybody cutting the grass at Ibrox these days?
Saint Stivs on 23 June, 2012 at 16:08
They (der Orcenkind) always have been a mob with long memories, although, I suppose, being able to remember things from 9 days ago isn’t that big a feat …
FF
Pete the Beat
They’ve left a few goats to , err, graze, ’til their hearts content.
But Rob MacLean is an Aberdeen fan … I mean a Ross County supporter.
The Huns are dead MacLean – get over it.
PeteTheBeat on 23 June, 2012 at 16:21:
“Is anybody cutting the grass at Ibrox these days?”
They usually get the goats in during the close season.
Rob’s short for Robin – what his team’s been doing for years.
I thank-you.
Philiboy
Grass grows like Billy Oh :-) these days in the current rainy season. I would imagine it costs a fair bit to in petrol and wages to cut a football pitch.
As you say, goats are probably cheaper.
My dear,dear,dear,friend.. Paul McC , Esquire. @ 16.06
Pally… Ah am honored tae Meetya!
Ah Enjoy yer Legalistic Undressings!A looksee intae the realm o’
the inimitable Sergeant Buzfuz..Room 101)
Ye mak .. Heids ANDTails, o’ a very Complex Subject.
Thanks,pally.
Keep oan Truckin’, fur ye are much Appreciated.
Kojo
Yer pal.. who lkes ye, already.
Still, Laughin’ … of Course!
I have only one thing to say: Condign redress.
Courtesy of the New Statesman
hotshot
Ta
ulysses mcghee on 23 June, 2012 at 14:40
Great points. Sally is definitely in it for Sally and Sally only. A true reflection of their ethos and they praise him, oh how they have praised him. The Media Darling. The Propaganda never stops. Thank God for Alex Thomson and all the real hard workers who have done the ‘Hard Yards’ in exposing this unbelievable conspiracy in Scotland.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeYgLLahHv8
On a more serious note
‘Former Northern Ireland and Queens Park Rangers captain Alan McDonald has died suddenly at the age of 48.’
Paul
Can you please hold the N A till I come back from mass? lol
I wonder if BBC Scotland Sports department have purchased their Sevco 5088 season tickets yet?
Tony Mowbray was given instructions and he followed them out to the letter. Circumstances stopped him being successful (which have become more that clear since 14th February 2012). Look at the team he inherited and the team he left Neil Francis Lennon – do you see that some players departed during his reign?
No matter BTM strengths or weaknesses, by the time he’d “taken on the chin and moved on” for the umpteenth time, I’d had it with him.
Nice man though.
SRS
I might buy one myself.
That could be a collectors item in the not too distant future.
My boss is Peter Principle on 23 June, 2012 at 16:38:
I’ll always have a lot of time for big Tony – but the Celtic job was simply too big for him, which is a real shame as I would have loved to have seen him succeed.
Sadly he was out of his depth and it showed on the park where his tactics were baffling.
new article posted.
PeteTheBeat on 23 June, 2012 at 16:36 said:
On a more serious note
‘Former Northern Ireland and Queens Park Rangers captain Alan McDonald has died suddenly at the age of 48.’
*****
An honest big player. RIP
Here Philbhoy………..you no got a Gala Day to be involved with…….or are you more of a Marches Mhan…..
BTW…don’t you be thinking of getting involved in the big day next Friday…..you’r an incomer & need to be invited by a born & bred……..afore you ask, I’ve used up my invites ….anf they don’t extend to the Murray’s anyhow….
Hope you have recovered from all thay walking away carry oan…….
Paddy T
Hail hail
A question:
How many 40′ lorries will it take to fill Ipox with mothballs?
Acme mothballs inc.
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Kojo on 23 June, 2012 at 18:04 said:
I would love to be eruditely educated ……do I move onto that stage once I start to actually understand your posts ….?
RangersMedia have been informed that
Allan McGregor, club captain Steven
Davis and Carlos Bocanegra will be the
next three players to state that it is
their intention to quit Rangers.
If a the official news does not break
today, then we expect it to happen
tomorrow