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A seventeen point swing in less than 8 weeks. Un-be-fooking-lievable!!

:happy :happy

And now that the Refs have decided to start handing out yellow cards to Rangers players as well as everyone else, we might also be treated to watching them play with a central partnership of Weir and Bocanegra. A pairing with the combined pace, weight, and sophistication of Bernard Manning...........but with a greater comedy value. :laugh

Bring it on!!

Hail Hail!!

:banana:
 
I had just got into the ground and had noticed they had flung this red white and blue wrapper into the air, but the best bit was watching them pass around the rolls during the game where each of them ripped off a bit in the expectation of a goal.
 
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"I do not know about a rangers goal but aliens have landed"
 
Don't worry, the masters of blowing it on the last day of the season will not fail me. League is ours and £50 is in the RL's bank.

:wink

I doubt this will go to the last day of the season. You should be more worried about how much might be heading to HMRC's bank.

:wink
 
I doubt this will go to the last day of the season. You should be more worried about how much might be heading to HMRC's bank.

:wink

You know we'll fight it off until the end of the season, then go broke in pre-season and be out of administration before the start of the next. Craig Whyte's a dab hand at this.

:wink
 
Craig Whyte's a dab hand at this.

Yes, he is a mercurial character right enough.

A BBC Scotland documentary aired in October 2011 claimed that Whyte had illegally been a de facto director of a company called Re-Tex during a 7 year period when he was banned from doing so - a claim supported by the Head of Investigations at the Insolvency Service. Prior to Re-Tex being wound up in 2003, the company made an offer to sell shares to potential shareholders at a price based on company statements the BBC alleges contained "false and misleading" information, formed from accounts signed off by fake auditors appointed by Whyte. The auditors were allegedly run by a convicted fraudster, and former associate of Whyte's, Kevin Sykes. Whyte's ban from being a director followed the failure of one of his companies - Vital Holdings Ltd - to produce satisfactory accounts. The investigation also alleged participation in an array of other criminal acts, including taking £100,000 from the Re-Tex account, ostensibly to pay a tax bill - a payment which was never received by the Inland Revenue. In response to these claims Craig Whyte denied all allegations of criminality, and stated that he had only ever been a minor shareholder in Re-Tex, and never a de facto director. Following the airing of the programme a spokesman for Whyte stated that Whyte had instructed his lawyers to "commence immediate legal proceedings against the BBC". Rangers later confirmed in a statement to the PLUS stock exchange that Whyte had been banned from acting as a director.

I am sure he knows what he is about.

:tongue
 

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