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I wonder if right now the pope is sitting in the Vatican singing "No Rangers of Glasgow"

So what happens in the cups, will they be kicked out of this seasons league cup, Scottish Cup and Europa league, oh wait they already were.

I have my hard hat on. Isn't football all abour rivalries, and Rangers are one of our biggest, the fans are always up for the games, we love to see the dons beat Rangers. Won't anyone miss that, will be get as excited when they are replaced by Hamilton or Raith Rovers? Look at attendances for non Old firm games? Yes they have brought it on themselves, but part of me think's this cannot be good for the game.

New name for the supoporters trust I believe. Saw them on Facebook.

I have naked pics of every Aberdeen Manager since the year 2000 and potential manager in a compromising postition. I will have that new contract now Mr Brown Thank's Darren Mackie.

This, we need about 20 strikers to get injured before it becomes an emergency. More likely to end up at the huns.

It is a social network website, but many public places block it such as schools etc. you may not be able to access it from the old folks home.

Ok, just a thought, you guys would know better than me as I don't see highlights from other teams that often, had not heard much about how he was doing at Hibs.

Michael Hart released by Hibs. Worth a look?

Going to Maderia Beach near Tampa Florida for a week at Easter.

Never noticed that, Did notice Citizenship: Scotland

Stolen from Mad Facebook page http://www.skybet.com/cms/breaking-transfer-news.shtm?name=Darren+Mackie

http://www.portlandtimbers.com/news/2012/01/timbers-sign-designated-player-kris-boyd PORTLAND, Ore. – The Portland Timbers today announced the signing of Scottish forward Kris Boyd as a Designated Player. Boyd is the Scottish Premier League’s all-time leading scorer with 164 goals. Per league and club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. Timbers general manager Gavin Wilkinson made the announcement. Boyd, 28, is one of the most prolific strikers in Scottish football, scoring 164 goals in 296 appearances in the Scottish Premier League with clubs Kilmarnock FC (2000-05) and Rangers FC (2006-10). He netted 101 goals during his time with Rangers, and is a four-time winner of the SPL’s goal-scoring title. Boyd has been capped 18 times by the Scotland National Team. Since 2000, Boyd has scored 176 goals in 335 career matches, playing in the top leagues of Scotland, England and Turkey. He will be added to the club’s roster pending the receipt of his P-1 Visa and the successful completion of a physical. “I’ve said from the beginning, that we are committed to winning and will the make a significant investment on the player front if it is the right fit for the organization,” said Timbers Owner and President Merritt Paulson. “Kris perfectly fits the profile of the team’s needs and will make a huge impact.” A native of Irvine, Scotland, Boyd was Rangers’ top scorer in each of his five seasons with the club, tallying 20 or more goals in a season three times. He compiled his 101 goals with Rangers in 143 appearances. Boyd’s scoring prowess led Rangers to back-to-back Scottish Premier League championships in 2008-09 and 2009-10 as well as a pair of Scottish Cup (2007-08, 2008-09) and three Scottish League Cup titles (2006-07, 2008-09 and 2009-10). “Kris is a proven goal-scorer at the highest levels of the game, and we expect that to continue here in Portland,” said John Spencer, head coach of the Timbers. “We’ve been looking for this type of traditional number nine player and are very pleased we found him.” Boyd claimed the SPL’s scoring crown four times in five seasons, including the 2005-06 campaign in which he netted a career-high 32 goals while splitting time between Kilmarnock and Rangers. He shares the league’s record for goals in a single match with five, a feat he achieved twice during his career in the SPL. “I’m delighted to be in Portland and hopefully I’ll be over as soon as the visa matches up to be in time to be ready for the season,” said Boyd. With the Scotland National Team, Boyd has seven goals to his credit in 18 appearances. He scored twice in his debut Sept. 2, 2006, as part of Scotland’s 6-0 win over the Faroe Islands. Boyd has been called up for several international competitions, including a 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifier and several European Championship qualifiers. He’s also represented Scotland at the U-16, U-19 and U-21 levels. Boyd made his professional debut as a teenager with Kilmarnock in 2000. He had a breakout season in 2002-03, scoring 12 times and winning the club’s Young Player of the Year. He was the club’s leading scorer for four straight seasons from 2002-05. In total, Boyd found the back of the net 63 times in 153 games with Kilmarnock before joining Rangers midway through the 2005-06 campaign. With Rangers, Boyd also competed in Europe’s top club competitions – the UEFA Champions League and Europa League. He’s played eight career games the UEFA Champions League, facing the best clubs across Europe. Additionally, he has 11 appearances and three goals in Europa League play and helped Rangers reach that tournament’s final in 2007-08. After 10 seasons in the SPL, Boyd made the move to England in 2010. He joined Middlesbrough for the 2010-11 season and scored six goals in 29 total appearances, which ranked among the club’s leading goal scorers. During the season, Boyd spent time with Nottingham Forrest on loan, adding six goals in 10 matches to help the side to the Championship’s promotion playoff. Prior to joining the Timbers, Boyd played briefly with Eski?ehirspor of the Turkish Süper Lig during the 2011-12 season. Kris Boyd Position: Forward Height: 6-1 Weight: 180 Born: Aug. 18, 1983, in Irvine, Scotland Hometown: Irvine, Scotland Last Club: Eski?ehirspor (Turkey) College: n/a Citizenship: Scotland

New stadium has been redesigned, will now have a retractable roof.

For him to become our full time winger is a TALL order. Hope he does not fall SHORT of the clubs expectations.

Racist

Lots of quotes in that article as usual. Nothing we did not know, he is not getting a game under Brown so his chances of a new contract must be slim.

Worth a look?

Were 2 of those red cards not overturned?

Paul Scholes he scores the goals. Legend!!!

:ultras: :ultras: :ultras: :ultras: :ultras: :ultras: :ultras: :ultras: :ultras: :ultras: COME ON YOU REDSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!

good call, hope you had a bet on.

Nothing against him personally either, but it seemed a lot of the time when we gave away stupid goals especially this season, Ricky Fosters name was mentioned. I don't know if being captain was on his mind too much or if he was just going stale and needed a change. Delighted to get some money for him rather than lose him in a year or 2 for nothing.

Happy Birthday Dazza.

Foster, when he comes back in 6 months after flopping in England