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Dirthy Filthy Hun Scumbag Vermin (deceased), liquidated & Green abondons ship

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BigAl
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Looks like The Retard has been duped into publishing a made up story 😂

BigAl
BigAl

That as may be Panda, but it doesn't in any way mask the fact that he is a traitorous cunt and not missed in the slightest.

Barcosente
Barcosente

Say what you will about the horrible Huns from Glasgow but they continually outdo themselves with showing themselves up as complete C**s.  Demanding special treatment from the SFA, not once, but

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ONE of Scotland’s most influential sports journalists, Tom English, is leaving as chief sportswriter at The Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday.

English – who is also a well-known and forthright pundit on BBC Radio Scotland – pens, among other things, a mid-week column for The Scotsman. He also writes a column for Scotland on Sunday.

His final column for SoS will be this weekend.

He is taking advantage of a voluntary redundancy offer made by the papers’ publisher, Johnston Press, towards the end of last year.

 

 

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Must admit I stopped buying the SoS a while ago but he's top of the top sports writers, no question.  Voluntary redundancy offer?  ???

 

Dreadful if he's off to the huns, but he's been having a go at them for a while so I find this a bit strange!?  What's the source for this?

 

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tom_widdows

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Why was this article on the Aberdeen page?!?! BBC Scotland are a bunch of cunts.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26072180

 

 

Scottish Newspaper HQ

 

'Ho Goubo'

'Aye?'

'I've no seen any news about the gers this week. Whats the scriptoid?!'

'Sorry chief, its no been easy wi all these diddy shite getting all the press and yon sheep grogging on Lenny'

'FUXACHE get round Sally's Gaff and get him to say something....ANYTHING!!!

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Seriously?? Was talking about something similar with a Hun last week when the draw was made and who would be favourites for the cup. I thought it was near the opposite, who from the Huns would we take in our team?? I figured Lee Wallace, mainly coz we don't have a natural experienced left back. I'd take Law but I wouldn't be overly fussed compared with what we have

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Cash from share issue is gone, taking a £1.5m loan from the Easdales to keep going......

 

The Easdale brothers and Rangers' biggest single shareholder are prepared to loan the Scottish League One club up to £1.5 million.

 

The move by Sandy Easdale, chair of the football board, James Easdale, a director of the plc board, and Laxey Partners would be part of chief executive Graham Wallace's attempts to rebalance the business.

 

City sources revealed yesterday that agreement has yet to be finalised on the proposal as talks continue.

 

However, it has been established the money would be repaid in the form of shares rather than cash at some point in the next 12 months.

 

Rangers' cash reserves are understood to be diminishing, and the next significant income stream is not due until Rangers fans renew their season tickets in the summer.

 

Mr Wallace, who is in the midst of a 120-day review of every aspect of Rangers' business, has already admitted that cost-cutting is required because outgoings are greater than revenues.

 

Despite continuing rumours over an imminent cash-flow problem at Ibrox, the former Manchester City chief executive is adamant that there are enough funds to continue trading.

 

However, significant savings have yet to be made with no players having left during last month's transfer window.

 

Some Rangers directors were in London yesterday meeting shareholders and any lending of funds would be seen as a vote of confidence in Mr Wallace.

 

Dave King, the former director who previously invested £20m in the club, has made it clear that he wishes to re-invest and lead the funding round of a new share issue.

 

This would, though, dilute the holdings of the current shareholders unless they also put in more money.

 

Mr King has also expressed his concern that if costs are cut to meet Rangers' current income levels, then the club will take years to return to its former status, and he would prefer fresh funding to be sought now to allow investment to strengthen the team and the infrastructure.

 

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