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A very nice flag normally flutters on the roofs flag pole. [emoji1022]Lews, think I purchased some Wranglers from there. Didn't really sell my kinda stuff, seemed mainly to be camouflage-type shit. [emoji38]
PS I don't think they sold Rangers merchandise, perhaps tantrum can do some research on this?
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Isn't it the lassies from the Anchor.........
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Yeah it had a short life when it opened last year.Not noticed anything about it on here, but it appears that The Afton has been opened a while and is operating as…
… a Rangers Bar? Low key, as they say. But it will show “the Games”.
Inn on the Corner.
https://www.followfollow.com/forum/threads/a-new-rangers-bar-opened-up-in-paisley-inn-on-the-corner.212708/
ETA: reading the final page of that (someone had to do it!), it seems shut again.
It has reopened with the lassies that used to have the Anchor now in charge. Definitely not a weegie pub. -
The Music Centre at Wellmeadow. [emoji6]
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Yip, now. Games off.Is there a "cut off" time for a decision if this game goes ahead?
With a drive of over three and a half hours it would need to be soon. -
I thought AB was replying to FS [emoji1787]
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Monthly pay day for a lot of folk still to come [emoji1696]Seems to be stuck on 5640 from 215 fans.
Also, some businesses sponsorships still to be agreed and announced. [emoji16]
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I'd hazard a guess it was some fanatic attacking Swedish supporters because of this. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/27/burning-of-quran-in-stockholm-funded-by-journalist-with-kremlin-ties-sweden-nato-russiaJeezo, this would make me think about tonight's game if I was part of the Tartan Army as France has a reputation for similar incidents. [emoji20] -
Remember doing that at the Brabloch, walking home from Abercorn. [emoji1787]The barrels would be left out in the alley behind the pub so we would press the pressurised top and get a jet of beer all over your face. Good times indeed. -
Is that the one who knew she was getting her jotters a few hours later. [emoji1787]A SNP MP jumps ship?
Has the SNP boat sailed?
Free for 23.............................what happened to that slogan? [emoji38]
Maybe the Scottish MP's will concentrate on managing their local regions, not before time.
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I think St Mirren’s is much better value for people who like a bevvy. Looking at you [mention=15909]Cookie Monster[/mention] [mention=1711]TPAFKA Jersey 2[/mention][emoji482] [emoji482] [emoji482]
Plus I’ve been in there when Kilmarnock visited last season and there were opposition fans in with their club colours on.
Definitely, especially if you're an invited guest. [emoji16]
I believe the last time I may have had a few glasses of wine in between waiting on my beers. Whilst taking full advantage of the champagne (prosecco) reception in I believe the boardroom.
Cannie remember for definite as detailed above. [emoji2957] -
I love them too.
But last night they really failed to impress me.
Mind you... I was 10 minutes away in the Argyle and Cellar bar watching the wonderful Irish singer Brigid O'Neill.
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I did hear from a friend who was there that Deacon Blue were in top form though. [emoji122][emoji122][emoji122]
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2+2=5
PS, well done helping a fellow bud out. [emoji122]
You can be a good person some of the time. [emoji14] -
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I think you'll find I'm correct, as it says on the post c.1976 [emoji6]In a Pop Master style……….1 year out -
Oops got the year wrong 1977. Confirmed by the car reg plate. [emoji6]Wrang and wrang. [emoji1787] -
You'll not want to know how much he enjoyed Deacon Blue last night then. [emoji6]Any chance you could tell us about these gigs before they start? [emoji23] Sounds like a good night and a good cause. -
10.55am 12/10/73 [emoji6]1973? -
The meaning of the genealogy in Genesis? It's an attempt to show that the Jews are direct descendants of Adam (who didn't exist - at least in the biblical sense). Are you talking about something else?
The Messiah was supposed to be a direct descendent of David but Jesus wasn't as it was Joseph that was supposedly descended from David, not Mary, and the bible goes out of its way to say that Joseph wasn't Jesus' auld man.
Mary was also a descendent of David [emoji6]
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Why should SMISA gift the money for some business people to benefit? Get that idea in the bin.
The club is a limited company and should be able to source the funds for this initiative.
If it was something that the whole support would benefit from I’d agree.
The club could but it would affect other outgoings, ie 2 players wages.
We will benefit, after it's repaid then the budget for players will increase so we can either keep hold of players or entice better players to the club.
As a comparison to what you wrote, the funding for the raised platform for less able bodied supporters didn't benefit the whole support. I don't know of any supporter that thinks that was a bad idea even though it reduced the capacity. -
OPM - that’s the model the “rich” use.
Other people’s money.
Why doesn’t Baz ask his “employer” for a soft loan? Or maybe they can’t get a government grant approved. [emoji23]
Baz isn't an employee of the Kibble.
Yeah I know how surprising that news sounds. [emoji6] -
The latest - definite yes for me. Tbh though, I think I’d prefer SMISA to just gift the money if it’s there from our reserves over the monthly contributions
This isn't a 3 month option.
The club would obviously prefer to repay the money and keep it in SMISA'S reserves for the benefit of the club in the future.
If you want to donate £80,000 independently carry on, the club would appreciate it but don't go spending money that's not just yours. [emoji14] -
YesSMISA exists to ensure the future of the club, at least that's why I pay my fee. If these boxes will bring in revenue then I am 100% for us aiding the club financially.
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Did you take into account the repayments?It could (and should) be far more than that but I agree with your overall premise.
Screenshot is for a an instant access account (rounded down) going now. If they put it in a 4 year fixed rate bond, at current fixed rates it would probably be more.
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I estimated and since had it corroborated by someone that is more financially knowledgeable than myself, that the interest lost by SMISA over the 4 years to be approx *£2000, a small amount for an investment that will be recouped many times over by our club. 🫰
*Remember, interest rates can go up or down. [emoji6]
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