Kendo

I hope he puts up the season ticket prices to keep the riff raff oot.

Game set and match to the man from Arbroath.

His knickname is clangers.

Last I heard we need to make cuts.

Ok. Great idea knock yourself out.

Out of the 1000 fans only you and sid are all hot and bothered about it and sid hasn't even signed up. Sit down take deep breaths and don't panic. Most importantly of all give us all a break FFS.

The thing is, we're skint. How can we afford to bring in more players?

I need a new car but I cannie afford one. Did Barron not win POTY at left back?

How is this possible when we need too make cuts?

I hope I'm wrong Bud.

Could this be the return of Malone? Billyg will be a happy chappy.

I would hope you're right and I'm wrong. However there is a notice saying we need to make cuts. I hope your source is a good one. However it doesn't appear to make any sense.

Not going to happen, we need to cut costs.

What I don't understand is if they have no history, how can they be given a transfer ban or investgated for EBT's? How can you punish a new organisation? How can a new organisation be awarded the titles that a different organisation won?

I keep reminding him that he promised to attend at least 3 home games this seaason to back the club. It has scared the sh*t out him, not been seen since.

Coat back off, fed up. Only a grand, waste of time.

Hod on, I'll get ma coat.

That's a story and a half, ask shull

Are you going?

Ktf should be cut a lot of slack, if others spent less time on here slagging off people like him who are prepared to do things and encouraged new ideas then we might get somewhere.

I received this email below, it could be a lot of bollox. CELTIC'S PLAN TO MAKE RANGERS SURRENDER - Exclusive CELTIC are demanding Rangers agree to be stripped of their titles before the Scottish Premier League allow the Scottish Football Association to give them a licence to play. That is the bottom line in a complex power play which looks as though it is being orchestrated by Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell, who, it was reported, spent two days in London this week with his SPL counterpart Neil Doncaster. And yet Rangers chief executive Charles Green is claiming he is on the brink of breaking the deadlock to allow the SFA to hand his NewCo membership. But the structure which must be in place for that to happen is extremely complicated and the SFA need to get the go-ahead from the Scottish Premier League, who must agree to release the Oldco’s registration before that SFA licence can be granted. My information is the SPL are refusing to do that unless Rangers surrender to them and agree to give up their right of appeal to the SFA should the SPL decide to strip Rangers of league titles won during the EBT years. Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan is on record as declaring the SFA could legally play no role in any investigation into the registration of Rangers players with the SPL during the EBT years because it is the SFA which is the court of appeal open to Rangers should the club wish to challenge any SPL sentence. The SPL then launched their probe and amazingly let loose Celtic’s lawyers, Harper Macleod, on Rangers, with SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster handing them the brief dig the dirt on Rangers. I revealed this amazing appointment of Harper Macleod at the time it was made and produced evidence of their close ties with Celtic and with Peter Lawwell, lifted straight from the Harper Mcleod web site, on which Lawwell paid homage to the law firm for the sterling work they have done on Celtic’s behalf. Is it a conicidence that Lawwell testimony to Harper Macleod has now been removed from the Harper Macleod web site? Too late! Now the situation is further complicated because the SFA are not believed to have any appetite for taking any similar stripping-of-trophies action with regard to the Scottish Cups won by Rangers during the same period. It is believed the SPL board members are well aware of this through the link Peter Lawwell has in sharing the SFA boardroom at Hampden with SFA chief executive Stewart Regan and the Parkhead boardroom with Celtic financial director, Eric Riley, who also sits on the Scottish Premier League board. I did warn it was an extremely complex power play. But it is growing more and more apparent it is Celtic who are trying to manipulate matters in order that Rangers give up their right of appeal to the SFA against any decision the SPL may make to strip them of titles. Eyebrows were raised earlier this week when Peter Lawwell was reported to have gone to London with Neil Doncaster for television talks with Sky. Lawwell has no official role within the SPL structure and had no right to be there. But many believe it is Celtic chief executive Lawwell who is behind the recent spate of bile spewing from just about everyone inside Parkhead, or who has ever been associated with Celtic, demanding Rangers be stripped of their titles. The word cheating is repeated over and over and over again by everyone who has, or has had, a connection with Celtic.. Yet there is absolutely no evidence of any on-the-field cheating by Rangers, despite the best efforts of the SPL’s legal firm, Harper Macleod, who are of course also Celtic’s lawyers, to find any. If Lawwell has been the shadowy figure, if not writing the scripts, then probably pulling the strings, Celtic manager Neil Lennon has been the main man in the spotlight leading the screeching chorus of bitterness demanding the SPL take titles away from Rangers. And it has even reached the stage that former Celtic captain Tom Boyd, normally someone with little to say for himself, has joined the cacophony of black propaganda. That Boyd blast stunned most reporters – including me - who have known Boyd for over two decades and interviewed him on dozens of occasions, as Boyd has never before provided controversial material. The general view in the press pack is that someone was pulling Tom Boyd’s strings. Others, including midfielder Beram Kayal, plus ex Celtic defender and former German internation defender, Andreas Hinkel, were also singing from the same hymn sheet, in what gives every appearance of being an orchestrated campaign by Celtic to turn up the heat on the SPL. A campaign which appeared to climax when Lawwell stepped forward himself and, as exclusively revealed by Anthony Haggerty in the Daily Record, was closeted with Neil Doncaster for two days. Not that many members of the Scottish Premier League appear to need much convincing to turn on Rangers. The latest addition to the SPL board, Duncan Fraser from Aberdeen, is a man many would be willing to testify has an anti Rangers agenda. While Dundee United’s Stephen Thompson is seen by some as Lawwell’s ally. And Eric Riley owes his £250,000-a-year job as Celtic’s financial director to Lawwell’s patronage. Riley is an extremely well connected mover and shaker, having previously stalked the SFA corridors of power on various of the governing body’s committees before moving to the SPL to make way inside the SFA power structure for his boss Lawwell. All of these forces are maneuvering against Rangers, against anyone else in a position of power within the SPL and also against the Scottish Football Association. What it increasingly looks like is that Celtic want to do as much damage as possible to Rangers during this period of the stricken Ibrox club’s vulnerability. With Peter Lawwell appearing to believe Charles Green will surrender and accept any terms, however unjust and give up any legal right, even if it means the abject surrender of titles, in order to get that SFA licence to play. For without it, Charles Green’s plan to make money out of Rangers is held up even more. And making money out of Rangers is all Charles Green cares about. It looks as though Peter Lawwell and Celtic know that.