This Charming Man

Looking like they'll be heading for Div. 1. That way clubs only lose out on their money for one season (you'd think so anyway!), the clubs save face and look good in their fans eyes and everyone get's to laugh at Rangers which will appease all non-Rangers fans across Scotland.

My old man had that problem when trying to sort him and his mates ticket. He requested his password about 2 days ago and it still hasn't shown up. Such an amateur system it's almost embarrassing. He had to phone up in the end and after repeatedly getting cut off, he finally got through and ordered a couple of season tickets. It's almost like they didn't want his £1200.

And it probably will sometime soon. Aberdeen aren't too far off from going under as well by all accounts. Their owners are in a Catch-22 position up there. Vote for Rangers to stay and they'll receive a massive backlash from their supporters who despise Rangers and have promised to boycott, or vote for them to leave and say goodbye to 2 of their biggest gate receipts of the season and loss of TV revenue.

So God doesn't exist then...?

Most Rangers fans want to go to the 3rd Division to deprive SPL clubs of their money and see how they cope without them.

There is a cut off point as you need to leave a couple of thousand spare for any potential large cup allocations we would have to give out, as all season tickets holders have been guaranteed a ticket in the T&C's for cup games.

Probably done just to try and stop the lazy opportunist. Your more dedicated jibber will already have a young child, stolen from a family member in place, ready to pick up their ticket and then hand over for them to use freely.

When was the last time we sold out our full allocation North of the Midlands? Probably Man City in the Premiership when tickets were a tenner and coach travel was a fiver?

Isn't it more a case of new owners wanting to bring their own man in?

Nearly all my chino shorts are from M&S and have a pair of cords as well from there. Blue Harbour stuff is decent. Can never go wrong with Marks & Sparks.

Was pretty much all football lads there and hardly any Indie Cindy's. Boozing around Manchester beforehand reminded me of when England played at Old Trafford.

I'm not putting my details on here. I'm already surrounded by c*nts as it is. I don't want any of you lot near me as well.

I hate to break this to you, but we're not the best team in the world.

Just checking none have slipped through the net whilst I was at the EURO's.

The only similarity between us and Spain last night is we both failed to sell our allocations for a major game (M'Boro) away from home.

Does anyone know how many ST's we've sold to Japanese people?

Agreed there. Queued any hour for a beer, literally as I got to the front they closed the bar citing safety reasons. Then everyone just piled over the bar and robbed it instead. Apparently that was the last bar to close, so by 8pm there was nowhere onsite to obtain a beer. Luckily my mate who was the last to get served got as many bottles of wine as he could fit in his pockets so that kept us going... just. After the gig I expected the public transport to be a shambles and they didn't disappoint. Ended up walking 1.5hrs back into the city centre. Well worth it though.

You're right, it's not. I was there Friday night and they sounded brilliant. The gig was class and some crappy recording on a mobile phone is never in a million years going to capture the sound, atmosphere and buzz of the gig.

I was there on the Friday night and thought they were superb. Sounded brilliant. Never seen a crowd go so mental when they walked out. Made of Stone was my personal highlight. The entire place was bouncing along to that one and there must've been about 10 flares going off during it. What a sight it was.

Only saving grace could be that Man City v Liverpool is the week after, so may opt to show that instead if they don't want Citeh on the box twice on the trot.

You'd better hope Sky change it to a Monday, as Spurs are playing in Europe on the Thursday so no chance of the game being on the Saturday.

APOEL are a far superior side to Hearts and Motherwell.

I'm aware of that. Was just merely posting my only other knowledge of military being banned from a venue.

Now that was well before my time. The preferred hang out for my old man and his pals.

The chances of Motherwell or Hearts reaching the Group Stages of the Champions League is slim to none. Not to mention the fact that the SPL TV deal is now void as one of the main stipulations of it is it shows all 4 Old Firm games. Imagine the amount they'll be re-offered will be peanuts.