posted May 20, 2008

best wishes for full recovery to both...

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posted May 20, 2008

Same for the youngsters

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posted May 20, 2008

THE TACKLES ON BOTH THESE PLAYERS WERE MEANT TO INJURE THEM. ST JOHNSTONE DESERVED TO GO OUT THE CUP. THE REFEREE NEVER EVEN SPOKE TO THE ANIMALS THAT COMMITED THE FOULS. SCOTTISH REFEREES MUST BE THE WORST IN EUROPE.

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posted May 20, 2008

THE TACKLES ON BOTH THESE PLAYERS WERE MEANT TO INJURE THEM. ST JOHNSTONE DESERVED TO GO OUT THE CUP. THE REFEREE NEVER EVEN SPOKE TO THE ANIMALS THAT COMMITED THE FOULS. SCOTTISH REFEREES MUST BE THE WORST IN EUROPE.

Haha this makes me laugh, 1 you cannot turn off your caps lock, 2 they did go into foul the players - bad tackles but not to intensional hurt another professional, and 3 a rangers fan complaining about a referee?? gees some cheeck you have!!

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posted May 20, 2008

Scobby, the post was ironic, having a pop at Dundee Utd's posturing after he recent game at Ibrox. It's well known that St Johnstone is a very well run club.

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posted May 20, 2008

i wish both a speedy recovery bt i honestly dnt think they r a big loss to rangers. Burke has just gone dwnhill an at times looks as if he dusnt care - hes lost his zip and has no strenth - he is not a scotland internation ( mind u if gary teale can get in then he has a chance)

naissmith just hasnt dun it for me mind u its only his 1st season

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posted May 21, 2008

Scobby_SJFC. A good few years ago a certain Mr Souness called SJ a team of hammer throwers.

The hammer throwers obviously still exist. Maybe the thought of being savaged by a tea 'lady' has prevented WS from complaining.

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posted May 21, 2008

Naismith's tackle didn't look so bad, I tyhink he woul dhave been fine - if he had been getting games and wat match fit/ match strong.

Just goes to show, getting a big deal to go and sit on the bench for the Old Firm is often a bad bad move.

just ask Naigames, Boyd, Riordan, Gow, etc...

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posted May 21, 2008

Aye, one way or another playing for the old firm puts a hold on many a young Scottish players career

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