Rangers Then, Sevco Now, Scotland's Shame Forever....

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Originally Posted by Landvetter83

http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...iews-1-4530856

These chunts are truly living on another planet .... :O

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Fuds

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Originally Posted by Landvetter83

http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...iews-1-4530856

These chunts are truly living on another planet .... :O

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Aye I guess they would rather get back to having Mike McCurry singing simply the best in his kirk, or thon baldy kvnt that let Paul the drunken hoor Gascogine rip the pi55 against us by head butting anyone he wanted yet still stay on the pitch.

Oh how I also wished we had more "rangers minded" refs.......

Swallow, swallow, Hun scum

Absolutely pathetic bunch of tossers

Losers always

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Originally Posted by Landvetter83

http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...iews-1-4530856

These chunts are truly living on another planet .... :O

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I have heard it all now ffs, these knuts love self-pity its in their DNA.

If the deluded h*** look at Jack's sending off they will see it was legitimate. Stokes should have gone as well.

The rest of the clubs have had to put up with dodgy refereeing for decades. Welcome to the real world.

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Originally Posted by Hairdrier

The rest of the clubs have had to put up with dodgy refereeing for decades. Welcome to the real world.

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This ^ with fvcking bells on it........

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Originally Posted by Hairdrier

The rest of the clubs have had to put up with dodgy refereeing for decades. Welcome to the real world.

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Let's not get confused here.

The implication here is that there was some dodgy refereeing going on at Ipox. However most respectable sources suggest the sending off was perfectly legitimate. Only change was their own referee forgot the Ipox rules. And they don't like having to play to the standard, as opposed to Ipox, rules.

Them complaining about referees is akin to Lance Armstrong being watched whilst providing a sample rather than just giving one from the fridge.

Deluded just isn't a strong enough word for it.

:star::star:

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Originally Posted by sonofrgmsdad

Let's not get confused here.

The implication here is that there was some dodgy refereeing going on at Ipox. However most respectable sources suggest the sending off was perfectly legitimate. Only change was their own referee forgot the Ipox rules. And they don't like having to play to the standard, as opposed to Ipox, rules.

Them complaining about referees is akin to Lance Armstrong being watched whilst providing a sample rather than just giving one from the fridge.

Deluded just isn't a strong enough word for it.

:star::star:

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Indeed, I was going to post some thing along the lines of Beaton not having read the book of h*** refereeing before the game. However, Jack had read the book of h*** fouling and under normal circumstances would have got away with it. But not yesterday, which was nice, the wee fud.

:p

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Originally Posted by Hairdrier

Indeed, I was going to post some thing along the lines of Beaton not having read the book of h*** refereeing before the game. However, Jack had read the book of h*** fouling and under normal circumstances would have got away with it. But not yesterday, which was nice, the wee fud.

:p

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I'm looking forward to Jack coming to Pittodrie now, if he can be sent off by getting wound up at ibrokes, then he is going to be sh!tting himself coming back to Aberdeen....

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Originally Posted by awafaehame

Aye I guess they would rather get back to having Mike McCurry singing simply the best in his kirk, or thon baldy kvnt that let Paul the drunken hoor Gascogine rip the pi55 against us by head butting anyone he wanted yet still stay on the pitch.

Oh how I also wished we had more "rangers minded" refs.......

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Rowbotham was the ref that day. A friend who was an assistant ref and friend of Rowbotham told me recently that Rowbotham thought he had a good game that day, it was only after watching a replay that he realised how wrong he was.