Ex-Dons

[InversneckieDob]

halfway through a particularly awkward rimless.

Eh hmmmm.....rules?

[donsdaft]

This one wouldn't be awkward, but it'll have to do.

[57vintage]

Foster in today's Scotsman: "Sectarian jibe sparked fan row, claims Foster.

Partick Thistle player Richard Foster has claimed a sectarian jibe prompted him to react angrily towards his own fans.
The 36-year-old former Rangers and Aberdeen defender had to be held back by team-mates after he was subjected to "outrageous" abuse while making his way towards the dressing-room at half-time of last Friday's match away to Ayr United.
Foster was unaware at the time of slurs about his singer wife, Amy Macdonald, which subsequently became apparent from video footage, but he explained that one fan in particular triggered his angry response with a sectarian dig.
Speaking on PLZ Soccer, he said: "It was stupid of me to react because that's exactly what they were doing, trying to get one of us to react.
"Some of the stuff – and not just directed at me, but the whole team – was outrageous, stuff you'd get arrested or battered for in the street.
"I heard a couple of things and thought, 'I'm not taking that from a Partick Thistle fan'.
"It was stupid from me to react but some of the stuff was ridiculous.
"I don't even know why you would think, 'I'm going to say that to one of my own players' and then expect me to come out for the second half and be like, 'Aw great, I can't wait for the second half and really try and play well now!' It's just a strange, strange mindset.
"First and foremost, I shouldn't have reacted,” added Foster, inset. "But people tend to know that I'm so passionate when I'm playing and when I'm getting beat, I'm not happy and I react probably more easily than I do when I'm winning.
"Some of the stuff he said. It was only after that I heard the stuff about Amy, but before that, I heard the sectarian stuff and that's what changed it.
"You can't see it in the video but I'm walking away from him, then I hear that. It was the wrong thing I heard at the wrong time and I just reacted to it.
"It wasn't and it's never nice to hear, particularly because it was said to me by one of my own fans. It wasn't a great evening."

Tut tut.

Prick.

[Mason89]

*hun prick

[donsdaft]

What the f'uck is he going on about?

Some weegie nonsense obviously, but being from Aberdeen I don't understand.


What I do understand though is that he's a f'uckin a'rse and that it was a total embarrassment when he was made captain of the Dons.



......and up yours to the folk in the South Stand who argued with me after I booed him onto the park on his first game as captain.

Hun prick.

[Mason89]

Gary Dempsey is now a professional moon unit. 23,000 followers on Twitter listening to his hot takes on vaccines. Quite an industry now - NOT THAT YOULL READ ABOUT IT IN THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA

[The_Moog]

Foster in today's Scotsman: "Sectarian jibe sparked fan row, claims Foster.

Partick Thistle player Richard Foster has claimed a sectarian jibe prompted him to react angrily towards his own fans.
The 36-year-old former Rangers and Aberdeen defender had to be held back by team-mates after he was subjected to "outrageous" abuse while making his way towards the dressing-room at half-time of last Friday's match away to Ayr United.
Foster was unaware at the time of slurs about his singer wife, Amy Macdonald, which subsequently became apparent from video footage, but he explained that one fan in particular triggered his angry response with a sectarian dig.
Speaking on PLZ Soccer, he said: "It was stupid of me to react because that's exactly what they were doing, trying to get one of us to react.
"Some of the stuff – and not just directed at me, but the whole team – was outrageous, stuff you'd get arrested or battered for in the street.
"I heard a couple of things and thought, 'I'm not taking that from a Partick Thistle fan'.
"It was stupid from me to react but some of the stuff was ridiculous.
"I don't even know why you would think, 'I'm going to say that to one of my own players' and then expect me to come out for the second half and be like, 'Aw great, I can't wait for the second half and really try and play well now!' It's just a strange, strange mindset.
"First and foremost, I shouldn't have reacted,” added Foster, inset. "But people tend to know that I'm so passionate when I'm playing and when I'm getting beat, I'm not happy and I react probably more easily than I do when I'm winning.
"Some of the stuff he said. It was only after that I heard the stuff about Amy, but before that, I heard the sectarian stuff and that's what changed it.
"You can't see it in the video but I'm walking away from him, then I hear that. It was the wrong thing I heard at the wrong time and I just reacted to it.
"It wasn't and it's never nice to hear, particularly because it was said to me by one of my own fans. It wasn't a great evening."

Tut tut.

Prick.

Who knew the phrase “useless cuunt” was sectarian.

Every days a school day…

[InversneckieDob]

Every time Fister opens his gob he comes across as even more dislikable.
And dinna get me started on that screechin' wife of his.

[TheDeeDon]

Gary Dempsey is now a professional moon unit. 23,000 followers on Twitter listening to his hot takes on vaccines. Quite an industry now - NOT THAT YOULL READ ABOUT IT IN THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA

I had a look, wow. Who knew that the painfully slow midfielder was a virologist all along, might explain why he looked lost most times he pulled on the red jersey, he had more pressing matters going on.

[57vintage]

Curtis “****’s sake min, Main min” Main puts St Buddies two ahead v doomed TMSTID.