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    Quote Originally Posted by JackSnakes View Post
    Aye - we'll be subjected to your pathetic pish again next Wednesday - ye'll have tae gie us a wee wave from yer corner...

    Are ye no playing St Johnstone on Wednesday? All together now "in yer Glasgow slums....." ;-)

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    Check out the po-faced puritans on here getting in to a lather over Rod being a bit pished and enjoying doing the draw.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mogwaiCSC View Post
    Check out the po-faced puritans on here getting in to a lather over Rod being a bit pished and enjoying doing the draw.
    Puritan? Moi?
    A high profile fan who came directly from the game was clearly the worse for wear. Funny how plod want arrest some folk but give others huge latitude. And no - I don't think folk should be lifted for having a container that might at some stage have had alcohol in it. And many's the time I've had a bevy at the game - though on reflection they don't tend to allow us ordinary fans make the draws for Scottish Cup

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    Quote Originally Posted by AguyIknow View Post
    Are ye no playing St Johnstone on Wednesday? All together now "in yer Glasgow slums....." ;-)
    Next Wednesday ya donkey - no this fkn Wednesday...

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    It's aw just a broken dream.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mook1 View Post
    It's aw just a broken dream.
    here mook awa tae yer bed and hae a wee lie doon......ken?

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    Rod the mod will be sober today, Stubbs will still be gormless though....Morton....no...Inverness.

    No surprises about the old firm getting their home ties, and sevco getting yet another - what are the odds of that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hairdrier View Post
    Rod the mod will be sober today, Stubbs will still be gormless though....Morton....no...Inverness.

    No surprises about the old firm getting their home ties, and sevco getting yet another - what are the odds of that?
    You obviously need to believe that the Old Firm still exists, just like the Zombies, really difficult telling you two apart these days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hairdrier View Post
    Rod the mod will be sober today, Stubbs will still be gormless though....Morton....no...Inverness.

    No surprises about the old firm getting their home ties, and sevco getting yet another - what are the odds of that?

    Debates about the "old firm" aside, my mate Gerry reckoned that excluding the draw just gone, Celtic had been drawn away from home in 19 of the previous 22 League and LC rounds, with the huns having 16 home to 6 away. One would've thought that on the law of averages, when these things "even themselves out" over a fairly large sample, that it would have been a lot more home games for the tims and a lot fewer home games for the huns than has been the case.

    But after two Celtic-friendly guys drawing the balls they can hardly claim that particular draw was bent in favour of the huns. It does however raise the question of how come the tims got a home draw this time given that they usually get an away draw.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AguyIknow View Post
    Debates about the "old firm" aside, my mate Gerry reckoned that excluding the draw just gone, Celtic had been drawn away from home in 19 of the previous 22 League and LC rounds, with the huns having 16 home to 6 away. One would've thought that on the law of averages, when these things "even themselves out" over a fairly large sample, that it would have been a lot more home games for the tims and a lot fewer home games for the huns than has been the case.

    But after two Celtic-friendly guys drawing the balls they can hardly claim that particular draw was bent in favour of the huns. It does however raise the question of how come the tims got a home draw this time given that they usually get an away draw.
    You're having a whoosh moment about the Old Firm cabal.

    Celtic and Rangers live for one another and the stiff in the suit was merely overseeing the draw having a desirable outcome - even though the two erstwhile ballboys nearly f***ed it up, by being p!shed and stupid respectively.

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