'Deen', 'Todders', Anchor Man', 'Donkey' . fit else 'rips yer knittin' ?

[57vintage]

“New Firm”.

It seems to have gained traction this week.

Get it to ****.

It never existed. Lazy incompetent media dicks.

Isn’t it the Mhanks and the Zombies post-2012?

[Jupiter]

Surely the new firm is now the old firm, since Rangers don't exist any more.

[medw1311]

For me it has to be "you know" especially coming from Mark you know McGhee

[Aldo1983]

I think Charlie Nicholas was the first I heard do that. During his first spell with the Stinkies, he was interviewed after a Scotland game at Hampden, and used it frequenately.

So jarring was it, that when the coverage reverted to the studio, Archie, or Dougie, or whichever of the Tillycoultry near Stirling sporting mafia was on duty, mimicked it in a comment along the lines of “well, we definately know what Charlie thinks, and that makes him even more adorable and I’ll be knocking one out over the footage in the studio lavvie as soon as I’ve done patronising you pricks”.

*Tillicoultry

[Aldo1983]

At the end of the day

I worked with a fifer who incorporated "at the end of the day ye ken" in every single sentence.

[57vintage]

I worked with a fifer who incorporated "at the end of the day ye ken" in every single sentence.

The one with whom I worked finished many comments with, “ken whit Ah mean, eh?”

It wasn’t particularly annoying, ken whit Ah mean, eh?

[ToonsClock4am]

"Taking one for the team" ...especially coming from Dozy Dave on Red tv...every game, guaranteed

[Pacman1903]

Todders is the f@cking pits

[pieandbovrilman]

The one with whom I worked finished many comments with, “ken whit Ah mean, eh?”

It wasn’t particularly annoying, ken whit Ah mean, eh?

I work with a fifer , neebor is another ane they like to use .
Oh and another ane that seems to be popular wi the central belt /weegie contingent.....brother ?! Ye arite there brother ?!
Bloody annoying like

[rustlinsweetiepapers]

Most of them are BBC Scotland standard drivel:

iconic – some pathetic Pacific Quay pencil pusher even had the Dundee European cup run of 1962 as ‘iconic’, That moronic description disappeared after a day or two as I hope did the journo.

Uptick is a new entry for BBC bull**** this year.

Tom English, who I generally enjoy reading, and his ‘from the get go’.

And when did a fitba’ match last kick off, start or begin? Now they only ever ‘get underway’.