LIVIFOREVER Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 They've never won the Petrofac cup either, maybe 4th time's a charm. Mon Peterhead. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BobWilliamson Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Greenock Morton - the hibs of Renfrewshire You are doing Hibs and especially Renfrewshire a disservice here! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AsimButtHitsASix Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Renfrewshire, like Rangers, no longer exists Inverclyde now lads. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Miguel Sanchez Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 What has been read cannot be unread.22k and more instances where this has been a sentiment shared by many. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tri-TON Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Sevco forever in Celtic's shadow. Morton > Celtic Dougie Imrie > Martyn Waghorn Douglas Rae > David Murray Morton > Alloa > Sevco Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikingTON Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 To be fair David Murray > Hugh Scott, 'cos only one of them managed to successfully kill their club. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AsimButtHitsASix Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Airdrieonians are not the same Airdrie that made the Scottish Cup Final and had Kenny Black pretending to be a footballer in the early 90s. Airdrie fans, currently, don't have any real right to claim the previous Airdrie's triumphs as their own. That club died. They were liquidated. The new club might claim to have their previous history but they don't really. Does this diminish the memories of Airdrie fans? Does this mean they can't compare the current team to the previous one? Of course not. Likewise The Rangers fans memories of European triumphs or Old Firm wins wont be diminished because The Rangers are not Rangers.Do Airdrie fans deny their club died? No. They don't. The club was liquidated. They died. Clydebank and Gretna fans are the same. Their club died. It exists no longer. Why is it only Rangers fans who can't face this?Well, clearly, it's their arrogance. Whereas other "Phoenix Clubs" fans built their club up from the bottom themselves (and we do mean the very bottom and not pretending the 3rd division is the bottom) they done so with the goodwill of other supporters and other clubs chairmen. Gretna, for instance, weren't magically transported into the Senior Non-League set up. They had to make their case to the chairmen at that level and hope they were given the chance to re-enter at that level and Gretna fans are appreciative of the other clubs giving them that chance. Gretna fans aren't arrogant.Rangers, after dying, had to put the begging bowl out and didn't like it. Whereas other clubs had to show what they could bring to a league or division Rangers had nothing to show apart from "THE BIG HOOSE MUST STAY OPEN!". Rangers weren't coming out saying "We think we'd be a benefit to this league" but being the same arrogant arseholes they were for decades previous. "Armageddon" and "Death of Scottish football" and other such bollocks was flung out. But, for all their bravado, their attempts to bully the SPL into keeping them in the league was called as the bluff it always was. So they turned to the SFL.The SFL bent their own rules, they bent over backwards to help The Rangers, they made deals with proud clubs with long histories who had played by the rules, unlike Rangers and The Rangers, to make sure they never kicked up a stink about being denied the right to apply for the free spot (the reason there was a free spot: Rangers died). When The Rangers, the club, the company, the fans, the players, the board, and EVERYTHING to do with that foul smelling football team from Ibrox needed help they got it from the SFA, the SFL and the member clubs. They like to bitch and whine about how they were treated unfairly but that club, in some format, still exists and was parachuted into a level it didn't belong in at the expense of other clubs who had earned that right. And that's what pisses off Sevco fans. Not being reminded their team died (it doesn't piss of Airdrie or Clydebank fans) or being reminded their club has no history (even Livingston fans don't care about that) but it's being reminded that the big, wonderful, powerful club, Rangers FC, had to beg for their survival and they only exist (whether you claim it's a new club or a continuation) because the chairmen of our clubs let them. And, because of this, no matter if they get back into the top flight, and start winning trophies, and even get 10-in-a-row that club, now and forever, will always be our bitches. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bennett Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Airdrieonians are not the same Airdrie that made the Scottish Cup Final and had Kenny Black pretending to be a footballer in the early 90s. Airdrie fans, currently, don't have any real right to claim the previous Airdrie's triumphs as their own. That club died. They were liquidated. The new club might claim to have their previous history but they don't really. Does this diminish the memories of Airdrie fans? Does this mean they can't compare the current team to the previous one? Of course not. Likewise The Rangers fans memories of European triumphs or Old Firm wins wont be diminished because The Rangers are not Rangers. Do Airdrie fans deny their club died? No. They don't. The club was liquidated. They died. Clydebank and Gretna fans are the same. Their club died. It exists no longer. Why is it only Rangers fans who can't face this? Well, clearly, it's their arrogance. Whereas other "Phoenix Clubs" fans built their club up from the bottom themselves (and we do mean the very bottom and not pretending the 3rd division is the bottom) they done so with the goodwill of other supporters and other clubs chairmen. Gretna, for instance, weren't magically transported into the Senior Non-League set up. They had to make their case to the chairmen at that level and hope they were given the chance to re-enter at that level and Gretna fans are appreciative of the other clubs giving them that chance. Gretna fans aren't arrogant. Rangers, after dying, had to put the begging bowl out and didn't like it. Whereas other clubs had to show what they could bring to a league or division Rangers had nothing to show apart from "THE BIG HOOSE MUST STAY OPEN!". Rangers weren't coming out saying "We think we'd be a benefit to this league" but being the same arrogant arseholes they were for decades previous. "Armageddon" and "Death of Scottish football" and other such bollocks was flung out. But, for all their bravado, their attempts to bully the SPL into keeping them in the league was called as the bluff it always was. So they turned to the SFL. The SFL bent their own rules, they bent over backwards to help The Rangers, they made deals with proud clubs with long histories who had played by the rules, unlike Rangers and The Rangers, to make sure they never kicked up a stink about being denied the right to apply for the free spot (the reason there was a free spot: Rangers died). When The Rangers, the club, the company, the fans, the players, the board, and EVERYTHING to do with that foul smelling football team from Ibrox needed help they got it from the SFA, the SFL and the member clubs. They like to bitch and whine about how they were treated unfairly but that club, in some format, still exists and was parachuted into a level it didn't belong in at the expense of other clubs who had earned that right. And that's what pisses off Sevco fans. Not being reminded their team died (it doesn't piss of Airdrie or Clydebank fans) or being reminded their club has no history (even Livingston fans don't care about that) but it's being reminded that the big, wonderful, powerful club, Rangers FC, had to beg for their survival and they only exist (whether you claim it's a new club or a continuation) because the chairmen of our clubs let them. And, because of this, no matter if they get back into the top flight, and start winning trophies, and even get 10-in-a-row that club, now and forever, will always be our bitches. Guid luck getting folk to read that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AsimButtHitsASix Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 I know there's a lot of big words but it's not an HMRC document so I presume Rangers fans will at least try Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikingTON Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Verge of Thread Four now. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheGoon Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Airdrieonians are not the same Airdrie that made the Scottish Cup Final and had Kenny Black pretending to be a footballer in the early 90s. Airdrie fans, currently, don't have any real right to claim the previous Airdrie's triumphs as their own. That club died. They were liquidated. The new club might claim to have their previous history but they don't really. Does this diminish the memories of Airdrie fans? Does this mean they can't compare the current team to the previous one? Of course not. Likewise The Rangers fans memories of European triumphs or Old Firm wins wont be diminished because The Rangers are not Rangers. Do Airdrie fans deny their club died? No. They don't. The club was liquidated. They died. Clydebank and Gretna fans are the same. Their club died. It exists no longer. Why is it only Rangers fans who can't face this? Well, clearly, it's their arrogance. Whereas other "Phoenix Clubs" fans built their club up from the bottom themselves (and we do mean the very bottom and not pretending the 3rd division is the bottom) they done so with the goodwill of other supporters and other clubs chairmen. Gretna, for instance, weren't magically transported into the Senior Non-League set up. They had to make their case to the chairmen at that level and hope they were given the chance to re-enter at that level and Gretna fans are appreciative of the other clubs giving them that chance. Gretna fans aren't arrogant. Rangers, after dying, had to put the begging bowl out and didn't like it. Whereas other clubs had to show what they could bring to a league or division Rangers had nothing to show apart from "THE BIG HOOSE MUST STAY OPEN!". Rangers weren't coming out saying "We think we'd be a benefit to this league" but being the same arrogant arseholes they were for decades previous. "Armageddon" and "Death of Scottish football" and other such bollocks was flung out. But, for all their bravado, their attempts to bully the SPL into keeping them in the league was called as the bluff it always was. So they turned to the SFL. The SFL bent their own rules, they bent over backwards to help The Rangers, they made deals with proud clubs with long histories who had played by the rules, unlike Rangers and The Rangers, to make sure they never kicked up a stink about being denied the right to apply for the free spot (the reason there was a free spot: Rangers died). When The Rangers, the club, the company, the fans, the players, the board, and EVERYTHING to do with that foul smelling football team from Ibrox needed help they got it from the SFA, the SFL and the member clubs. They like to bitch and whine about how they were treated unfairly but that club, in some format, still exists and was parachuted into a level it didn't belong in at the expense of other clubs who had earned that right. And that's what pisses off Sevco fans. Not being reminded their team died (it doesn't piss of Airdrie or Clydebank fans) or being reminded their club has no history (even Livingston fans don't care about that) but it's being reminded that the big, wonderful, powerful club, Rangers FC, had to beg for their survival and they only exist (whether you claim it's a new club or a continuation) because the chairmen of our clubs let them. And, because of this, no matter if they get back into the top flight, and start winning trophies, and even get 10-in-a-row that club, now and forever, will always be our bitches. Anti-Rangers bias at its most obvious here. If we hadn't let the Big Hoose Stay Open, Forfar wouldn't have gotten their hospitality suite. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tri-TON Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Airdrieonians are not the same Airdrie that made the Scottish Cup Final and had Kenny Black pretending to be a footballer in the early 90s. Airdrie fans, currently, don't have any real right to claim the previous Airdrie's triumphs as their own. That club died. They were liquidated. The new club might claim to have their previous history but they don't really. Does this diminish the memories of Airdrie fans? Does this mean they can't compare the current team to the previous one? Of course not. Likewise The Rangers fans memories of European triumphs or Old Firm wins wont be diminished because The Rangers are not Rangers. Do Airdrie fans deny their club died? No. They don't. The club was liquidated. They died. Clydebank and Gretna fans are the same. Their club died. It exists no longer. Why is it only Rangers fans who can't face this? Well, clearly, it's their arrogance. Whereas other "Phoenix Clubs" fans built their club up from the bottom themselves (and we do mean the very bottom and not pretending the 3rd division is the bottom) they done so with the goodwill of other supporters and other clubs chairmen. Gretna, for instance, weren't magically transported into the Senior Non-League set up. They had to make their case to the chairmen at that level and hope they were given the chance to re-enter at that level and Gretna fans are appreciative of the other clubs giving them that chance. Gretna fans aren't arrogant. Rangers, after dying, had to put the begging bowl out and didn't like it. Whereas other clubs had to show what they could bring to a league or division Rangers had nothing to show apart from "THE BIG HOOSE MUST STAY OPEN!". Rangers weren't coming out saying "We think we'd be a benefit to this league" but being the same arrogant arseholes they were for decades previous. "Armageddon" and "Death of Scottish football" and other such bollocks was flung out. But, for all their bravado, their attempts to bully the SPL into keeping them in the league was called as the bluff it always was. So they turned to the SFL. The SFL bent their own rules, they bent over backwards to help The Rangers, they made deals with proud clubs with long histories who had played by the rules, unlike Rangers and The Rangers, to make sure they never kicked up a stink about being denied the right to apply for the free spot (the reason there was a free spot: Rangers died). When The Rangers, the club, the company, the fans, the players, the board, and EVERYTHING to do with that foul smelling football team from Ibrox needed help they got it from the SFA, the SFL and the member clubs. They like to bitch and whine about how they were treated unfairly but that club, in some format, still exists and was parachuted into a level it didn't belong in at the expense of other clubs who had earned that right. And that's what pisses off Sevco fans. Not being reminded their team died (it doesn't piss of Airdrie or Clydebank fans) or being reminded their club has no history (even Livingston fans don't care about that) but it's being reminded that the big, wonderful, powerful club, Rangers FC, had to beg for their survival and they only exist (whether you claim it's a new club or a continuation) because the chairmen of our clubs let them. And, because of this, no matter if they get back into the top flight, and start winning trophies, and even get 10-in-a-row that club, now and forever, will always be our bitches. This man, get him him a medal. They won't read it because it's too long for their sub-par minds to function so I'm quoting it to give them a second chance. Rangers - forever in our shadow, forever our bitches. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
forever_blue Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Airdrieonians are not the same Airdrie that made the Scottish Cup Final and had Kenny Black pretending to be a footballer in the early 90s. Airdrie fans, currently, don't have any real right to claim the previous Airdrie's triumphs as their own. That club died. They were liquidated. The new club might claim to have their previous history but they don't really. Does this diminish the memories of Airdrie fans? Does this mean they can't compare the current team to the previous one? Of course not. Likewise The Rangers fans memories of European triumphs or Old Firm wins wont be diminished because The Rangers are not Rangers. Do Airdrie fans deny their club died? No. They don't. The club was liquidated. They died. Clydebank and Gretna fans are the same. Their club died. It exists no longer. Why is it only Rangers fans who can't face this? Well, clearly, it's their arrogance. Whereas other "Phoenix Clubs" fans built their club up from the bottom themselves (and we do mean the very bottom and not pretending the 3rd division is the bottom) they done so with the goodwill of other supporters and other clubs chairmen. Gretna, for instance, weren't magically transported into the Senior Non-League set up. They had to make their case to the chairmen at that level and hope they were given the chance to re-enter at that level and Gretna fans are appreciative of the other clubs giving them that chance. Gretna fans aren't arrogant. Rangers, after dying, had to put the begging bowl out and didn't like it. Whereas other clubs had to show what they could bring to a league or division Rangers had nothing to show apart from "THE BIG HOOSE MUST STAY OPEN!". Rangers weren't coming out saying "We think we'd be a benefit to this league" but being the same arrogant arseholes they were for decades previous. "Armageddon" and "Death of Scottish football" and other such bollocks was flung out. But, for all their bravado, their attempts to bully the SPL into keeping them in the league was called as the bluff it always was. So they turned to the SFL. The SFL bent their own rules, they bent over backwards to help The Rangers, they made deals with proud clubs with long histories who had played by the rules, unlike Rangers and The Rangers, to make sure they never kicked up a stink about being denied the right to apply for the free spot (the reason there was a free spot: Rangers died). When The Rangers, the club, the company, the fans, the players, the board, and EVERYTHING to do with that foul smelling football team from Ibrox needed help they got it from the SFA, the SFL and the member clubs. They like to bitch and whine about how they were treated unfairly but that club, in some format, still exists and was parachuted into a level it didn't belong in at the expense of other clubs who had earned that right. And that's what pisses off Sevco fans. Not being reminded their team died (it doesn't piss of Airdrie or Clydebank fans) or being reminded their club has no history (even Livingston fans don't care about that) but it's being reminded that the big, wonderful, powerful club, Rangers FC, had to beg for their survival and they only exist (whether you claim it's a new club or a continuation) because the chairmen of our clubs let them. And, because of this, no matter if they get back into the top flight, and start winning trophies, and even get 10-in-a-row that club, now and forever, will always be our bitches. No your our bitches , no us and celtic aswell and no half decent TV deal Deal with it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AsimButtHitsASix Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Two attempts at that and you still can't make the words sound coherentWell done. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tri-TON Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 I think it's 4-0 to the Ton currently Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bobby Skidmarks Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 No your our bitches , no us and celtic aswell and no half decent TV deal Deal with it Turn spellcheck on mate. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rudolph Hucker Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 No your our bitches , no us and celtic aswell and no half decent TV deal Deal with it ^^^^ word salad. Must be hard to type coherently when you're foaming at the mouth, though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikingTON Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Like, I'm not stupid Stopped reading at this obvious lie tbh; I'm sure that the rest of your tear-stained breakdown was entertaining though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
forever_blue Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Living in St mirrens shadow Fucking St mirren haha Ma breeks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheGoon Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Living in St mirrens shadow Fucking St mirren haha Ma breeks "Living" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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