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12 hours ago, D'Jaffo said:
Nothing wrong with a plain white kit imo. The kit we played in vs Stranraer in the play off final was very smart.
Agreed, the traditional Leeds all white kit was as smart as back in the day.
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It's starting to feel like the early days of Lachlan' reign, still traumatised about some of the supposed footballers I was forced to watch back then.
Has Robbo been binned in favour of Hoppyball expert Finlay?
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8 hours ago, D'Jaffo said:
Fucked off after the club refused to give him special privileges. Think he was after free season tickets or whatever. A complete chancer imo.Came back the second McCall fucked off, I know which one of the 2 I'd rather have by my side.
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22 hours ago, Funky Nosejob said:
Sounds as though he has some serious ongoing issues. Hopefully he gets the help he obviously needs.
The boy's a waste of a jersey, not convinced he'll ever really want the help he needs.
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23 hours ago, WhiteRoseKillie said:
We also have to remember to view any of this Government's dealings through a relaity-distorter which makes an actual fucking traitor Home Secretary, responsible for the rule of law in the UK*.
*Not U for much longer, thankfully, as the pandering to the less decent instincts of the proletariat mean that at least two, and possibly three, nations will be leaving in my lifetime, leaving the tories with London and a vast hinterland still angry, but running out of targets for that anger. My Birth Certificate is going to be woth its weight in gold.
Hope you're young.
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2 hours ago, superbigal said:
Daily Cases Update: Real shitshow today in infection land. Pretty clear 3rd wave is factually correct if not deadly. This time up another 8.52% and positivity up 2 ticks to 3.1% Rest of UK bar Northern Ireland may have joined the party. At 80.9 cases per 100K we would rank 6th worst major nation in Europe.
Angus albeit not Brechin City are the 1st council to break ranks in the levels system
Some significant changes in the major countries in Europe. Denmark now tops the charts at a pretty respectable 117 cases per 100K. Netherlands 116 & Belgium 112 are the only other countries above 100.
Scotland peaked at 301.9 for figures 29th Dec to 4th Jan, (UK was 642.1) Cases that day were 16,496 and test positivity rate was 11.9%
Total Cases 7 days from 27th May to 2nd June were 4072 now 4419 up 8.52%. Positivity was 2.9% now 3.1%. Cases per 100k were 74.5 now 80.9
Home Nations Daily update: UK Average 32.1 to 35.9 up 11.84%, England 30.9 to 34.5 up 11.65%, Wales 8.0 to 9.4 up 17.5%, Northern Ireland 27.0 to 24.7 down 8.52%
Council progress in last 24 Hours as follows.
Click cases by neighbourhood to see the spread on the geographical map.
https://public.tableau.com/profile/phs.covid.19#!/vizhome/COVID-19DailyDashboard_15960160643010/OverviewHELD BACK AT SCHOOL LEVEL RED
East Renfrewshire 169.6 to 162.3 Basically spread throughout the area. No hotspots.
South Ayrshire 145.6 to 158.1 Cigars to 2nd top spot in a week.
Glasgow City 135.8 to 143.1 On the rise again in Pollokshields. Public health doing a fine job !!!!
Dundee City 121.9 to 140.6 Continues it's surge up 40% in 2 days.
City Of Edinburgh 122.7 to 134.1 continues charge upwards.
Renfrewshire 137.9 to 134.0 2nd daily drop.
Clackmannanshire 85.4 to 116.4 Ultimate flaky council area. over 100% rise again in 2 days.
East Ayrshire 87.7 to 103.3 Up another 20%
East Dunbartonshire 84.7 to 101.3 Up 20%
Midlothian 84.4 to 93.0
Angus 40.4 to 87.8 Up an astonishing 117% in 1 day due to Kirriemuir and infiltrates the level 2 councils.
North Lanarkshire 86.1 to 83.2
North Ayrshire 79.4 to 82.4
Stirling 69.0 to 80.7 Up near 20%
South Lanarkshire 78.6 to 76.7
OFFICIAL LEVEL 1 BLACK
West Dunbartonshire 37.1 to 54.0 Up over 45%
West Lothian 42.6 to 53.0 Up near 30%
East Lothian 43.0 to 50.4
Falkirk 52.8 to 49.7
Perth & Kinross 40.1 to 49.4 Up near 25%
Fife 44.7 to 47.7
Highlands 42.0 to 44.1
Inverclyde 28.3 to 23.1
Aberdeen City 17.5 to 22.3
Scottish Borders 8.7 to 17.3
Argyll & Bute 17.5 to 15.1
Moray 12.5 to 14.6
Aberdeenshire 10.7 to 11.5
Dumfries & Galloway 6.7 to 9.4
OFFICIAL LEVEL 0 Teuchters
Orkney Islands 4.5 to 4.5
Shetland Islands 0.0 to 4.4
Western Isles 3.7 to 3.7
2nd isn't bad given the absurdity of allowing half of Glasgow to flood down the road, time the numpties just opened us up and let it rip instead of trying to be too smart for their own good.
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25 minutes ago, super_carson said:
While I don't believe in an award for everyone regardless, only recognising the "able" one doesn't do anyone any favours.
Would much rather recognise effort, I've taught plenty bright kids who are quite lazy and just coast along.That's exactly why they're bollocks.
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3 hours ago, super_carson said:
One thing that breaks me is when I get parents complaing that their kid hasn't had an award yet. They completely omit the fact their kid has spent the term being a wee shite.
Something to mark the end of primary is grand, but given there are no exams to pass the term "graduation" is a stretch at best. I think it's partly due to the age of social media and some parents' obsession with plastering everything Facebook.
They're a nonsense if effort trumps ability.
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4 minutes ago, hk blues said:
I can understand but there are people who can support you with that
Why would I need support, he was just unfortunate to have a useless bint as his 1st teacher.
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7 minutes ago, hk blues said:
Of course they are, but not worth getting upset over.
Still raises my hackles when I think about my 30 year old not receiving one in P1.
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3 hours ago, hk blues said:
My son's school have a ceremony every year, takes a good few hours to cover all the school. This year, my son got his certificate and a "special award" for good attendance - we've been doing home schooling for a year now FFS. And he's fallen asleep in the lessons a good few times that I'm aware of!
Load of pish. (I've still framed all the certificates and put them up in the bedroom like any proud parent would though)
They're a load of bollocks for primary school.
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38 minutes ago, GordonS said:
Good analogy, but to make it more accurate it's as though the referee has to be sure it was a penalty beyond all reasonable doubt, and they don't see the actual incident, they only have it described to them by the two players themselves much later.
We're talking about the actual match not analysing the highlights later on.
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1 minute ago, oneteaminglasgow said:
Do you think the following statement is accurate, and one of the things that Rev Stu has pegged about Sturgeon?
Nicola Sturgeon busily turns Scotland into a vicious, spiteful, intolerant, authoritarian and misogynist country
As always its a bit over the top for me, I'm not into overly dramatic statements for the sake of it, it highlights a lack of self esteem/confidence IMO, he actually posts in a manner of someone who has been bullied.
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17 hours ago, Robbo63 said:
We would need a forward line of Mbappe, Neymar and Augero to have any chance of winning a game with that defence
Surely Smith has the ambition required to get at least 2 of them, hopefully not Neymar as we'd be cheaper just purchasing a quality roller for the pitch.
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14 minutes ago, Dunning1874 said:
Of course, but you only have to look at the conspiracy nutterdom around the Salmond case to see how many people make that leap.
So you think everyone of his accusers was doing it from a position of actually suffering at the hands of Salmond?
Why is Salmond not even allowed to state which pieces of evidence helped aquit him?
A few people involved in this could claim justice hasn't served them well, Salmond is one of them.
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11 minutes ago, Kaz said:
Is he wrong with regards there being no referendum for the foreseeable future? Is he wrong about Boris just continuing to say no?
I couldn't give a shit about the trans debate but these are the things I'm interested in. I hope he's going to be proved wrong but I suspect not.I think he's correct on an awful lot of stuff, unfortunately he puts too much bitterness into his posts.
He's certainly got Sturgeon and those around her pegged.
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27 minutes ago, Dunning1874 said:
What exactly do you think the impact would be on convictions for sexual offences if the alleged victims are prosecuted for perjury every time a trial doesn't result in a guilty verdict?
Why would alleged victims be prosecuted for perjury after every not guilty/proven verdict?
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1 hour ago, Henderson to deliver ..... said:
The simple answer to the EU question is that we can have a referendum on membership shortly after independence.
Given that we've only just come out and will still be aligned on lots of things and the EU would probably look favourably on our membership post Brexit, there's a decent chance we would be fast tracked or even admitted as some sort of legacy member.
However, there's no need to go into any of that unless there are cast iron guarantees from the EU. Equally, any yoons touting the 10-15 year timescale and forced entry into the Euro can be safely ignored.
They can't be safely ignored as a chunk of the population gobble that shit up with gusto.
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28 minutes ago, oaksoft said:
I'm afraid the argument has not been won by the SNP, on either issue, in the public arena where votes count.
The UK will use those same arguments and they will have exactly the same impact as before. Add in Brexit and job fears over the pandemic and I think you'll find the public has more than enough to worry about without further upheaval. Timing is everything and the timing is shite right now for IndyRef2.
I agree, timing is everything but she really needs to get the go ahead early doors then prepare properly for it.
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1 hour ago, SandyCromarty said:
The SNP had a huge historic win last week, those who voted for them knew that a second referendum was included in the manifesto.
The unionist seethe against the result is clearly evident on here as they continually post the same old 2014 NO scaremongering items which worked for them last time, it was noticeable that they want quiet for a couple of days on here, but ow they are back in their droves with their drivel, they can carry on with their anti hysteria all they want but when the referendum campaign starts all this will be put to rest by the SNP.
There's a whole new block of young voters now who want Independence, so I suggest you go on their social media and tell them how they are going to lose their pensions if they vote for Independence.
So bleat on all you want westminster boot lickers but that Independence wagon is gaining pace.
That'll be nowt new to offer then.
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1 minute ago, SandyCromarty said:
We've been over currency and pensions repeatedly on here and shown appropriate answers to pensions and currency on Independence.
And there is no more mileage left in the pensions and currency argument for the anti Independence mob.
Do you honestly think that, because of the problems those two areas threw up in the 2014 referendum, that the SNP haven't prepared for those.?
Let's hear it then.
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5 minutes ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:
The pensions issue hasn't been addressed by the UK government either.
There's only so far you can push up the retirement age to reduce the cost of unfunded state pensions.Those on the side of the status quo don't need to address anything.
I don't see the charismtic people required to win the arguments within the SNP, people need to be inspired to shift from NO to YES, I don't see it when I switch my telly on.
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14 minutes ago, Stormzy said:
She's resigning after the pandemic.
We'll be swapping mahogany for white pine.
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1 hour ago, SandyCromarty said:
A second referendum is inevitable, the result of last weeks historic SNP win demands it, those who don't want it will have to like it or lump it.
It demanded it at the previous election as well, don't remember them liking or lumping that half-hearted effort, she'll no doubt be hoping this blows over as well.
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The Celtic All Seasons thread
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The choice.