Lola montez
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Just now, capt_oats said:
Aye.
Here's a list of our erm..."shorter term" managers - obviously Brown fucked off to Aberdeen and Hay won us promotion but it places Kettlewell in a bit of a weird place since he's currently P 36 with a win % of 41.67:
Steven Hammell: P 28 win % = 25%
Ian Baraclough: P 34 win % = 35.3%
Craig Brown: P 44 win % = 47.73%
Jim Gannon: P 25 win % = 28%
Maurice Malpas: P 44 win % = 31.8%
Eric Black: P 27 win % = 25.9%
Harri Kampman: P 22 win % = 27.27%You're then going to the likes of Bobby Watson (P 36 W%: 11.11%), Jock Wallace (P 44 W%: 31.82), Davie Hay (P 40 W%: 65%) and Roger Hynd (P 36 W% 13.89) who were before my time as were .
This is for mentioning Davie Hay
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Flynn out for a couple of weeks, Taylor and Tanser likely to be fit for tomorrow.
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The last defeat should still be fresh in the memory and hopefully whoever plays will get on the pitch with a rocket up their arse, oh aye, and mark Jordan White please.
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25 minutes ago, ZingaliMan said:
This game is available on Rangers TV UK £ Ireland £9.99
Wouldn’t give them the steam off my
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Prodd Kant-well will trip over his petted lip earning a back slap from his manager and high five from Tavernier as he slots home another penalty to send the Peepul back to their cars with 20 minutes remaining.
You’re welcome.
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15 hours ago, Doonhame Buddie said:
Not sure Bolton has shown he has the energy and stamina to fill in at RWB and the manager manifestly favours 3 at the back with wingbacks supplying crosses.
McMenemin at RWB is probably the only option we can use if he is getting a game.
I’m sure Bolton is not a Tanser or Strain replacement but if he gets the ball, pass to Connor to whip it in the middle, job done.
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Back on Tuesday, any improvement with Derek Adam’s return?
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Stolen from the BBC
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St Mirren remain unbeaten in 11 league meetings with Livingston (W5 D6) since a 1-2 defeat in February 2020.
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Since winning their first ever top-flight visit to St Mirren 2-0 in August 2018, Livingston have failed to win their last eight Scottish Premiership trips to Paisley (D4 L4).
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St Mirren have lost three of their last five league games (W1 D1), more than their previous 11 beforehand (W4 D5 L2).
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Livingston have lost each of their last five league games; not since a run of 13 from December 2005 to April 2006 have they lost more in a row in the top-flight.
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Only Celtic (18) and Rangers (12) have scored more home goals than St Mirren this season (11), with the Buddies averaging 1.8 home goals per game this term.
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Buddies return to Paisley, good opportunity to return to winning ways after a bump in the road.
If I remember correctly it was Livi who first brought a drum to Scottish football cos i remember thinking I wish they would give it a rest, now it’s a great atmosphere, would love to have had a drum offI’d love to see James Bolton in the starting line up to freshen the defence
Saints to win 3-1, McGarry, Lavety and Yardley for saints.
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The sad thing is that the young lad is a good player who’s grown up believing The Rangers are entitled to penalties no matter what and thinks it’s the right thing to do.
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Any idea how many hibees are coming through?, they usually bring a good crowd but with the game being midweek you expect it to be lower.
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Hibs we’re unlucky at Hampden but hopefully knackered and the Buddies will take full advantage of that.
The list of players for the derby is too long for me to remember, mostly ours going east to our stalkers.
2-1 saints
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3 hours ago, Biscuits said:
Yet another example of their scummy behaviour. Pig Watch posters up within the concourse at Parkhead yet up until now no action taken by the board?
The police should refuse to provide any officers for any home game at parkhead.
Then they win, that’s what they’re trying to achieve as they feel they are above the law then blame PS when a Hillsborough tragedy happens when they allow their friends entry without a ticket.
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3 hours ago, O'Kelly Isley III said:
Conversely you will seldom have a better chance - wounded animals often have mobility issues and last night tended to support that.
If Saints score first Rangers will have to come at them, and that could create further opportunities, never mind a growling away support on their backs.
Play your normal game and you may be pleasantly surprised.
Were you around in 2009?
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Does anyone know if Davis has his UEFA licence to take charge of this game?
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1 hour ago, pozbaird said:
There clearly are errors by referees in games, in any country, that are human error. I firmly believe that there are referees (and indeed VAR officials) in this particular country, who officiate two particular clubs, how shall I put it… differently.
The Mandron goal being chalked off for a ‘foul’ when the Hearts player just fell over…. Versus the Sevco goal being allowed to stand at Sevco Park against Livingston. Honest mistakes my fcuking arse.
Thank you. Fcuking right we should put pressure on Walsh ahead of Sunday. Won’t make things any worse for us.
More human errors in your post mate, you running the line on Sunday
FTFY
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Hopefully we will have a minute’s applause for Zico on Sunday, the Rangers fans don’t do silence during these times. We had the applause the last time they were in Paisley and their staunchness didn’t allow them to join in for some of them.
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13 minutes ago, ZingaliMan said:
I see Nick Walsh is Sunday's ref. Remember he chopped off 3 goals against Hearts.
That’ll take the heat off Raes return to Paisley, it just goes to show they don’t really have a grasp on their mistakes or public opinion, he made a mistake in both the Hearts game and the Livingston one yet he’s in charge so soon, he should have been dropped to the juniors. They better muffle the cameras on the west stand in advance.
On the plus side he owes us one
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Zico scored 64 goals between 79-84 before getting a move to Aberdeen, he was the main striker during my early days of supporting the buddies and I was there for a lot of those goals, so sorry to hear this.
RIP Zico and thank you.
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Just now, The Master said:
No, VAR is at Clydesdale House in Glasgow.
The vans at grounds provide the OB facilities.
I stand corrected on that point, cheers Mr Walsh.
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1 hour ago, djchapsticks said:
I love that Scottish VAR is somehow being presented as some infallible 'Minority Report' style interactive, all-seeing, cutting edge technology suite that sees all instead of the half-arsed, gammy two-bit set up being overseen by a team of dribbling fucking imbeciles that it actually is.
Fair play!
They’re in the back of a van at the back of the west stand.
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8 hours ago, Torfason said:
I have no doubt this will be used by fans of every other team on here for years to come.
And every time the Hearts post the dreaded Cellic shop photo in our threads.
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16 hours ago, meadowroadsaint said:
Have to credit the two lads on the Hearts commentary yesterday. (Couldn't get the Saints one) Definitely the best away guys I have heard for a long long time. Unbiased and good analysis throughout. Called it as it happened very well. Five Stars from me.
P.S. Some of the stuff picked up from the nutters near the TV microphones is beyond cringeworthy, utterly embarassing IMO.
We are obviously famous for our Booooooing, it's become a thing for all the other Clubs but, regarding above, act your age.
There’s a guy with a fog horn for a mouth sits in front of the commentary platform and has no brain or filter, it comes across in every media platform and looks bad for the rest of us.
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4 minutes ago, CFCBAFC said:
I'm at livis stadium right now, Prediction is maybe 2-1 or 4-0
Definitely more Bin men than Teachers
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Chilli D (Saints) vs Mika B (Sinners) - Sat 16th Dec 2023
in Scottish Premiership General Chatter
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Full Kettlewell meltdown again please thanks