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Scottish Premier League 2006/2007 [R]
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nit! if mackie never missed that sitter at easter road and langfield never dropped the ball...!!
we should be top of the league! bring on st mirren!
we should be top of the league! bring on st mirren!
Honest Man
Youth Team
And it wont be Rangers. It will be Silly Killie.
Real Madrid midfielder Thomas Gravesen is mulling over a move to Old Firm giants Celtic, according to the player's agent.
The Denmark international has become surplus to requirements with the Spanish giants following the return of manager Fabio Capello to El Santiago Bernabeu.
The former Hamburg and Everton player has been linked with several clubs across Europe, though Dutch giants Ajax ruled out any suggestions that they were interested in the Scandinavian talent this week.
Newcastle United boss Glenn Roeder has already expressed his interest in landing Gravesen, with the midfielder's agent John Sivebaek claiming only 'three or four' clubs are left in the running for his client.
"We are still in talks with these clubs, but hopefully something will be finalised in the next week, perhaps even sooner," Sivebaek told the Daily Record.
"Thomas is still warm on the idea of moving to Glasgow because it is such a big club.
"Of course, for most players, the idea of playing in the English Premiership is more interesting than the Scottish league, but Celtic will be in the Champions League this season and that's very attractive for Thomas.
"Real Madrid have told us they will look very positively at whatever offer they receive.
"I've heard a rumour the price they want is £2 million."
He would fit to the Scottish Premier League. He's strong, good in destruction and the most important thing he never gives up.
The Denmark international has become surplus to requirements with the Spanish giants following the return of manager Fabio Capello to El Santiago Bernabeu.
The former Hamburg and Everton player has been linked with several clubs across Europe, though Dutch giants Ajax ruled out any suggestions that they were interested in the Scandinavian talent this week.
Newcastle United boss Glenn Roeder has already expressed his interest in landing Gravesen, with the midfielder's agent John Sivebaek claiming only 'three or four' clubs are left in the running for his client.
"We are still in talks with these clubs, but hopefully something will be finalised in the next week, perhaps even sooner," Sivebaek told the Daily Record.
"Thomas is still warm on the idea of moving to Glasgow because it is such a big club.
"Of course, for most players, the idea of playing in the English Premiership is more interesting than the Scottish league, but Celtic will be in the Champions League this season and that's very attractive for Thomas.
"Real Madrid have told us they will look very positively at whatever offer they receive.
"I've heard a rumour the price they want is £2 million."
He would fit to the Scottish Premier League. He's strong, good in destruction and the most important thing he never gives up.
We may be bad, and I think we have been very, very poor this season so far, but the OF are very poor as well.
ICT have just taken a point off "ra best team un ra wurrald", and it looks like, with all our injuries, our European games, our poor form, lack of signings, lack of technical ability and poor tactics, we are only going to be 1 off the top of the league after 4 games, with (At least, I hope) better to come. Remember we have also played both Celtic and Rangers, and are probably the only team to have done so.
The point is our frustration at the fact we have gone backwards from last season should be tempered by the fact the OF are not very good. Whoever wins the league this season will probably be who is the least worst rather than who is actually the best, if you see what I mean.
It still doesn't give me hope though. I'm genuinely worried about being on the wrong end of a 5-0 in Greece midweek.
ICT have just taken a point off "ra best team un ra wurrald", and it looks like, with all our injuries, our European games, our poor form, lack of signings, lack of technical ability and poor tactics, we are only going to be 1 off the top of the league after 4 games, with (At least, I hope) better to come. Remember we have also played both Celtic and Rangers, and are probably the only team to have done so.
The point is our frustration at the fact we have gone backwards from last season should be tempered by the fact the OF are not very good. Whoever wins the league this season will probably be who is the least worst rather than who is actually the best, if you see what I mean.
It still doesn't give me hope though. I'm genuinely worried about being on the wrong end of a 5-0 in Greece midweek.
Rangers_1873
Reserve Team
Jambo Den said:Total f*cking ****. Made a poor Rangers side look amazing.
Didn't even attempt to trouble their dodgy keeper
Poor Rangers Sides your arse...
We have a good fast attacking side that pissed all over you. All Hearts could do was kick our players mainly Lee Martin and pushing over ball boys.
Rangers_1873 said:
Going forward Rangers are dangerous yes. Some real pace in your side going forward. But the fact is you were allowed to go forward at will from our non-existent midfield, strikers and defence. It's more than evident that if you have a go at your defence now, you will be in with a shout at coming away with a result. No doubt you'll be thinking Lee Martin is God, but I could rip apart Robbie Neilson and I have two dodgy knees.
Not one player on that pitch had an acceptable game for Hearts. It was absolute pish passing and the marking scandalous (EVERY delivery from Rangers into our box was met with a Rangers head, and the amount of times we misplaced a pass
) , and I am very, very worried about going to Athens in midweek. Oh and that ballboy Takis pushed over was over at our end giein' us the vickies. We also had an utter monster of a steward in front of us as well.
Saturday only reinforced my hatred of Lithubambi Miko and Neil McCann.
Rangers_1873 said:
it is a poor rangers side u have a cr@p defence and that could end up hurting you. From what i heard of the match we dominated midfield at times which shows how bad ur midfielders are because we had a man less. I voted Hearts obv but we've got to get our act together this is the worst the OF have been in years
