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Scottish football

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You sure ?
15 point difference doesn't equate to that.
Rangers playing at their second home and I never watched, but 2/3 of Hampden .
Your lot haven't been great but a tunkin fae the hibies.
Talking about how WE have being playing all season generally , giving every team a goal of a start then grinding out unconvincing wins/draws like against your lot, we gave you two before reacting but giving away 3 leaves an almost impossible task.
The team has been flat for most of the season, no urgency, imagination or energy.
Only good thing is GVB will have seen where the problems are today and now knows he isn't just taking over a team that is going to stroll the league this season and will take the necessary actions quickly.
 
1637585998490.jpegIf you’ve got a spare 20 mins to watch , this is what Scottish non- league football is all about , the heart and soul of the game. This guy wanders about Blogging on various matches, and this was Saturday’s Buckie Thistle v Clachnacuddin Highland League clash. He’s really captured the town, the ground and the game, I’m even in a couple of shots.! It was one of those days when you got soaked by a squall of rain as you were just getting into the ground, and a fierce west wind bending the corner flags didn’t help. To use some of his words, “ proper football from a bygone era , you’ve got to get to see it … even if it freezes your lips off.” I’m not sure why he was so surprised about the Clach manager getting a Red card though , happens regularly , non of this pussyfooting complaint to the fourth official, directed straight at the ref, the Highland League has some of the loudest managers in World football ?. Jags 4-1 Clach.
 

Let's just have it right here.Hibs and Aberdeen are small fishes.Rangers are a big fish.I apologise if that offends people, but that doesn't make it any less true.

We'll see who's laughing come the end of the season. I know you're disappointed, but there's still a league title and scottish cup to go for. I really want to be proven wrong here, but i don't see Hibs winning the final.
 

Genuinely glad to see Hearts bounce back, but 4 wins from 30, and 4 points behind Accies, 6 behind Ross County, is hardly unjustified in what was a shortened season for everyone.
I don’t want to labour the point but ‘relegation’ can only take place upon completion of the competition (38 games). Eight games and 24 points to play for and only four behind Accies. Plus, Hearts had recently beaten Rangers and Hibs leading up to lockdown. It was all to play for, all be it, Hearts had suffered a horror show that year.

Hearts didn’t recognise it as bring relegated. We were expelled from the league.

So there. ?
 
Best wishes to David Templeton who has today announced his retirement. David’s greatest moment surely came when putting Hearts 1-0 up in the 84th minute v Liverpool at Anfield in the 2012 Europa League. Talk about ‘limbs’ in the away end!

It was a lead Hearts held for 203 seconds until the Uruguayan shoulder biter nabbed an equaliser.
 
One thing that really pissés me off about Europe is the system of proven losers getting to enter a later stage of a lower tier European competition.

It seems so unfair that those who go through qualifying and/or grouo stage success in the Europa are suddenly hijacked by a bunch of losers who failed badly in the champions league.

It's just got even worse now, not only do we see the losers from the first tier champions league 'rewarded' with another go at wrecking the efforts of the second tier completion Europa League. Now it's the second tier failures who are 'rewarded' by making a mockery of the third tier Conference trophy - (or whatever the competition for failures is called).
 
One thing that really pissés me off about Europe is the system of proven losers getting to enter a later stage of a lower tier European competition.

It seems so unfair that those who go through qualifying and/or grouo stage success in the Europa are suddenly hijacked by a bunch of losers who failed badly in the champions league.

It's just got even worse now, not only do we see the losers from the first tier champions league 'rewarded' with another go at wrecking the efforts of the second tier completion Europa League. Now it's the second tier failures who are 'rewarded' by making a mockery of the third tier Conference trophy - (or whatever the competition for failures is called).
The rich clubs must be allowed to continue raking it in even in defeat.
 

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