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Scottish football

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polish said:
McInnes named as a new Killie manager.

That's proper old school - quite highly rated manager stepping down a division. Good luck to him, great club are Kilmarnock.
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He got a chance ro rebuild his reputation at Aberdeen, he failed .
He did create one very entertaining and watchable team,but near the end ,a protracted end,it was garbage.
Tough job at Kilmarnock.
Good to see the cherry blossom has been binned.
Love to know how much he's on.
Probably getting promoted will be a massive payday.
Good potential Kilmarnock, as Steve Clarke proved.
 

The Celtic View said:
That is a very good appointment for Killie. I'm surprised McInnes has gone down to the Scottish Championship.
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Good move for both here, McInness could have been egotistical and held out for a premiership opportunity but you know what Killie are a decent wee club and it gives him a good platform to rebuild his reputation and as previously stated it didn't do Steve Clarke any harm.
 
RFCbluenose said:
DI

Ohh hahahahaha (sarcastic laughter). My goodness, that is very amusing. Thank you for taking the time to log in and post this hysterical and delightfully droll observation. You, sir, are a hoot. I bet you're the most popular guy in your local pub. You should be on tv! Quick, everybody look over here, Dave is being hilarious again!
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Are you another one who's joined the forum to wish every success to the club that took a player off you?

Dignity FC.
 

davek said:
Are you another one who's joined the forum to wish every success to the club that took a player off you?

Dignity FC.
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That's a broad brush you are using to paint with. Are you another one uses snide comments instead of genuine humour? Incidentally, not that I shoukd be justifying myself, I've long held an affinity since big Dunc went there (one of my fave players as boy). Also Incidentally, I don't see anything undignified about keeping up with a club that has bought a quality young home-grown player. Most folk have a team they follow in the leagues I different countries, it's pretty normal.
 
RFCbluenose said:
That's a broad brush you are using to paint with. Are you another one uses snide comments instead of genuine humour? Incidentally, not that I shoukd be justifying myself, I've long held an affinity since big Dunc went there (one of my fave players as boy). Also Incidentally, I don't see anything undignified about keeping up with a club that has bought a quality young home-grown player. Most folk have a team they follow in the leagues I different countries, it's pretty normal.
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If Everton were asset stripped by another club the last thing I'd want to do is adopt it as a second team.

I dont think I'd be alone in that either, funnily enough.
 
RFCbluenose said:
That's a broad brush you are using to paint with. Are you another one uses snide comments instead of genuine humour? Incidentally, not that I shoukd be justifying myself, I've long held an affinity since big Dunc went there (one of my fave players as boy). Also Incidentally, I don't see anything undignified about keeping up with a club that has bought a quality young home-grown player. Most folk have a team they follow in the leagues I different countries, it's pretty normal.
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Not sure that's entirely true :coffee:
 
RFCbluenose said:
That's a broad brush you are using to paint with. Are you another one uses snide comments instead of genuine humour? Incidentally, not that I shoukd be justifying myself, I've long held an affinity since big Dunc went there (one of my fave players as boy). Also Incidentally, I don't see anything undignified about keeping up with a club that has bought a quality young home-grown player. Most folk have a team they follow in the leagues I different countries, it's pretty normal.
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Normal in Scotland, in my experience.
 

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