Rescheduled........

Jim Broadbent · Joined: 03 Jan 2008 Posts: 3

Postponed Old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January.

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HoopsBhoy · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 62

On Jan 9, 4:38 pm, "Jim Broadbent" wrote:
> Postponed Old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January.

Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.

andy · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 1601

"HoopsBhoy" wrote in message @e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
On Jan 9, 4:38 pm, "Jim Broadbent" wrote:
> Postponed Old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January.

Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.

LOL you lot are unreal, we would have humped you lot at new year and you
know it.

Will · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 780

andy wrote:
> "HoopsBhoy" wrote in message
> @e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> On Jan 9, 4:38 pm, "Jim Broadbent" wrote:
>> Postponed Old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January.
>
>> Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.
>
> LOL you lot are unreal, we would have humped you lot at new year and you
> know it.
>

You need severe medication if you think a Rangers team that had only
just sneaked past Hearts - on a total fluke - and snatched one point at
Pittoddrie, have any right to wish for any more than a point at best
from a venue where AC Milan, Benfica and Shakhtar all completely failed
this season.

If the rulebook had been followed, your cup replay should have been this
midweek (the official date for all *postponed* games) instead of pushed
back further to the date that is set for *replays* - not postponements.
What now happens if you need a cup replay? Total anarchy I can only presume.

Wattie and co. know fine well that a Celtic game right in the middle of
a horrific fixture schedule is not in his best interests.

You can run, but you can't hide. You have a minute point advantage
currently, but the fixture list is massively in our favour.

andy · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 1601

"Will" wrote in message $lhh$1@registered.motzarella.org...
> andy wrote:
>> "HoopsBhoy" wrote in message
>> @e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>> On Jan 9, 4:38 pm, "Jim Broadbent" wrote:
>>> Postponed Old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January.
>>
>>> Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.
>>
>> LOL you lot are unreal, we would have humped you lot at new year and you
>> know it.
>
> You need severe medication if you think a Rangers team that had only just
> sneaked past Hearts - on a total fluke - and snatched one point at
> Pittoddrie, have any right to wish for any more than a point at best from
> a venue where AC Milan, Benfica and Shakhtar all completely failed this
> season.
>
> If the rulebook had been followed, your cup replay should have been this
> midweek (the official date for all *postponed* games) instead of pushed
> back further to the date that is set for *replays* - not postponements.
> What now happens if you need a cup replay? Total anarchy I can only
> presume.
>
> Wattie and co. know fine well that a Celtic game right in the middle of a
> horrific fixture schedule is not in his best interests.
>
> You can run, but you can't hide. You have a minute point advantage
> currently, but the fixture list is massively in our favour.

Emmmm.... dont blame Rangers, blame the weather

Will · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 780

andy wrote:
>>>> Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.
>>> LOL you lot are unreal, we would have humped you lot at new year and you
>>> know it.
>> You need severe medication if you think a Rangers team that had only just
>> sneaked past Hearts - on a total fluke - and snatched one point at
>> Pittoddrie, have any right to wish for any more than a point at best from
>> a venue where AC Milan, Benfica and Shakhtar all completely failed this
>> season.
>>
>> If the rulebook had been followed, your cup replay should have been this
>> midweek (the official date for all *postponed* games) instead of pushed
>> back further to the date that is set for *replays* - not postponements.
>> What now happens if you need a cup replay? Total anarchy I can only
>> presume.
>>
>> Wattie and co. know fine well that a Celtic game right in the middle of a
>> horrific fixture schedule is not in his best interests.
>>
>> You can run, but you can't hide. You have a minute point advantage
>> currently, but the fixture list is massively in our favour.
>
> Emmmm.... dont blame Rangers, blame the weather
>
>

It is a little odd that all the other postponed games are this midweek,
but the Rangers one is on the day of the Celtic game, which is two weeks
away, no?

Why was it OK to re-postpone the Celtic game, but not re-postpone the
Gretna game - this would have seemed the logical and correct procedure?

Not that I really care, but you asked for it having come out with
nonsense predictions of winning away from home at our gaff.

Psychobudgie · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 635

Will wrote:
> andy wrote:
>>>>> Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.
>>>> LOL you lot are unreal, we would have humped you lot at new year and
>>>> you know it.
>>> You need severe medication if you think a Rangers team that had only
>>> just sneaked past Hearts - on a total fluke - and snatched one point
>>> at Pittoddrie, have any right to wish for any more than a point at
>>> best from a venue where AC Milan, Benfica and Shakhtar all completely
>>> failed this season.
>>>
>>> If the rulebook had been followed, your cup replay should have been
>>> this midweek (the official date for all *postponed* games) instead of
>>> pushed back further to the date that is set for *replays* - not
>>> postponements. What now happens if you need a cup replay? Total
>>> anarchy I can only presume.
>>>
>>> Wattie and co. know fine well that a Celtic game right in the middle
>>> of a horrific fixture schedule is not in his best interests.
>>>
>>> You can run, but you can't hide. You have a minute point advantage
>>> currently, but the fixture list is massively in our favour.
>>
>> Emmmm.... dont blame Rangers, blame the weather
>>
>
>
> It is a little odd that all the other postponed games are this midweek,
> but the Rangers one is on the day of the Celtic game, which is two weeks
> away, no?
>
> Why was it OK to re-postpone the Celtic game, but not re-postpone the
> Gretna game - this would have seemed the logical and correct procedure?
>
> Not that I really care, but you asked for it having come out with
> nonsense predictions of winning away from home at our gaff.

God, how I missed having you round. Nice to have someone spouting total
pish again.

--
Regards,

Psychobudgie

Very deep. You should send that into Reader's Digest, they've got a page
for people like you. - Douglas Adams

HoopsBhoy · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 62

On Jan 14, 4:04 pm, "andy" wrote:
> "HoopsBhoy" wrote in message
>
> @e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> On Jan 9, 4:38 pm, "Jim Broadbent" wrote:
>
> > Postponed Old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January.
>
> Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.
>
> LOL you lot are unreal, we would have humped you lot at new year and you
> know it.

Nonsense.

Voice Of Reason · Joined: 01 Jan 2008 Posts: 17

"Will" wrote in message $lhh$1@registered.motzarella.org...
> andy wrote:
>> "HoopsBhoy" wrote in message
>> @e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>> On Jan 9, 4:38 pm, "Jim Broadbent" wrote:
>>> Postponed Old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January.
>>
>>> Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.
>>
>> LOL you lot are unreal, we would have humped you lot at new year and you
>> know it.
>
> You need severe medication if you think a Rangers team that had only just
> sneaked past Hearts - on a total fluke - and snatched one point at
> Pittoddrie, have any right to wish for any more than a point at best from
> a venue where AC Milan, Benfica and Shakhtar all completely failed this
> season.

But Hearts didnt fail there, and we beat Hearts. Also St. Mirren, Killie and
Hibs all managed a draw where AC Milan, Benfica and Shakhtar all completely
failed
this season. Doesnt seem to me to be the fortress that you make out

>
> If the rulebook had been followed,

It was

> your cup replay should have been this

It isnt a *replay*

> midweek (the official date for all *postponed* games)

This week is not the official date for ALL *postponed* games
If you had checked your facts first you would have seen that the following
*postponed* are all played the same week as the Rangers one

Airdrie United v Kilmarnock
(rescheduled for 22 Jan at 19:45)
Cove Rangers v Ross County
(rescheduled for 23 Jan at 19:45)
Partick Thistle v Dunfermline Athletic
(rescheduled for 22 Jan at 19:45)

> instead of pushed back further to the date that is set for *replays* - not
> postponements.

Again not true, that week is not set exclusively for *postponements*

> What now happens if you need a cup replay?

As if

> Total anarchy I can only presume.

You do realise what anarchy means dont you, or are you using it in a general
term

> Wattie and co. know fine well that a Celtic game right in the middle of a
> horrific fixture schedule is not in his best interests.

Suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuure he does ;o)

>
> You can run, but you can't hide.
>You have a minute point advantage currently, but the fixture list is
>massively in our favour.

Massively ? Your having a laff arent you.
In the SPL Rangers have Gretna, Stirling, St Mirren and Celtic still to
play, while in the league cup we have Hearts.
Celtic have Rangers and Motherwell
Thats a difference of 3, hardly massive is it.

V.O.R.

If you dont believe me, ask me.

andy · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 1601

"Will" wrote in message $lhh$1@registered.motzarella.org...
> andy wrote:
>> "HoopsBhoy" wrote in message
>> @e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>> On Jan 9, 4:38 pm, "Jim Broadbent" wrote:
>>> Postponed Old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January.
>>
>>> Now possibly postponed again because Wattie left the hosepipe running.
>>
>> LOL you lot are unreal, we would have humped you lot at new year and you
>> know it.
>
> You need severe medication if you think a Rangers team that had only just
> sneaked past Hearts - on a total fluke - and snatched one point at
> Pittoddrie, have any right to wish for any more than a point at best from
> a venue where AC Milan, Benfica and Shakhtar all completely failed this
> season.
>
> If the rulebook had been followed, your cup replay should have been this
> midweek (the official date for all *postponed* games) instead of pushed
> back further to the date that is set for *replays* - not postponements.
> What now happens if you need a cup replay? Total anarchy I can only
> presume.
>
> Wattie and co. know fine well that a Celtic game right in the middle of a
> horrific fixture schedule is not in his best interests.
>
> You can run, but you can't hide. You have a minute point advantage
> currently, but the fixture list is massively in our favour.

I think you should check your facts as well Will, you were usually wrong in
the past..you are now

Rescheduled............ Postposed old firm fixture rescheduled for 23 January

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