Running scared

dü the hüsker · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 563

of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?

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Blue · Joined: 31 Dec 2007 Posts: 5

On Jan 13, 11:12 am, "dü the hüsker" wrote:
> of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?

The groundsmans wee sisters dog died last year on this exact date so
the game has been cancelled as a mark of respect, after all it the
right thing to do since he was a legend for Rovers.

Blue

Will · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 780

dü the hüsker wrote:
> of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>

Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field.
Squeezing this in will be pretty tough.

How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling green
yesterday? Very odd.

celticbhoy60 · Joined: 09 Jan 2008 Posts: 17

"Will" wrote in message $lob$1@registered.motzarella.org...
> dü the hüsker wrote:
>> of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>
> Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field. Squeezing
> this in will be pretty tough.
>
> How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling green
> yesterday? Very odd.

What kind of drainage to they have at Ibrox? this in not the first time this
has happened? Supposedly one of the biggest clubs in the world yet a wee
bit of rain and the pitch cant cope?

Will · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 780

celticbhoy60 wrote:
> "Will" wrote in message
> $lob$1@registered.motzarella.org...
>> dü the hüsker wrote:
>>> of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>> Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field. Squeezing
>> this in will be pretty tough.
>>
>> How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling green
>> yesterday? Very odd.
>
> What kind of drainage to they have at Ibrox? this in not the first time this
> has happened? Supposedly one of the biggest clubs in the world yet a wee
> bit of rain and the pitch cant cope?
>

I think this postponement might force the Celtic-Huns game on the 23rd
to be re-postponed, as that is the date that was provisionally set for
the replays of the cup.

I reckon Rangers will come to seriously regret running from Gretna
before the Lyon collapse, and now neglecting their pitch. They have one
free midweek before March and that is for Internation duty - and doesn't
include playing us and St Mirren away, which need to be set.

I think they will have a game on their hands against the greeks in the
UEFA Cup, but it's starting like them progressing will make for great
pantomime. They are in some mess.

celticbhoy60 · Joined: 09 Jan 2008 Posts: 17

"Will" wrote in message $78e$1@registered.motzarella.org...
> celticbhoy60 wrote:
>> "Will" wrote in message
>> $lob$1@registered.motzarella.org...
>>> dü the hüsker wrote:
>>>> of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>>> Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field.
>>> Squeezing this in will be pretty tough.
>>>
>>> How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling green
>>> yesterday? Very odd.
>>
>> What kind of drainage to they have at Ibrox? this in not the first time
>> this has happened? Supposedly one of the biggest clubs in the world yet
>> a wee bit of rain and the pitch cant cope?
>
> I think this postponement might force the Celtic-Huns game on the 23rd to
> be re-postponed, as that is the date that was provisionally set for the
> replays of the cup.
>
It has been re-postponed

Chuckles McGuigan · Joined: 16 Nov 2007 Posts: 139

On Jan 13, 1:32 pm, Will wrote:

>
> I think this postponement might force the Celtic-Huns game on the 23rd

Pond life I have a new way of dealing with Bigots like you, enjoy your
stay it wont last long.

HoopsBhoy · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 62

On Jan 13, 12:34 pm, Will wrote:
> dü the hüsker wrote:
> > of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>
> Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field.
> Squeezing this in will be pretty tough.
>
> How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling green
> yesterday? Very odd.

Looks like the 5 star stadium isn't living up to it's status.

Chuckles McGuigan · Joined: 16 Nov 2007 Posts: 139

On Jan 13, 2:27 pm, HoopsBhoy wrote:
> On Jan 13, 12:34 pm, Will wrote:
>
> > dü the hüsker wrote:
> > > of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>
> > Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field.
> > Squeezing this in will be pretty tough.
>
> > How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling green
> > yesterday? Very odd.
>
> Looks like the 5 star stadium isn't living up to it's status.

well it is five star, it aint falling down and due to the lack of
sunlight lots of rain and the lowering of the pitch its not playable
and this is not Acceptable. time it was sorted

Will · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 780

HoopsBhoy wrote:
> On Jan 13, 12:34 pm, Will wrote:
>> dü the hüsker wrote:
>>> of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>> Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field.
>> Squeezing this in will be pretty tough.
>>
>> How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling green
>> yesterday? Very odd.
>
> Looks like the 5 star stadium isn't living up to it's status.

They better not let Timmy find out, he may find this amusing.

HoopsBhoy · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 62

On Jan 13, 2:50 pm, Chuckles McGuigan
wrote:
> On Jan 13, 2:27 pm, HoopsBhoy wrote:
>
> > On Jan 13, 12:34 pm, Will wrote:
>
> > > dü the hüsker wrote:
> > > > of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>
> > > Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field.
> > > Squeezing this in will be pretty tough.
>
> > > How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling green
> > > yesterday? Very odd.
>
> > Looks like the 5 star stadium isn't living up to it's status.
>
> well it is five star, it aint falling down and due to the lack of
> sunlight lots of rain and the lowering of the pitch its not playable
> and this is not Acceptable. time it was sorted

It's all rather embarrassing. I would expect this from St. Mirren but
not the mighty gers.

Chuckles McGuigan · Joined: 16 Nov 2007 Posts: 139

On Jan 13, 3:22 pm, HoopsBhoy wrote:

>
> It's all rather embarrassing. I would expect this from St. Mirren but
> not the mighty gers.

I wont disagree, as i said it is not Acceptable.

Angof · Joined: 02 Jan 2008 Posts: 48

Will wrote:
> celticbhoy60 wrote:
>> "Will" wrote in message
>> $lob$1@registered.motzarella.org...
>>> dü the hüsker wrote:
>>>> of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
>>> Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field.
>>> Squeezing this in will be pretty tough.
>>>
>>> How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling
>>> green yesterday? Very odd.
>>
>> What kind of drainage to they have at Ibrox? this in not the first
>> time this has happened? Supposedly one of the biggest clubs in the
>> world yet a wee bit of rain and the pitch cant cope?
>>
>
> I think this postponement might force the Celtic-Huns...

Is that you Billy? I'm not certain if this is the return of the Tsunami
hoaxer or a new poster.

liam* · Joined: 16 Nov 2007 Posts: 50

"Angof" wrote:
> Will wrote:
> > celticbhoy60 wrote:
> >> "Will" wrote in message
> >>$lob$1@registered.motzarella.org...
> >>> dü the hüsker wrote:
> >>>> of E Stilrling or just wanting more prep time for the Gretna game?
> >>> Their up-coming fixture list is looking like a real mine-field.
> >>> Squeezing this in will be pretty tough.
>
> >>> How can the Ibrox pitch be such a midden, yet ours was a bowling
> >>> green yesterday? Very odd.
>
> >> What kind of drainage to they have at Ibrox? this in not the first
> >> time this has happened? Supposedly one of the biggest clubs in the
> >> world yet a wee bit of rain and the pitch cant cope?
>
> > I think this postponement might force the Celtic-Huns...
>
> Is that you Billy? I'm not certain if this is the return of the Tsunami
> hoaxer or a new poster.

Francis, you got any YouTube evidence it's a new poster?

Chuckles McGuigan · Joined: 16 Nov 2007 Posts: 139

On Jan 13, 5:08 pm, "Angof"
wrote:

>
> > I think this postponement might force the Celtic-Huns...
>
> Is that you Billy? I'm not certain if this is the return of the Tsunami
> hoaxer or a new poster.

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