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> > Could not agree more. Rangers were effectively > using the government's money to fund player > acquisitions and salaries over the last ten years. > Rangers fans then suggest if Celtic win the title > this year it will be tarnished. Neil Lennon > suggested they turn the spotlight on themselves. You know that the EBT's that Rangers used were fully legal - the administration of the funds is what is in question. You do know that Celtic also used EBT's, just not to the extent that Rangers have. You do know that Rangers are yet to be found guilty of any wrong doings. You do know that Celtic used to put 30,000 through as attendances when they were closer to 60,000 to avoid paying tax on the full ticket sale. Of course you do. But that wouldn't suit your agenda.

Stressed? No wonder! Any need for the childish comment though?

maxxi Wrote: > > Maybe Alex Salmond could (for the sake of Scottish > Unity and in the cause of Scottish cultural > strength) help bale them out with loans/tax > breaks. He could make them promise never to even > think of joining the Premier league and commit > their future to Glasgow as a result. > You are joking right? That bas*ard hates Rangers and the supporters more than the English! He or his cronies in the SNP may say the right things "bad for Scottish football on a whole", "sad day" etc etc, but they'll be dancing a jig at the news. I'm stunned. I can't quite believe it has happened so quickly and NOT as a direct result of the tax case rather that the fu*king con-man that is Craig Whyte hasn't paid taxes since he took over. ?9m is the figure owed since May. PLUS the main tax bill relating to EBT's that could reach ?75m. Maybe we'll come out of this stronger the other side, as long as we avoid liquidation, and take one or two seasons on the chin - we'll still be ahead of Celtic in league trophies!!! I just hope the knock on effect isn't as wide as it could be and other clubs don't feel our demise in their pockets which they have the real potential too. RTID.

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- If you dont complain > about what offends you we will get what we > deserve. This offends you? Seriously? An advertising board? Offensive? Jeebus wept.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And relax......:)) Think you just edged it last night... However, if there was goal line technology(!!!) it may have been a different story.

Only game on the tele tomorrow is St Mirren v Rangers - watch a true classic!!

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What rule of football allowed the ref give him a > red card? Violent conduct. I don't believe it has to be directed towards a player or official...

Try this place if you can get a booking. Absolute belter of a restaurant. http://www.finorestaurant.com/

Ha ha, here little fishy. So easy to catch. I forgot, you're not allowed banter towards Celtic as that's "racist and bigoted" isn't it MM??? In trouble again maybe: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/4002253/Celtic-are-out-of-Europe-fans-are-out-of-order.html

Congratulations Celtic. Knocked out of the same competition twice and it's not even Christmas!!

Got it now from another forum!! I'd never have got it in a million years. Ulrich Tukur - Das Weisse Band.

No one in the office can get this one... Can you tell me who number 6 is? Film and Actor?? 20 cyber pints to the one who gets it!!!

These might help: http://www.appealnow.com/ http://www.parkingticket.com/default-fta.asp

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Since when did Scotland become a region? and > have less choice of fuel types Have petrol and diesel not made it north of the border? are they still stuck on candle power up there?

It's not really that bad though is it, people just like to moan. Traffic noise is probably worse. If you sit down and really think about it, the noise probably doesn't bother you that much... but you just want to moan about it anyway.

> Not sure how it compares to others, but wouldn't > say it was alot considering the website states the > following: > > DMC Healthcare operates the following GP > practices: > > DMC Crystal Palace Road > DMC Chadwick Road > DMC Silverlock, Rotherhithe > DMC Medway NHS Healthcare Centre, Gillingham > DMC Medway Walderslade GP surgery, Chatham > DMC Sheppey NHS Healthcare Centre, Sheerness > DMC Vicarage Lane, Stratford > > I also seem to remember they had just taken over a > surgery in Enfield & one in North London when I > left. > > ?1.8m divided by 9 isn't a massive profit. Ok, so a business that runs 9 practices and employs numerous (probably a few hundred) people, pays them, their NI, insurances, benefits etc provides a service to thousands of people and makes a ?1.8m profit and that's not massive? In this day and age I suggest that is a fabulous profit and would indeed be considered massive. I don't know how many, if any, other shareholders there are in DMC Healthcare but I bet they aren't complaining. I'd go so far as to say I'd bet my mortgage that the majority of people on this thread would swap their annual income for the profits of DMC.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Speaking of PH and Celtic,I heard a Scottish > journalist on the radio last night giving a > scathing account of several players who are > letting the manager down. It was along the lines > of one player being 6'5" and can jump to about > 4'2", another who is about 2 stones overweight and > a third who has become incredibly bigheaded. Seems > all is not well there. > > BTW can anyone recommend a good site to get a > livestream of Everton v Man U today? They have decent players - their problem is the manager.

Hi there - I know this is probably in the wrong forum but put it here for maximum coverage... Does anyone by chance have a Moroccan football t-shirt (XL) that I can borrow this evening? Or a fez????? Will obviously come and pick up. Thanks, SCSB79.

maria Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you fancy some local veg to go with your meat > then try our new weekly local veg bag scheme, > Local Greens. > > Local Greens is a not for profit weekly veg bag > scheme set up by Herne Hill and Dulwich residents. > We provide great tasting, seasonal veg from small > organic or spray-free farms which are as near to > SE London as possible. Our closest farm is less > than 11 miles away. > ? Planet friendly veg grown on farms that we work > in partnership with > ? Minimum packaging and transportation so we can > pay the farmers a good price > ? Collected by you locally (making it more > environmentally friendly) - often on the day it > was picked > As simple and as sustainable as we can make it. > www.localgreens.org.uk > > We offer a variety of weekly bags starting at > ?7.50 per week > Our prices truly reflect a fair price for our > farmers and cover our costs. > We use 100% recycled plastic bags rather than > boxes so it's easier to carry. > ?I am absolutely delighted with my mixed bag of > vegetables each week and think it?s very good > value for money. The vegetables are so fresh and > taste amazing. I feel as though I have just picked > them straight from the field!? > East Dulwich customer That looks like a great idea and might start using that - however, how come the bags with no potatoes are more expensive than the ones with potatoes?

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > If you think it's OK to joke about people in > Africa starving to death, then thank God I'm not > you. In the words of Steve Hughes - deal with it.

Am I wrong in stating that parents of children at the new school were supposed to sign up to a "no drop off" agreement in a bid to keep traffic at a minimum?

AllyCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well that was a complete waste of time - the SE15 > Safer neighbourhood Team took 10 days to return my > e-mail.... (even though it says responses will be > dealt with in 24 hours) and have basically said > that unless they are driving without licences or > insurance - then they can't do anything - they > said that they are entitled to drive up and down > the road as long as they like - even though they > are disturbing everyone living on it.... > Humph. Keep pressing the matter - as doublesj says, if they've modified their exhausts it is illegal.

Didn't see or hear that thankfully but did hear what seemed to be a moaning man circa 5am?! Anyone else hear that? Very disturbing noise.

We had an issue with this in the Goodrich Rd area a year or so ago. Called the ED SNT and spoke with a certain policeman - can't remember his name, but he was very useful. Soon stopped the scooters. If they have changed their exhaust pipes to make their scooter louder, I do believe this is actually illegal.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's really not funny (6) Beep-beep the offended bus has arrived. What do you call a French man in sandals? Phillipe Flop.