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**********LET'S ALL LAUGH NON STOP AT SEVCO**********
**********LET'S ALL LAUGH NON STOP AT SEVCO**********
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WELCOME TO YOUR NIGHTMARE SEVCO
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Wrong as usual Aka
Having been named the Scottish Football Writers' Young Player of the Year for his breakthrough season at Kilmarnock in 2006, his fellow professionals voted him their best youngster in 2007. Rangers had seen enough and got their man for £1.9m, with just a minute of the transfer window to spare. For five years, Ibrox loved him as he helped Rangers win three consecutive league titles, a Scottish Cup and two Scottish League Cups. The last of those championships came in 2011, a year that saw him win both the club's players' player of the year and supporters' player of the year awards. Steven Naismith scoring against Celtic Naismith's reputation as a big-game player was forged in Old Firm clashes - this goal sealed a memorable 4-2 win for Rangers over Celtic in 2011 And then he broke their hearts. He left when the club needed its best players most, but worst of all he left for nothing, cynically engineering a free transfer to Everton. Or so the terrace legend goes. There is not enough magic ink in my laptop to tell the full story of Rangers' lurch towards liquidation in the first half of 2012, but suffice it to say that little was as it seemed at the time and it is not over yet. But Naismith did not have the luxury of hindsight; he was trapped in the middle of a soap opera that was played out on the front, back and business pages, starring a global cast of would-be saviours and opportunist scavengers. So when it became clear that Rangers could not be saved via a deal with creditors, Naismith and his team-mates were faced with a stark choice: take advantage of their legal right to refuse to let their contracts be transferred to a new company and leave, or face further uncertainty and the third division. Rangers' new owners did not like it, and tried to stop it, but there was nothing they could do. Kyle Lafferty, Allan McGregor, Steven Whittaker and others joined Naismith in getting free transfers, while Southampton paid a relatively modest fee to expedite Steven Davis's departure. "It was a horrible situation to be in," Naismith said, speaking less freely than before. |
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Wrong as usual Aka
Having been named the Scottish Football Writers' Young Player of the Year for his breakthrough season at Kilmarnock in 2006, his fellow professionals voted him their best youngster in 2007. Rangers had seen enough and got their man for £1.9m, with just a minute of the transfer window to spare. For five years, Ibrox loved him as he helped Rangers win three consecutive league titles, a Scottish Cup and two Scottish League Cups. The last of those championships came in 2011, a year that saw him win both the club's players' player of the year and supporters' player of the year awards. Steven Naismith scoring against Celtic Naismith's reputation as a big-game player was forged in Old Firm clashes - this goal sealed a memorable 4-2 win for Rangers over Celtic in 2011 And then he broke their hearts. He left when the club needed its best players most, but worst of all he left for nothing, cynically engineering a free transfer to Everton. Or so the terrace legend goes. There is not enough magic ink in my laptop to tell the full story of Rangers' lurch towards liquidation in the first half of 2012, but suffice it to say that little was as it seemed at the time and it is not over yet. But Naismith did not have the luxury of hindsight; he was trapped in the middle of a soap opera that was played out on the front, back and business pages, starring a global cast of would-be saviours and opportunist scavengers. So when it became clear that Rangers could not be saved via a deal with creditors, Naismith and his team-mates were faced with a stark choice: take advantage of their legal right to refuse to let their contracts be transferred to a new company and leave, or face further uncertainty and the third division. Rangers' new owners did not like it, and tried to stop it, but there was nothing they could do. Kyle Lafferty, Allan McGregor, Steven Whittaker and others joined Naismith in getting free transfers, while Southampton paid a relatively modest fee to expedite Steven Davis's departure. "It was a horrible situation to be in," Naismith said, speaking less freely than before. |
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Evereton made a nominal payment of £200k to Rangers rather than go to an arbitration panel.
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Cant remember reading that anywhere Aka, as far as I am aware he walked for nothing and anyhoo 200000 would have been a pity payment as there was no legal requirement(what about the dual registration requirement and the others who walked for free?)
Anyhoo look forward to next season and playing the big boys (maybe the Lying King will finally stump up the money he promised?) |
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It definately happened.
Well DK hasn't let us down so far has he. Enough imvested to get us promotion and the stadium repairs done. Taking Ashley on in court and winning. Hands tied with the marketing because of the ongoing court case. Yes the future is bright under DKs stewardship. 55 in sight. |
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King akabula,Have you ever wondered why King isn't suing John James for libel?
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always knew the huns were good for something
17:35 Newcastle Full result 1st 5 The Orange Rogue (IRE) 13/8 2nd 4 Veroce (FR) 1/1 f boom  |
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King akabula,Have you ever wondered why King isn't suing John James for libel?
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bitter seething obsessed hun tick tock ,hurry up akabigot hun |
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When making your next deposit, kindly pick yourself up and get a kindly person to put you in the bin.
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what was this diddy match ye were playing today anyway?? never heard of Peterhead tbh.
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They play in a league a couple of notches up from the league that East Kilbride play in. You heard of them?
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It was only whisky in our coffee, fred.
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what was this diddy match ye were playing today anyway?? never heard of Peterhead tbh.
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The Petrofacall Training Cup!!
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Kenny yer a .........
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Hopefully Rangers take Soapco to the cleaners at the weekend
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What have the mighty Celtic and new club Sevco have in common?
 Both clubs have one a trophy that the other will never win Celtic have the big cup that sevcos incarnation club died chasing. Sevco have the petrafeckall cup A trophy that could make the holder die of shame |
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One = won
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One = won
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brac heading to the job centre
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Adrian Durham tore brac and his ilk to pieces on talksport the other night.
The Tims were in meltdown as per norm Westender. |
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Another vile post..displaying the name of self confessed woman beater and self pitying
pi**head alkie moron. |
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Maybe this will cheer you up muppet.
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Firstly congrats on your new clubs major cup win
Dont know who the man is Aka. but he certainly did not. Rangers died and thats a fact Simple facts - players walked for free,dual registration - explain why this happened if Sevco aint a new club? |
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brac ask EUFA, FIFA, SFA, ASA, the legal profession and in anyone with a brain.
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both Rangers + Celtic are an embarrassment to Scottish football
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akabigot does seem to get excited daily posting pics..........i suppose it keeps the BITTER HUN happy as he never goes out
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So anyone with a brain would exclude you then Aka?
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You know it and evertone in Scotland knows you are a new club
As for old watty what is he on EBT man Walter Smith says Rangers 'bitterness' lingers Former Rangers manager Walter Smith believes there is still a sense of bitterness about the way the club was treated during their administration period and subsequent liquidation. Smith maintains there was "no reason" for Rangers to have to re-enter the league in the lowest tier. No need, christ they got leapfrogged in over other honest clubs(SFA and the minty media tried for more but honesty and integrity won out) Typical of this ex Ragers mentality - no humility and everyone is against us - gies a break EBT man |
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Celtic PLC became soapco in 1994
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Shame they didn't share the soap with their supporters, imo.
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