TMM James 'Stanley' Baxter was not only the best ever Rangers player but best ever Scottish player.
Rated alongside George Best by his contemporaries as the greatest ever British player.
Will always be remembered for his parts in the 3-2 defeat of the then world champions England at Wembley and the 2-1 victory 2 years earlier despite Scotland going down to 10 men after Eric Caldow suffered a broken leg. Baxter scored both Scotlands goals, 1 from the penalty spot..

' Baxter, taking the mickey out of this England side'


Kenneth Wolstenholme 1967.

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You should be winding your neck in too, malay.  We've been intentionally quiet and respectful with all the kiddy fiddling you lot get up to.

Anyway, this is a RANGERS fred - the clue's in the header.  Why don't YOU fck of and create your own?  Cos yer obsessed with the finest team in the land.  That's why.  Prick.
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Let the courts decide on this matter on the relationship between Celtic Boys Club and Celtic FC. Celtic FC have already compensated a victim of McCafferty when he was officially working for the club.

Torbett and Cairney were never employed as coaches at Celtic FC.

Bobby Lennox and Jimmy Lumsden took the S Form training, I know this for a fact because I attended it and I didn't play for Celtic Boys Club.

I'm going to tell you one fact here Harry Dunne was Jock Wallace's chief scout at Rangers, Motherwell and Leicester. Official well paid employee not some guy that trained a boys club who wore the same strips.

Do I think big Jock Wallace knew  Dunne was a beast? 100% no

Malay take that chyte and yourself to the celtic thread, we aint interested.

Only heard it had been suspended until further notice, Aka.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52121463

Whole thing will prob get cancelled and 2019/20 season replayed as was, imo - albeit with changes within teams due to player contracts expiring, etc.

Looking forward to the new chant in the SPL, "None-in-a-row, none-in-a-row …"

Cheer up Neil Lennon

Anymore BIG announcements from your sources iamabraggart?

King akabula,

The staff at a major medical research institute were informed that it was going to be announced the following Sunday that the Country was going into lockdown, but the circus clown chickened out.

How many more have died and will continue to die because of his dithering and obfuscation?

Cheer up imaplonker, oh what does it mean, to a and a sh1t football team

stewart,

I use the epithet 'King' because his username makes him sound like the leader of a primitive African tribe whereas in actual fact he is only an ordinary member of a primitive Scottish tribe ,the Hun.

Btw, there was a was a time when I used to think that you were a sensible bloke. Is Sevco's imminent collapse causing you distress?

Gotta laugh at mugs like him and the rest of them posting their pish in here, Aka   They just can't help themselves in their admiration and jealousy of Scotland's greatest and most famous football club

UEFA not taking too kindly to Belgium's decision yesterday.  Quite right too.

What a complete and utter mug he is.  Country in a state of emergency yet still he feels it necessary to post his pish in here.  What a lowlife sadsack nomark LOSER he is

Celtic announced similar last week.

Fair play to Barry Ferguson agree with him about the awarding of the title to Celtic, not the way we want to win it,but we have to abide by the decision of the governing body.

Clubs have until 5pm to vote.

Dundee are the club, they will vote No, I would too.

I have to admit I quite like the stuff coming from Ibrox, we all want the season to be completed and clubs need cash just now.

However, there needs to be more information on how that is going to be achieved or I couldn't vote for it.

Draw up a supporting plan and set dates.

Play the games behind closed doors.
3 games a week, they have big squads, they have ten sitting on the bench every week doing mostly FCUCK ALL
Draw up a " back to training plan" in accordance with PFA, submit it Scottish government with risk assessments and best practice guidelines.

Celtic and Rangers could train safely no problem at Lennoxtown and Murray Park.

The sessions would not be ideal but it would be something.

I think Aberdeen and the Edinburgh clubs have decent facilities.

We could give Motherwell Barrowfield on loan.

I don't know much about other clubs.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/rangers-demand-neil-doncaster-suspension-in-explosive-statement-calling-for-independent-investigation-into-spfl/ar-BB12tQBm
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Rangers have called for SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster to be suspended - along with the organisation's legal adviser Rod McKenzie.

In an explosive statement, the Ibrox club say they have been given evidence via a whistleblower that 'raises serious concerns' about the SPFL's handling of their voting process.

“We call for the suspension of the SPFL’s Chief Executive, Neil Doncaster and its legal adviser, Rod McKenzie while an independent investigation is conducted.”

the vote was received

any innocent party will welcome any investigation

and you will also not there was no denial in SPFL statement , possibly forgot that bit tho tbf

Inverness CT chief reveals Dundee messages in SPFL vote controversy

A remarkable Saturday afternoon in Scottish football started with confusion about whether Dundee had cast their decisive vote on league plans to curtail the season, and ended with Rangers calling for the suspension of SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster.

The Dens Park club intended to vote against the proposal, but the league say their slip never arrived.

There has been silence from the club, while Rangers say they have evidence that raises "serious concerns" over the voting process.

So what on earth happened in the lead-up to the Friday evening deadline?

Of the nine Championships clubs who have voted, Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Partick Thistle are the two who went against the plans. And they were relying on Dundee's promise to vote with them to bring down the resolution, which requires eight of the 10 second-tier clubs to favour it.

The SPFL have already secured enough votes from the Premiership and Leagues One and Two.

Speaking to BBC Scotland's Sportsound, Inverness CT chief executive Scot Gardiner revealed there was a WhatsApp group of Championship clubs used to communicate plans on voting.

We take you through what he laid out.

Showing solidarity
Gardiner said Inverness CT, Partick Thistle and Dundee had co-ordinated a plan to vote together in solidarity, but due to logistical reasons agreed it was impractical.

"Partick Thistle, ourselves and Dundee had all spoken openly and said we could not vote for this resolution," he said.

"We agreed we wouldn't vote at the same time, but we just send in our vote and we would all circulate that vote so everyone could see it."

'DFC vote submitted'
"Thistle were the first club to vote," Gardiner continued. "[Chief executive] Gerry Britton sent his voting slip to all of us - not just the three clubs, there were other clubs in this WhatsApp group so we're not the only ones who've seen this - Partick Thistle sent their voting slip at 14:52 which was signed and dated.

"At 16:24 we received Dundee's voting slip signed and dated and we all received that, I've got the photograph of that voting slip signed and dated by John [Nelms].

"At 16:39 I signed and dated our voting slip, and I published that to the group and I submitted our vote.

"At 16:52 we then got a message from Dundee's club secretary [Eric Drysdale], and the final line is 'DFC vote submitted'. That's the facts of the matter as we were concerned."

'It became quite alarming'
Gardiner said he spoke to executives at Partick Thistle, who were quite emotional given the circumstances, but added there was relief the votes had been cast. But soon, word began to filter through that Dundee's vote had not come in yet.

At 17:52, the SPFL released a statement declaring the votes, with only two Championship clubs stated as against the motion.

According to the league, Dundee emailed them after the deadline saying: "Please do not consider our vote cast at this time."

"I was saying to people there must be a glitch in communication because I have the vote in front of me," said Gardiner. "I was looking at it. So I was quite relaxed.

"We then received a message at 18:07 from the Dundee secretary saying that their vote wasn't received but he gave us his solemn word that it was sent. At that stage it was quite alarming. I replied with a question at 18:12.

"Jacqui [Low, chairman] from Partick Thistle said the 5pm deadline isn't statutory, it's advisory, you can just resend it and it still counts, as the deadline isn't for 28 days.

"At that stage we were told he [Dundee's club secretary Drysdale] had been instructed [by John Nelms] to hold off on resubmitting their vote."

'We're all in the dark'
Gardiner described the conversation at this point as "pretty fraught", and laid out his messages to Dundee.

"I replied to Eric's message, at 18:23, saying 'If the SPFL contacted you to say we have not received your vote Eric, wouldn't you have just resent it?' He said 'I would have, I am extremely confused.'

"He replies saying no one contacted him and he assumed the vote had been cast and was waiting an acknowledgement. He then heard the SPFL's statement, and he was cursing who hadn't voted."

After this, Gardiner says clubs have heard nothing further from Dundee in the group.

"It's radio silence," he added. "We have no idea what's going on now, it's baffling to us.

"We are now all in the dark. I have not spoken to the league. I don't know what's happening. Only one club knows in relation to this. I have it here, Dundee vote submitted. After that, who knows."

BBC Scotland contacted Dundee for comment, but the club would not do so at this time.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52256506

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