Doesn't change that Lennon is a twat though. Just not sure his worst crime is wearing gloves.

The bullied part was tongue in cheek and besides, I am sure I would remain quite unaffected by any of the nonsense that you choose to spout so warm up all you like!

 

Ok then, for a start admit that you are wanderer123/Bolton Tim under a different moniker.

 

Then tell me whether you consider the bombings of Warrington/M62/Manchester as terrorist atrocities or part of a 'freedom fight'.

 

What are your views on the Parkhead protests on Remembrance Day?

Ok then, for a start admit that you are wanderer123/Bolton Tim under a different moniker.

 

Then tell me whether you consider the bombings of Warrington/M62/Manchester as terrorist atrocities or part of a 'freedom fight'.

 

What are your views on the Parkhead protests on Remembrance Day?

 

I'll be interested to see how he justifies a coward and putting a bomb in a bin, and then waiting to see how many young children he can kill with it... and then claim it is "fighting".

 

 

But, and credit where it's due, the bombing of Manchester was a bonus. It's far nicer round there now.

Edited May 13, 201115 yr by DazBobParr

Proper soft bastards those Royal Marines

 

Oi!! my son in law is a Royal Marine Commando, he kills for a living,

 

Them again my daughter did buy him some gloves for Christmas

Ok then, for a start admit that you are wanderer123/Bolton Tim under a different moniker.

 

Then tell me whether you consider the bombings of Warrington/M62/Manchester as terrorist atrocities or part of a 'freedom fight'.

 

What are your views on the Parkhead protests on Remembrance Day?

 

Wrong again! I'm wanderer123 & Bolton Tim

Edited May 13, 201115 yr by superwhite81

Wrong again! I'm wanderer123 & Bolton Tim

 

FFS, knowing you're still around makes my life complete.

 

A good weekend for the teddy bears eh?

 

GSTQ.

W@nker

 

Good afternoon Andrew.

 

How's Clare?

Wrong again! I'm wanderer123 & Bolton Tim

 

No he's not, I'm wanderer123 & bolton Tim.

No he's not, I'm wanderer123 & bolton Tim.

 

I thought you were spartacus?

...............I'll offer you an olive branch though. I wouldn't mind seeing Sellick win 9-0 against Motherwell on Sunday. This, however, has to be allied with a very lacklustre Rangers display a Killie where they win 1-0 with a thoroughly undeserved penalty in the 96th minute where the taker slips and the ball bobbles strangely through the keepers hands to hit one post, trickle to the other and then just fail to fully cross the line but the linesman and referee award a goal anyway. Oh yes, that would make for a fine weekend and make up for seeing the scum lift the English title again.

 

Sorry about that Bolty

Sorry about that Bolty

 

 

What a 7 minutes that was! I take it all back - I wanted it this way

 

The party at Green Brigade corner must be something else

 

There's not a team.

No he's not, I'm wanderer123 & bolton Tim.

 

 

I have always had my doubts about you Biff. That quiff for a start...........

Ha ha , fuck off Lennon

Going back to the 'statesmanlike' comment. Walter Smiths thoughts on the season:-

 

Departing Rangers manager Walter Smith insists he is "ready to get out of Scotland" as he pointed the finger at Celtic for setting the tone for a highly-controversial season.

 

Smith left his job at Ibrox on Sunday after a third successive SPL title but it has been a campaign of confrontation off the field.

 

The 63-year-old insists he is glad to see the end of the season but believes Celtic's ongoing contentious relationships with both match officials and the Scottish Football Association prompted the tone.

 

Smith told The Scotsman: "After the season we have had here, I am more than ready to get out of here, out of Scotland.

 

"It has been a fraught year for everybody, I don't think there has been any doubt about that.

 

"The season got off to a bad start, in that respect, when Celtic put up a challenge to referees and to everybody else. That got the season off to a bad start and it went downhill after that.

 

"From my own point of view, I hope everybody would realise that people who work in Scottish football, referees included, are always under terrific scrutiny.

 

"It was an unfair circumstance they were placed in this season and I just hope that now everybody gets on with it.

 

"And I hope Celtic realise that, if their team is good enough, they will win. If they're not good enough, they'll not win.

 

"They can't look at anybody else, whether it's referees or any other influence.

 

"I don't say that in a smug way. I just felt that the challenge Celtic put up to referees set the tone for what has been a poor season for our country, in terms of publicity overall.

 

"As I said about three weeks ago, it seems as though I've spent a whole season answering questions about everything except football.

 

"When it gets to this stage, it seems to me that all of the focus has been deflected from what it should have been on, which is football players, what they do, who wins, who loses. We've not been talking about that this season."