Sewer Timmy

57 League Championships and counting!

Come on bhoys and ghirls swallow your prejudice and show some dignity in acknowledging the 'Gers achievement.

No? Oh well, I'm pretty sure we can live with your envy and pathetic pettiness...we've managed quite well enogh up till now. Hahaha!

C'mon the 'Gers!

Always comparing themselves to Rangers. No wonder their ambitions never reach further than the River Clyde. As long as Rangers are 'below them' then all's well in their little world.

What a bunch of losers.

Once again I submitted a question but it never appeared. Several others have complained about the same thing.

And the last time I asked this question, Yahoo, in their infinite wisdom, issued me a violation!!

Is it even worth continuing?

And I thought I only had to say yes.

Maybe I'll win everything NEXT year in Scotland. Or the year after,

Still, I hear Exeter and Northampton are looking for a manager.

Why am I so unpopular outside of Paradise?

When prompted, the British media loves to talk about Glasgow Rangers' old sectarian policy in the last century of not signing Catholic players.

Why is there rarely, if ever, talk about Celtic's policy of only having a totally Catholic executive board? (and for all we know, one that still holds true today).

The main reason their legendary Jock Stein left the club after all he done for them and had been promised a seat on the board.

When prompted, the British media loves to talk about Glasgow Rangers' old sectarian policy in the last century of not signing Catholic players.

Why is there rarely, if ever, talk about Celtic's policy of only having a totally Catholic executive board? (and for all we know, one that still holds true today).

The main reason their legendary Jock Stein left the club after all he done for them and had been promised a seat on the board.

Seeing as how Celtic are riding the crest of a wave at the moment with everything going their way, what's the betting the first time some major decision, unfortunate occurence or something that doesn't suit them goes against this utopia they're living in at the moment, all the old arguments of how 'persecuted they are' and how the SFA/ Referees Association/ Scottish media and/or opposing ballboys have it in' for them come to fore once more.

We have already got a sampling of such protesting of innocence and purity when a segment of their moronic support took on fans and police in Amsterdam last week.

There is little opposition, on or off the field, to the tsunami that is Celtic in Scotland at the moment but the football Gods have weird and wonderful ways of balancing things out over time as so many clubs (like Rangers and numerous others) have found out to their cost.

As I say, what's the betting we will be seeing more of this 'pro test-ant' policy in the near future?

or did they listen to their fans?

PS I think County new what they were doing, didn't want their ground wrecked.

We're always hearing of Celtic wanting to get out of Scotland and join the EPL but at the same time how do they justify this when the vast majority of their fans are anti-British and mock England every chance they get?

I shudder to think what kind of reception their fans would get if they took their IRA banners and chants the length and breadth of the country.

With all the bullsh*t that's flying around the Scottish soccer, sorry, football scene these days, I got to wondering who would get the bum's rush first if they set foot in Glasgow.....Maurice Johnston or Craig Whyte?

I can open the YouTube site and sign on but as soon as I chose a video clip to view, the whole site 'freezes' up and I get a "Not Responding" message.

Can anybody help?

I can open YouTube and browse the pages but as soon as I try to view a video clip, the whole site 'freezes up' and I get a "not responding" message a few minutes later.

Any one got any answers to what's happening? I tried Youtube's own Help pages but they are so convoluted I end up going round in circles!

By ADAM MORRIS

A SCHOOLBOY football team was said to have been left "shaken and shocked" after being subjected to foul-mouthed abuse from Celtic fans when they took to the field at Tynecastle Park in Edinburgh on Sunday.

Scores of supporters were seen making obscene gestures at the youngsters as they jogged past the away stand on a lap of honour during half time of Sunday's big match.

The boys club involved - Livingston Hearts - branded their treatment a disgrace and claimed a large section of the away support took part in the booing .

It is understood club officials even warned the children to steer clear of the Celtic end in case of abuse being levelled at them while a stadium announcement reminded fans of the age of the team.

The under-13 side, which has players as young as 11, had been treated to a training session with Hearts players earlier in the week, which was followed by a short game during the interval.

Coach Robert Hardie said: "It is such an exciting day for them, they get to run through the tunnel in front of a packed stadium. Then for that to happen put a real dampener on it, you could see some of them were really shaken and shocked by it.

"Fortunately they're kids, so they will bounce back, but it was a disgrace."

Although the West Lothian outfit does have links to Hearts the players have a range of allegiances.

"There were even a couple of young Celtic supporters in the team who were really looking forward to going up in front of the fans," Mr Hardie added.

"I'm a season ticket holder and this has never happened before. Even when we play Hibs the fans always give the lads a good reception."

Hearts fan, John Lee, wrote to the Evening News to voice his displeasure. "I have never seen anything in over 25 years attending football matches that has appalled me so much," he said.

"When Hearts play Hibs, Rangers and any other club the youngsters at half-time receive a warm round of applause from both sets of fans."

This would be playing right into the hands of most of the foreign owners in the Premiership. If Wigan and three others were to withdraw (or be kicked) out, this would leave the perfect number (16) of clubs to form the NFL of England. (or the NSL if you prefer 'soccer' to 'football'!).

Given the Constitutional policy of the Premiership and the rules there within....what's to stop it becoming a reality if these foreign owners get the bit between their teeth?

Taking a small (very small) leaf from 'Chas' and posing a Q about my team's rivals.

Just wondering exactly what standard Neil Lennon was looking for when it was announced he was going to "assess" McFadden with a view to signing him for the season. In the end the ex-Motherwell player decide to re-join David Moyes at Everton after snubbing the 'bhoys' and Mick McCarthy's Wolves.

Other than the blatantly obvious (Naismith himself).....Was it Dunfermline? The referee? The SFA or an outside influence?

Just wondering what we can expect in the weeks ahead remembering the idiocy of last season.

Does your obsession with Rangers excite or frighten you?