There was barely a dissenting voice across the various Ibrox podcasts, websites and forums. It appears that almost 15 years after being introduced to Craig Whyte that every single one of them nod in agreement at everything that they are told.
In summary there wasn’t evidence to disallow Maeda’s ‘goal’ against Kilmarnock, various human factors were put together to cancel out the ‘goal’ from the Japanese striker.
Dembele scored a hat-trick, Scott Sinclair and Stuart Armstrong also netted with Barton finishing the match in central defence trying to keep beach balls out of the net. He failed with that as well.
With more than a decade to reflect on the Whyte saga it appears that Keevins has learned very little, he has been nodding through the 49GERS takeover even though Jackson has quickly moved on to 49ers Enterprises to Andrew Cavenagh and now an unidentified American consortium.
While this goes on loyal bears can vent their anger at Sutton, meanwhile the culprits for their demise hide out in the Blue Room , waiting to sup out of the cherished Loving Cup, toasting a monarch just back from Rome with no intention of ever setting foot inside Ibrox.
In the week that Alan Tait was removed from the VAR list another incident has put the integrity of Scotland’s match officials under the microscope. Daizen Maeda was again the victim.Whether you are winning or losing 4-1 the same Laws of the Game apply, whether an incident is in the…
So nothing changes. There’s absolutely no doubt, unless Dermot tells me differently in the summer, I will be excited and ready for the beginning of the season.
We always want to improve the team, improve the hunger in the team. That’s always key, you need the freshness. It’s either that or the manager goes, it’s simple, there’s no rocket science in it.
The cheeky chappie is full of gags and banter when he is watching any English side in action, last night he stopped just short of ‘Ah’ll tell you this boy’ with his appearance increasingly matching the Govan street philosopher made famous by Gregor Fisher in the eighties.
Aitken’s absence this weekend is at least curious, there is no reason for him to be taking a holiday, there was an international break over March 22 and 23, next weekend there are only two top flight fixtures, the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup.