Sevco Thread

[dervish]

An oven, fridge and hot plates is available to the club chef to help prepare meals for players on board.

 

Presumably for cooking tasty treats, like dead rats.

 

V1CAR10US

[jassb]

hope the bus has a crash. a serious one.

[Ingolfsson]

Good piece by Dons fan Michael Grant in the Herald on the attention seeking vermin.

 

http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/opinion/rangers-have-to-keep-an-eye-on-their-spending-or-face-financial-woe-again.21493542

 

Ever since, there have been plenty who feared – and just as many who hoped – the club was sleepwalking its way back into insolvency.

[Karl Fletcher]

Administration before the end of the year hopefully.

[Pudgie]

Jesus. Just had a peek on hunmedia and there's some saying that the reason people are wanting them to cut costs is so they can get a return on their investment. Absolutely unbelievable!

[Karl Fletcher]

Pre-contracts is my understanding.

 

Sign all these cunts but they can't play them and pay them until September 1st.

 

Basically, they found a very obvious loophole.

 

Transfer embargo should mean just that. No transfer dealings allowed whatsoever.

[Huntlysheep]

CUNTS!!

[King Street Loon]

A lot of them played over the weekend in a friendly.

[Foster14]

A lot of them played over the weekend in a friendly.

 

They'll have been played as trialists.

 

And the league rules in the Scottish lower divisions means that they can play 2 (or perhaps it is 3) trialists in any game. Meaning that some of the pre-contract players will play for them before September 1.

[Bamber]

Pre-contracts is my understanding.

 

Sign all these cunts but they can't play them and pay them until September 1st.

 

Basically, they found a very obvious loophole.

 

Transfer embargo should mean just that. No transfer dealings allowed whatsoever.

 

Doesn't make sense though still - I reckon they may be heading for an all might c&&k-up - BE extremely funny if it happens

 

The SFA rules state that

 

Notwithstanding the foregoing provision,

a professional Player who has failed to find employment during a registration period

may sign and be registered for a Club outwith the Registration Periods.

 

I'm struggling to see how they can be said to have failed to find employment when they are being used in promotional material and being played this early in the pre season. They may play them as trialists as is within the rules - it will be very interesting to see if they manage to actually register them come the 1st september as they don't seem to meet the criteria.

 

If rangers have made any payment to them outside expenses then they are clearly in employment in a registration period

[tup]

Aye the big huns beat the Brora huns 2-0 yesterday.

 

They wanted £20k for a friendly

 

Brora were more than delighted to pay it

[Ingolfsson]

Aye the big huns beat the Brora huns 2-0 yesterday.

 

They wanted £20k for a friendly

 

Brora were more than delighted to pay it

 

Does that not some these cunts up perfectly. Shameless scum reveling in their own misguided self-importance.

[Dynamo]

Aye the big huns beat the Brora huns 2-0 yesterday.

 

They wanted £20k for a friendly

 

Brora were more than delighted to pay it

 

No surprise there though. The Brora Huns will have been delighted to see their big team in town.

[Pash]

 

 

Doesn't make sense though still - I reckon they may be heading for an all might c&&k-up - BE extremely funny if it happens

 

The SFA rules state that

 

Notwithstanding the foregoing provision,

a professional Player who has failed to find employment during a registration period

may sign and be registered for a Club outwith the Registration Periods.

 

I'm struggling to see how they can be said to have failed to find employment when they are being used in promotional material and being played this early in the pre season. They may play them as trialists as is within the rules - it will be very interesting to see if they manage to actually register them come the 1st september as they don't seem to meet the criteria.

 

If rangers have made any payment to them outside expenses then they are clearly in employment in a registration period

The rangers.

[Iraq_Red]

Hey Tup, have you been on the BBC website, giving the followers of Sevco what for?

[caledonia]

I also saw him on the doncaster thread on the BBC

[tutankamun]

Also on the BBC 'SPL' page:

 

 

Yes, a story about Partick Thistle & Dundee Utd making history by competing in the first ever SPFL match, comes under the headline of 'Rangers' for some reason. WTF?

 

Although to be fair, the zombies are given a mention in the 3rd paragraph... for some reason.

[Tommy]

We all agreeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

[dervish]

Seeing some stuff on FB about the 'glorious twelfth'... so glad they are gone. Sun is shining, it's Friday and they are dead.

[tightbreeks]

you read about sevco's new signings as if it is the huns 10 years ago. until you read about where they just played, Ipswich and the mighty southend utd.

 

the guillibilest guillible spastics in the world, with absolutely nothing else to live for in their vile existence.

[tup]

Yes I have been on BBC site, got a bit of grief for my opinion, gave it back in spades.

 

Result?

 

Comments deleted en masse.

 

Fuck the huns.

[Ingolfsson]

Hun MP injured by huns

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-23299768

[Huntlysheep]

Hun MP injured by huns

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-23299768

Minkers the lot o the cunts.

[BrianFaePerth]

Caught the end of SSN interviewing Sally. Fuckin hell, talk about fawning over him, wishing "Rangers", whoever the fuck they are, all the best for their campaign etc

[Mouse]

Minkers the lot o the cunts.

Carpet bomb the lot of them

[lazio_don]

Carpet bomb the lot of them

Some napalm from above would soon sort out the problem of those knuckle dragging hun loving ulster bigots.

[dervish]

Some napalm from above would soon sort out the problem of those knuckle dragging hun loving ulster bigots.

 

Real orange men then.

[The Boofon]

There's a shock.

 

http://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/sfl-division-three/rangers-sfa-to-make-no-further-ibrox-probe-1-3003679

 

THE SFA have told Rangers the rangers that the ruling body won’t be launching a further enquiry into last year’s takeover of the club by the consortium fronted by Charles Green.

Revelations of taped conversations between discredited former owner Craig Whyte with Green and business partner Imran Ahmad prompted then chairman Malcolm Murray to commission an independent investigation of that buy-out by law firm Pinsent Mason.

Although their report cleared Green (who stood down as chief executive in April) and Ahmad (removed as finance director at Ibrox the same month) SFA CEO Stewart Regan claimed in May that they may launch their own investigation. “We have asked a number of specific questions relating to what went on in the period leading up to liquidation and the period surrounding the transfer of membership,” he said. “There are some very specific questions we have asked that require some very specific answers. If we don’t get those answers, we reserve the right to further investigation.

“The nature of the questions we have asked relate to the links between Green, Ahmad and Whyte, the details surrounding money that was lodged in Ahmad’s mother’s bank account and various conversations that allegedly took place.”

However, it emerged last night that the SFA have decided that there is no case for Green and Ahmad to answer. On the basis of the evidence they have seen from the Pinsent Mason findings, they have ruled that there is no requirement for the issue to be referred to compliance officer Vincent Lunny.

[tup]

Not corrupt at all then, phew, I'm totally reassured now, thanks SFA, worry over.

[dervish]

I fully expected them to do SFA about it. On a plus point the Sevco lost 15% today.