Hearts Aberdeen and Dundee United are voting no to the newco going straight into SPL. Scottish Sun reporting they are looking to buy Bury so they can move to England. England dont want the baggage that comes with them (trust me!!) , have read Vlad's open letter re the reason for the no vote, well ...

Mofo wrote:Back to the cup final, it won't be played in the capital.

Correct, the SFA ruled out Murrayfield as an option and it will be held at Hampden as per usual.

After defeating Celtic last night :D Hearts have booked their place in the Scottish Cup final and will face Hibs for what will be the biggest Edinburgh Derby in 137 years of rivalry between the two clubs. It is the first time the teams have played each other in the final of the competition since ...

DOC wrote:does that mean he will get paid for this season?

Mibbes aye, mibbes naw

He won Hearts young player of the year award last night.

The best thing about the SPL in the early 80's is the fact that it wasnt just two clubs banging away with the league all the time. Yes, the Glasgow giants still ruled the roost, so to speak, but Aberdeen, Dundee Utd, even Hibs and Hearts were farily competitive. 1979: Celtic 1980: Aberdeen 1981 ...

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redsfan wrote:How much are Rangers in debt?

They "owe" HMRC 49 million pounds, but they are appealing that amount, saying it's significantly less.

Craig Whyte is suggesting it could be around £75 million as HMRC are permitted to charge a penalty payment to the overall amount due.

The old firm moving into the English set up is nothing more than a pipe dream imo. England certainly doesn't need the old firm to enhance their league and I not sure they would want to be associated with the baggage that comes with both clubs. However if some sort of move for the old firm did come ...

im sure some of those coppers where dancing as well :mrgreen: :mrgreen: Probably too busy dealing with the celtic supporter who was stabbed by one of his fellow supporters at half-time http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-16914702 where does it say a celtic supporter stabbed him ...

web wrote:im sure some of those coppers where dancing as well

Probably too busy dealing with the celtic supporter who was stabbed by one of his fellow supporters at half-time

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-h ... s-16914702

The old firm moving into the English set up is nothing more than a pipe dream imo. England certainly doesn't need the old firm to enhance their league and I not sure they would want to be associated with the baggage that comes with both clubs. However if some sort of move for the old firm did come ...

It will certainly make for interesting viewing over the January transfer window and in the summer to see what players are sold however I can think of a good eight or nine first team squad players that if sold would have very little affect on the quality of our playing staff but a considerable affect ...

a lot of the empty seats you see are from our 40'000 odd season book holders who sometimes do not turn up for whatever reason, all the ga seats for each home game are generally sold yes we know tynecastle is dilapidated but surely a rebuild is a better option considering mad vlad is selling off the ...

As HMFC said the proposal to move to a new stadium has little to do with our current home crowd figures but rather the fact that Tynecastle or the main stand in particular is no longer fit for purpose. Although in an ideal world the stand would be replaced and we could remain at Tynecastle, our home ...