The Shamrock
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That would be fun. The two-faced twisted follow followers would cheer him down Edmiston Drive just like they did with Saint Craigy Whyte. Fkn dafties.
That would be fun. The two-faced twisted follow followers would cheer him down Edmiston Drive just like they did with Saint Craigy Whyte. Fkn dafties.
can yae imagine the death threats big mikes recieved n who woul buy a scottish club with awe the uncertainty just now...think of the money you would have to spend up there b4 you turn a coin...millions on the stadium jist to start wae them millions on a team taking the gamble that yar gonnie topple us
michael duffy
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Squash them like ye'd squash a bug! sorry bugs! 
lennono
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I dinny think Ashley wid touch them....tooooo toxic.....They need someone like that now to get them aff the edge......Prob been sendin begging letters oot tae every rich Orangeman on the planet....Bit is aw they rich Orangemen like makin money anaw….and they say nah nah...been there...done that....yer gawny have tae crawl back intae that grave.
The Shamrock
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I think the way the DUP have pushed themselves to the forefront with this issue is very telling. They could be the next gullibillies erm I mean investors.
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kelly
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No wonder scottish footballs fkd up , look at the list ,,no wonder the huns get away with shit scot free
green sprig
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First Premiership club call on SPFL to declare the season over | videocelts.com
St Mirren have called on the SPFL to declare the Premiership season as over.
videocelts.com
St Mirren step up to the plate.
HH.
lennono
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I really hope that happens...and they get found oot…..get ice cream oot the freezer, and leave it on the bunker fur half an hour...before addin jelly...green lime flavoured....pour oot yer best drink...sit back...put the tele on...and laff like fuck.....Because the auld sayin...The Bigger ye are The Harder ye fall...wid be on the news....
boab1916
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easyJambo 28th April 2020 at 15:35.First Premiership club call on SPFL to declare the season over | videocelts.com
St Mirren have called on the SPFL to declare the Premiership season as over.
St Mirren step up to the plate.
HH.
From President Macron today
“La saison de football ne pourra pas reprendre. Les grandes manifestations sportives et culturelles ne pourront se tenir avant le mois de septembre.”
…… or
“The football season cannot resume. The major sporting and cultural events cannot be held before September. ”
That might cause a bit of a rethink by UEFA when one of their big 5 leagues is forced to abandon their plans to complete their leagues during the summer.
I suppose they will have emailed their interim accounts and the email will have got lost in cyberspace. Still, it gives them a chance to change the figures.
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kelly
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THE SFA and SPFL's joint response group have announced six sub-groups for their Scottish Football Restart initiative.
Both governing bodies have kicked off planning for when football is given the green light to return.
The SFA and SPFL joint response group have revealed their sub-groups for Scottish Football Restart
"The JRG sub-groups will be integral to that process and are formed under the jurisdiction of the Scottish FA Board.
Sub-Groups
1. Medical and Player Welfare (co-chaired by Dr John MacLean and Duncan Fraser)
Mark Blount | Queen of the South
Eric Drysdale | Club Secretary, Dundee
Dr Jonny Gordon | National Team Doctor, Scottish FA
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Graeme Jones | Head of Performance, Scottish FA
Nathan Ring | Head of Medical, Hibernian
Adam Stokes | Head of Medical, Aberdeen
Dr Gareth Strachan | Club Doctor, Montrose
Marcin Szostak | Head of Medical, Dundee United
Dr Mark Waller | Club Doctor, Rangers
Tim Williamson | Head of Medical Services, Celtic
2. Club and Stadium Operations (Co-chaired by Ian Maxwell/Mike Mulraney)
Gerry Britton | Chief Executive, Partick Thistle
Danny Bisland | National Club GROW Manager, Scottish FA
Lorna Cameron | Interim Executive Officer, Scottish Women’s Football
Derek Crossan | Club Secretary, Linlithgow Rose
Leeann Dempster | Chief Executive, Hibernian
Adrian Filby | Commercial Director, Celtic
Steven Gunn | Director of Football Operations, Aberdeen
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Robin Howe | Security & Operations Manager, Rangers
Robbie MacGregor | Chair of Football Safety Officers Association Scotland
Laura McCallum | Head of Football Admin & Legal Affairs, Dundee United
Garry O’Hagan | Football Operations Professional
Police Scotland | Represented by Campbell Crawford, Chief Inspector NFIP Scotland
John Taylor | Vice-Chairman, Clyde
Fraser Wishart | Chief Executive, PFA Scotland
3. Supporter Welfare (Co-chaired by Mike Mulraney/Ian Maxwell)
Stuart Brown | Chairman, Stirling Albion
Andrew Byron | Director, Partick Thistle
Adrian Filby | Commercial Director, Celtic
Gregor Hall | Director, Queen’s Park
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Drew Main | Director, Dunfermline Athletic
Colin Millar | Senior Operations Manager, Hibernian
Alan Russell | Chief Executive, Supporters Direct Scotland
Tony Smith | Club Secretary, Camelon Juniors
Margaret Steven | Director, Cowdenbeath
4. Broadcasting and Innovation (Chaired by Neil Doncaster)
James Bisgrove | Commercial & Marketing Director, Rangers
Dave Cormack | Chairman, Aberdeen
Ron Gordon | Chairman, Hibernian
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Kerry Keenan | Head of Marketing and Multi Media, Celtic
Kieran Koszary | Executive Director, Falkirk
Gregg McEwan | Head of Marketing & Commercial Operations, Kilmarnock
Rod McKenzie | SPFL Legal Counsel
Chris Rawlings | Commercial Director, Scottish FA
Andrew Sinclair | Head of Partnerships, SPFL
Duncan Smillie | Director, Partick Thistle
5. Regulation (Chair Calum Beattie)
Sandy Bryson | Head of Registrations, Scottish FA
Andrew Dickson | Director of Finance and Administration, Rangers
Laura Dougan | Head of Football Governance, Scottish FA
George Fraser | Chairman, SLFL
Steven Gunn | Director of Football Operations, Aberdeen
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Rod Houston | Secretary, SHFL
Laura McCallum | Head of Football Administration & Legal Affairs, Dundee United
Fiona McIntyre | Scottish Women’s Football
Thomas McKeown | Scottish Amateurs
Rod McKenzie | SPFL Legal Counsel
Michael Nicholson | Director of Football and Legal Affairs, Celtic
Gordon Thomson | Club Secretary, Clyde
6. Grassroots (chaired by Thomas McKeown)
Tom Anderson | Scottish Youth FA
Lorna Cameron | Scottish Women’s Football
John Campbell | Scottish Welfare FA
Robert Craig | Para-Football Scotland
John Gold | Scottish Schools FA
Andrew Gould | Head of Football Development, Scottish FA
John Greenhorn | East of Scotland League
Colin Holden | South of Scotland League
Tom Johnston | Scottish Junior FA
Both governing bodies have kicked off planning for when football is given the green light to return.
The SFA and SPFL joint response group have revealed their sub-groups for Scottish Football Restart
"The JRG sub-groups will be integral to that process and are formed under the jurisdiction of the Scottish FA Board.
Sub-Groups
1. Medical and Player Welfare (co-chaired by Dr John MacLean and Duncan Fraser)
Mark Blount | Queen of the South
Eric Drysdale | Club Secretary, Dundee
Dr Jonny Gordon | National Team Doctor, Scottish FA
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Graeme Jones | Head of Performance, Scottish FA
Nathan Ring | Head of Medical, Hibernian
Adam Stokes | Head of Medical, Aberdeen
Dr Gareth Strachan | Club Doctor, Montrose
Marcin Szostak | Head of Medical, Dundee United
Dr Mark Waller | Club Doctor, Rangers
Tim Williamson | Head of Medical Services, Celtic
2. Club and Stadium Operations (Co-chaired by Ian Maxwell/Mike Mulraney)
Gerry Britton | Chief Executive, Partick Thistle
Danny Bisland | National Club GROW Manager, Scottish FA
Lorna Cameron | Interim Executive Officer, Scottish Women’s Football
Derek Crossan | Club Secretary, Linlithgow Rose
Leeann Dempster | Chief Executive, Hibernian
Adrian Filby | Commercial Director, Celtic
Steven Gunn | Director of Football Operations, Aberdeen
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Robin Howe | Security & Operations Manager, Rangers
Robbie MacGregor | Chair of Football Safety Officers Association Scotland
Laura McCallum | Head of Football Admin & Legal Affairs, Dundee United
Garry O’Hagan | Football Operations Professional
Police Scotland | Represented by Campbell Crawford, Chief Inspector NFIP Scotland
John Taylor | Vice-Chairman, Clyde
Fraser Wishart | Chief Executive, PFA Scotland
3. Supporter Welfare (Co-chaired by Mike Mulraney/Ian Maxwell)
Stuart Brown | Chairman, Stirling Albion
Andrew Byron | Director, Partick Thistle
Adrian Filby | Commercial Director, Celtic
Gregor Hall | Director, Queen’s Park
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Drew Main | Director, Dunfermline Athletic
Colin Millar | Senior Operations Manager, Hibernian
Alan Russell | Chief Executive, Supporters Direct Scotland
Tony Smith | Club Secretary, Camelon Juniors
Margaret Steven | Director, Cowdenbeath
4. Broadcasting and Innovation (Chaired by Neil Doncaster)
James Bisgrove | Commercial & Marketing Director, Rangers
Dave Cormack | Chairman, Aberdeen
Ron Gordon | Chairman, Hibernian
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Kerry Keenan | Head of Marketing and Multi Media, Celtic
Kieran Koszary | Executive Director, Falkirk
Gregg McEwan | Head of Marketing & Commercial Operations, Kilmarnock
Rod McKenzie | SPFL Legal Counsel
Chris Rawlings | Commercial Director, Scottish FA
Andrew Sinclair | Head of Partnerships, SPFL
Duncan Smillie | Director, Partick Thistle
5. Regulation (Chair Calum Beattie)
Sandy Bryson | Head of Registrations, Scottish FA
Andrew Dickson | Director of Finance and Administration, Rangers
Laura Dougan | Head of Football Governance, Scottish FA
George Fraser | Chairman, SLFL
Steven Gunn | Director of Football Operations, Aberdeen
David Hamilton | Scottish Government
Rod Houston | Secretary, SHFL
Laura McCallum | Head of Football Administration & Legal Affairs, Dundee United
Fiona McIntyre | Scottish Women’s Football
Thomas McKeown | Scottish Amateurs
Rod McKenzie | SPFL Legal Counsel
Michael Nicholson | Director of Football and Legal Affairs, Celtic
Gordon Thomson | Club Secretary, Clyde
6. Grassroots (chaired by Thomas McKeown)
Tom Anderson | Scottish Youth FA
Lorna Cameron | Scottish Women’s Football
John Campbell | Scottish Welfare FA
Robert Craig | Para-Football Scotland
John Gold | Scottish Schools FA
Andrew Gould | Head of Football Development, Scottish FA
John Greenhorn | East of Scotland League
Colin Holden | South of Scotland League
Tom Johnston | Scottish Junior FA
Didn't he also say that he thought the leagues should complete in September and that he was sorry Celtic would have to wait that long given the big lead that it holds? I'm sure I read that.
Tenerife tim
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The scumbags will welcome big Mike back with open arms if they think it'll stop the 10.look at way they welcomed back McGregor, Davis and laffatme after they fkd off in their hour of need. Wouldn't have thought for a minute we would welcome back anyone who'd shat on us like that. I certainly fkn hope not. Their desperation is such they'll accept anything to stop us.fuck em ain't happening. Here for the 10 HH
michael duffy
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probably issue a statement sayin there's not enough sevco minded people involved!
boab1916
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Hun radio making a statement that Neil Doncaster is earning £338000 a year whilst they are eye popping wages, it is not the CEO who decides the wage if you look at the EP down south it appears from the comment that the decisions are football decisions to employ people they need to adminstrate legal and finascial documents, its actually what Accountants, Solicitors, PR, can command.
Most Premier League CEOs earn north of £1m, so salary won’t be a barrier or an issue for clubs
Executive at a Premier League club
The rejections have left the recruitment process in tatters. Bruce Buck, the chairman of Chelsea FC, who is leading a five-person panel responsible for finding a new chief executive, has been forced to draw up a new shortlist in conjunction with the headhunters Spencer Stuart. Most Premier League CEOs earn north of £1m, so salary won’t be a barrier or an issue for clubs Executive at a Premier League club The panel has not discussed increasing the pay being offered, said a person close to its thinking. But offering a better pay packet has been recommended by many clubs in the league, as a way of flushing out stronger names, said a senior executive at one of England’s top teams, who added: “[When drawing up the original shortlist], we thought . . . ‘they are not paying enough’.” One argument being used to justify a potential increase in the pay award is that the Premier League post is comparable in standing to a FTSE 100 chief executive or commissioner of a US sports league.
Steviebhoy67
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Does that only apply to organisations adhering to FFP Boab? I'm fekn confused
michael duffy
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Is that why nosferatu got in quick last night wi' covid related administration
POD
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On the topic of accounts. What is the position of a CEO, who is also a qualified professional accountant, managing a business that continues to trade whilst insolvent ? Not a good situation to find yourself in, if you see the situation looming.
Not pointing a finger at anyone.
Not pointing a finger at anyone.
boab1916
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FFP, phew, when has that ever been applied, might be a bit hard to find a placemen this time round with SR going behind his mates back.Does that only apply to organisations adhering to FFP Boab? I'm fekn confused
