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Date Posted: 11:35:17 04/03/06 Mon
Author: fizz
Subject: Re: May 13th Perfect scenario
In reply to: Jase 's message, "Re: May 13th Perfect scenario" on 16:18:10 04/02/06 Sun

Hmm given that Rangers were playing the one team with not even a realistic chance of changing their league position i wasn't that impressed.
What do you think was the more impressive performance to measure current form at the weekend? A side scoring four goals, keeping a clean sheet and basically humiliating their opponents who the broadsheet media in Scotland never cease telling us are a wonderful footballing team with the best young manager and young players in the country (and a side they have already scored 4 against twice this season, somthing no other Scottish team have managed to do even once this season)or a team scoring four goals and conceding one against a gutless shower of over paid nobody's who have probably underachieved more than any other Premier League club this season and have managed the great achievement of only one win (against a side poorer than a good few 1st division sides) since their 'saviour' of a manager took over.

Difference between United and Gretna? One team sees their generous chairman as someone who has provided them with fantastic opportunitys and responded so whilst the other group of players see their generous chairman as a dying old man who they can free-load off.

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