Heard a little of him, wasn't much for Birmingham though.Calum1903 said:
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Romanov owns Ukio Bankas in Lithuania, and that company is getting pretty badly fucked by the global financial situation. Nae prizes for guessing what's going to happen to the Diet Huns if Ukio Bankas gets in serious trouble, since all the money Hearts have comes from loans from the Bankas.
Kalac#16 said:The diet huns ehh? Least we're getting mentioned as half as good as Rangers, what are you, the diet Hearts?
We just get called "scum", or even better, "worse than the Turks", in the Glasgow press all the time instead 
Oh, nice to see the local papers keep a very neutral outlook on things up there.Calum1903 said:Nope, we don't get a mention in relation to the Huns generally, 'cause we don't steal their songs or bigoted view
Kalac#16 said:Oh, nice to see the local papers keep a very neutral outlook on things up there.
You'd love to be mentioned in the same sentence as either of the Glasgow clubs. Jealousy isn't pretty.
Already living in it.Calum1903 said:Yeeep, the Daily Record and Scottish Sun are fucking rags.
Aye, right. Still dreaming of the big move to the real Knighstbridge then are we?
And Hearts again failed to pay their players the other week, in addition to their various other unpaid debts. Things may be looking good for them on the pitch, but it can only last so long with the club being run the way it is.
Yea finished 1-1 in the end, still a very good result. We'll pay all the debts and pay the players wages when we win the CL final next year anyway.Calum1903 said:Hearts bottled it, I see. They come to Pittodrie in a couple of weeks, AFC have actually refused to send Hearts any tickets because they won't pay up for them
Aberdeen 2-1 Falkirk
Falkirk are shite. Aberdeen in the second half were shite. Lee Miller is definitely not shite. His touch and creativity today were outstanding, as well as his usual aerial ability and the ridiculous amount of hard graft he and Darren Mackie put in up front. I may have to take this to the Man Love Corner.
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We're still 5th, but now only a point behind Hearts, and 4 behind Dundee United, who've played one game more than us. May not sound great, but we started the season with half a new squad and were bottom of the league a few months ago. Plus it's always nice to beat Hearts, deluded wankers that they are. They had a guy sent off, another sent off in the tunnel after the game and then one of them broke down the door of our away dressing room - fucking joke of a club! Crowd was over 18,000 today as well which is an improvement on the last few weeks.
Absolutely ****** amazing at Ibrox today. My throat is sore as ****, when we scored I got punched in the face, headbutted, strangled and cut my leg open off a seat, it feels as if I've been battered but who gives a ****. Not just saying this to make us look good but we(the fans) were amazing today, sang all the way to the game, at the game and leaving the stadium. The Rangers fans were quiet tbh, only real noise they made was them getting angry and kicking seats and the rush of them heading for the exits. The green brigade organised a display, handed out 7000 bags of confetti before the game and had loads of huge flags and banners.
Calum1903 said:Much as I'm obviously not the biggest fan of your club and fanbase as a whole, give them their due, the Green Brigade are a good group. Them and the Red Ultras are definitely doing something positive for Scottish fitba. Although to be honest, it's usually more impressive just when all the Celtic fans have their scarves up.
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Couldn't really give a toss one way or the other in Old Firm games, but I do always find the reactions of the beaten side hilarious. Nobody does overreaction like the bigot brothers. The huns didn't disappoint today - some of their bleating on Jim Traynor was top class
So how'd you manage to get headbutted, punched etc. post-match? Are you hiding the fact that you're actually Neil Lennon?
I think there would have been trouble after the game btw, the huns were not happy. Even before the game, we stepped off the bus and this hun was waving his scarf and shouting like in a provoking way, about 20 people ran up to him and they were going to do him in but he grabbed this guys son next to him to protect him, coward. 10 seconds later a glass bottle smashed off a lampost, obviously tried to hit him, and then some one smashed the Rangers supporters club window I think lol. This was all before the game as well.
Calum1903 said:Ah, the Old Firm - a credit to Scottish football as always
It's funny though, if Aberdeen went to Ibrox and threw bottles, smashed window etc. we'd be savaged in the Glasgow media for weeks afterwards. When Celtic do it, or even Rangers, they're just "showing their passion" in some kind of merry Glasgow banter.
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