Sevco Thread

[pocrawred]

huns nae budging wi the cinch deal.... Hope the SPFL bosses hammer the bastards. ?

 

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/7495401/rangers-slammed-spfl-maclennan-cinch-letter-clubs/

[Fridge]

29 minutes ago, Millertime said:

Bebo,  please, bring back the dildos

Have an upvote Millertime. What a complete utter tube get him removed @Bebo

[Fridge]

11 minutes ago, Millertime said:

Dildo

Ha ha. Prick.

[Fridge]

Fair play min!

[Poodler]

1 hour ago, GlesgaSaint said:

 

I've read this forum for years, but never even considered registering until yesterday.

I was once a season ticket holder at Ibrox. I'd go to Bridgeton to watch the Orange parades (once I even went to Belfast for one), I'd wear the 'tangerine' strip, Union Jack t-shirts, drink in the Bristol and Louden pubs, and I'd sing all the songs. As you can probably tell from my username, I'm now a follower of the mighty Saints. What happened you might wonder? Well about five years ago I was baptised. Nothing remarkable about that. However, as I read the Bible and became more acquainted with the history of Christianity, it struck me that Catholicism is the true faith. I couldn't reconcile my (former) club's fan's attitude towards Rome with my religious beliefs, and I could never support Celtic. I've never liked Partick Thistle. Then it occurred to me - there's one senior club in Scotland, nay the whole of the British Isles, named after a saint*, and the rest is history.

Following St. Mirren for the last few years has been far more rewarding and enjoyable than watching Rangers ever was, despite having seen the latter win numerous league titles and cups, plus I can usually get tickets for away games and it's cheaper, too. We're now fan owned, and I'm proud to have contributed financially towards that end.

Incidentally, I don't get angered by Orange parades and no genuine Catholic should (Matthew 5:43-48). I also appreciate that most of you will think I'm some sort of superstitious loon - "fancy believing in aw that pish!" - and that's your prerogative.

I look forward to our games against you this season. Good luck on Thursday, I'll be watching on Premier Sports, and cheering you on - I want all the Scottish teams to do well in Europe.

 

*There's no saint called Johnstone, btw.

Have you ever smacked a bird?

[Studebaker-90]

1 hour ago, GlesgaSaint said:

 

I've read this forum for years, but never even considered registering until yesterday.

I was once a season ticket holder at Ibrox. I'd go to Bridgeton to watch the Orange parades (once I even went to Belfast for one), I'd wear the 'tangerine' strip, Union Jack t-shirts, drink in the Bristol and Louden pubs, and I'd sing all the songs. As you can probably tell from my username, I'm now a follower of the mighty Saints. What happened you might wonder? Well about five years ago I was baptised. Nothing remarkable about that. However, as I read the Bible and became more acquainted with the history of Christianity, it struck me that Catholicism is the true faith. I couldn't reconcile my (former) club's fan's attitude towards Rome with my religious beliefs, and I could never support Celtic. I've never liked Partick Thistle. Then it occurred to me - there's one senior club in Scotland, nay the whole of the British Isles, named after a saint*, and the rest is history.

Following St. Mirren for the last few years has been far more rewarding and enjoyable than watching Rangers ever was, despite having seen the latter win numerous league titles and cups, plus I can usually get tickets for away games and it's cheaper, too. We're now fan owned, and I'm proud to have contributed financially towards that end.

Incidentally, I don't get angered by Orange parades and no genuine Catholic should (Matthew 5:43-48). I also appreciate that most of you will think I'm some sort of superstitious loon - "fancy believing in aw that pish!" - and that's your prerogative.

I look forward to our games against you this season. Good luck on Thursday, I'll be watching on Premier Sports, and cheering you on - I want all the Scottish teams to do well in Europe.

 

*There's no saint called Johnstone, btw.

I read no further. Fuck off out of here you scummy cunt. 

[Ten Caat]

1 hour ago, GlesgaSaint said:

 

I've read this forum for years, but never even considered registering until yesterday.

I was once a season ticket holder at Ibrox. I'd go to Bridgeton to watch the Orange parades (once I even went to Belfast for one), I'd wear the 'tangerine' strip, Union Jack t-shirts, drink in the Bristol and Louden pubs, and I'd sing all the songs. As you can probably tell from my username, I'm now a follower of the mighty Saints. What happened you might wonder? Well about five years ago I was baptised. Nothing remarkable about that. However, as I read the Bible and became more acquainted with the history of Christianity, it struck me that Catholicism is the true faith. I couldn't reconcile my (former) club's fan's attitude towards Rome with my religious beliefs, and I could never support Celtic. I've never liked Partick Thistle. Then it occurred to me - there's one senior club in Scotland, nay the whole of the British Isles, named after a saint*, and the rest is history.

Following St. Mirren for the last few years has been far more rewarding and enjoyable than watching Rangers ever was, despite having seen the latter win numerous league titles and cups, plus I can usually get tickets for away games and it's cheaper, too. We're now fan owned, and I'm proud to have contributed financially towards that end.

Incidentally, I don't get angered by Orange parades and no genuine Catholic should (Matthew 5:43-48). I also appreciate that most of you will think I'm some sort of superstitious loon - "fancy believing in aw that pish!" - and that's your prerogative.

I look forward to our games against you this season. Good luck on Thursday, I'll be watching on Premier Sports, and cheering you on - I want all the Scottish teams to do well in Europe.

 

*There's no saint called Johnstone, btw.

Isn't it St John and the Johnstone is after "St John's Toun"?

[Ramandu]

1 hour ago, GlesgaSaint said:

 

I've read this forum for years, but never even considered registering until yesterday.

I was once a season ticket holder at Ibrox. I'd go to Bridgeton to watch the Orange parades (once I even went to Belfast for one), I'd wear the 'tangerine' strip, Union Jack t-shirts, drink in the Bristol and Louden pubs, and I'd sing all the songs. As you can probably tell from my username, I'm now a follower of the mighty Saints. What happened you might wonder? Well about five years ago I was baptised. Nothing remarkable about that. However, as I read the Bible and became more acquainted with the history of Christianity, it struck me that Catholicism is the true faith. I couldn't reconcile my (former) club's fan's attitude towards Rome with my religious beliefs, and I could never support Celtic. I've never liked Partick Thistle. Then it occurred to me - there's one senior club in Scotland, nay the whole of the British Isles, named after a saint*, and the rest is history.

Following St. Mirren for the last few years has been far more rewarding and enjoyable than watching Rangers ever was, despite having seen the latter win numerous league titles and cups, plus I can usually get tickets for away games and it's cheaper, too. We're now fan owned, and I'm proud to have contributed financially towards that end.

Incidentally, I don't get angered by Orange parades and no genuine Catholic should (Matthew 5:43-48). I also appreciate that most of you will think I'm some sort of superstitious loon - "fancy believing in aw that pish!" - and that's your prerogative.

I look forward to our games against you this season. Good luck on Thursday, I'll be watching on Premier Sports, and cheering you on - I want all the Scottish teams to do well in Europe.

 

*There's no saint called Johnstone, btw.

Greater joy in heaven over one sinner who repents etc

[Henry]

11 hours ago, GlesgaSaint said:

 

I've read this forum for years, but never even considered registering until yesterday.

I was once a season ticket holder at Ibrox. I'd go to Bridgeton to watch the Orange parades (once I even went to Belfast for one), I'd wear the 'tangerine' strip, Union Jack t-shirts, drink in the Bristol and Louden pubs, and I'd sing all the songs. As you can probably tell from my username, I'm now a follower of the mighty Saints. What happened you might wonder? Well about five years ago I was baptised. Nothing remarkable about that. However, as I read the Bible and became more acquainted with the history of Christianity, it struck me that Catholicism is the true faith. I couldn't reconcile my (former) club's fan's attitude towards Rome with my religious beliefs, and I could never support Celtic. I've never liked Partick Thistle. Then it occurred to me - there's one senior club in Scotland, nay the whole of the British Isles, named after a saint*, and the rest is history.

Following St. Mirren for the last few years has been far more rewarding and enjoyable than watching Rangers ever was, despite having seen the latter win numerous league titles and cups, plus I can usually get tickets for away games and it's cheaper, too. We're now fan owned, and I'm proud to have contributed financially towards that end.

Incidentally, I don't get angered by Orange parades and no genuine Catholic should (Matthew 5:43-48). I also appreciate that most of you will think I'm some sort of superstitious loon - "fancy believing in aw that pish!" - and that's your prerogative.

I look forward to our games against you this season. Good luck on Thursday, I'll be watching on Premier Sports, and cheering you on - I want all the Scottish teams to do well in Europe.

 

*There's no saint called Johnstone, btw.

Not a chance this is a new poster.

[DD1903]

42 minutes ago, Henry said:

Not a chance this is a new poster.

Exactly what I thought....

[Betty Swallicks]

12 hours ago, GlesgaSaint said:

 

I've read this forum for years, but never even considered registering until yesterday.

I was once a season ticket holder at Ibrox. I'd go to Bridgeton to watch the Orange parades (once I even went to Belfast for one), I'd wear the 'tangerine' strip, Union Jack t-shirts, drink in the Bristol and Louden pubs, and I'd sing all the songs. As you can probably tell from my username, I'm now a follower of the mighty Saints. What happened you might wonder? Well about five years ago I was baptised. Nothing remarkable about that. However, as I read the Bible and became more acquainted with the history of Christianity, it struck me that Catholicism is the true faith. I couldn't reconcile my (former) club's fan's attitude towards Rome with my religious beliefs, and I could never support Celtic. I've never liked Partick Thistle. Then it occurred to me - there's one senior club in Scotland, nay the whole of the British Isles, named after a saint*, and the rest is history.

Following St. Mirren for the last few years has been far more rewarding and enjoyable than watching Rangers ever was, despite having seen the latter win numerous league titles and cups, plus I can usually get tickets for away games and it's cheaper, too. We're now fan owned, and I'm proud to have contributed financially towards that end.

Incidentally, I don't get angered by Orange parades and no genuine Catholic should (Matthew 5:43-48). I also appreciate that most of you will think I'm some sort of superstitious loon - "fancy believing in aw that pish!" - and that's your prerogative.

I look forward to our games against you this season. Good luck on Thursday, I'll be watching on Premier Sports, and cheering you on - I want all the Scottish teams to do well in Europe.

 

*There's no saint called Johnstone, btw.

 

Piss poor fishing from a multi account weirdo. 

[Henry]

13 hours ago, GlesgaSaint said:

 

I've read this forum for years, but never even considered registering until yesterday.

I was once a season ticket holder at Ibrox. I'd go to Bridgeton to watch the Orange parades (once I even went to Belfast for one), I'd wear the 'tangerine' strip, Union Jack t-shirts, drink in the Bristol and Louden pubs, and I'd sing all the songs. As you can probably tell from my username, I'm now a follower of the mighty Saints. What happened you might wonder? Well about five years ago I was baptised. Nothing remarkable about that. However, as I read the Bible and became more acquainted with the history of Christianity, it struck me that Catholicism is the true faith. I couldn't reconcile my (former) club's fan's attitude towards Rome with my religious beliefs, and I could never support Celtic. I've never liked Partick Thistle. Then it occurred to me - there's one senior club in Scotland, nay the whole of the British Isles, named after a saint*, and the rest is history.

Following St. Mirren for the last few years has been far more rewarding and enjoyable than watching Rangers ever was, despite having seen the latter win numerous league titles and cups, plus I can usually get tickets for away games and it's cheaper, too. We're now fan owned, and I'm proud to have contributed financially towards that end.

Incidentally, I don't get angered by Orange parades and no genuine Catholic should (Matthew 5:43-48). I also appreciate that most of you will think I'm some sort of superstitious loon - "fancy believing in aw that pish!" - and that's your prerogative.

I look forward to our games against you this season. Good luck on Thursday, I'll be watching on Premier Sports, and cheering you on - I want all the Scottish teams to do well in Europe.

 

*There's no saint called Johnstone, btw.

@Clydeside_Sheep

There's a contender to your King of the Catholics crown. 

[perthshirered]

54 minutes ago, Betty Swallicks said:

 

Piss poor fishing from a multi account weirdo. 

Surely there is nobody, nobody, who has a life shite enough to even contemplate having a second account on here. 

[afc1903mad]

15 hours ago, MightyDons said:

Aye but there's a saint called John and Perth, which has St John's Kirk was once known as "St John's town (or toon) hence the name St Johnstone.

 

 

Aye but byraway big man, thats no jist ootside Govan

[Clydeside_Sheep]

4 hours ago, Henry said:

Not a chance this is a new poster.

I had my suspicions!

2 hours ago, Henry said:

@Clydeside_Sheep

There's a contender to your King of the Catholics crown. 

Its "Supreme Pontiff of the forum's Catholics", thank you.

[Joe pike]

4 hours ago, Henry said:

Not a chance this is a new poster.

Stud at it again?

[Dandyesque]

5 hours ago, Clydeside_Sheep said:

I had my suspicions!

Its "Supreme Pontiff of the forum's Catholics", thank you.

As a good Catholic you'd surely know that the Pontiff is about as supreme as it gets unless you include the lad upstairs

[Ohjimmyjimmy]

The cunts are 2-0 down from two quick fire goals just after HT.

Tremendous.

[Yorston Vasey]

Good start to the Euro campaign for the Huns ?

[pocrawred]

Cunt wright took a cracker there. Cunts back up tho...

[Yorston Vasey]

Race on to see which of the arse cheeks are the first to parachute right through to the Europa Conference.

Utter nonsense that that's even a possibility, but funny as fuck all the same.

[sooth_stander]

42 minutes ago, Ohjimmyjimmy said:

The cunts are 2-0 down from two quick fire goals just after HT.

Tremendous.

All the Euro money disappearing doon the Clyde…….???

Up yiz ya Hun bastards

[Bournemouth Gee]

Bless them.

Maybe they need to spend a few more million of money they don't have on some over rated numpty that actually wants to play in england 

[NEM]

1 minute ago, Millertime said:

Who do you think we sign,  out of interest, that wouldn't rather play in England?

Ramirez

 

Fucking hun cunts scoring last minute. They’ll go through now Malmö are shite ?

[Bournemouth Gee]

12 minutes ago, Millertime said:

Who do you think we sign,  out of interest, that wouldn't rather play in England?

Scott brown

[Betty Swallicks]

16 minutes ago, Millertime said:

Who do you think we sign,  out of interest, that wouldn't rather play in England?

Stop! Want me to post the PM hun shitebag?

[Betty Swallicks]

4 minutes ago, Millertime said:

We have been over this; I've already posted it and saved you the bother you complete saddo!

Ha! No you never. If you're not fussed I will. 

[Betty Swallicks]

So after being called out the PM's started like this;

 

 

 

 

Millertime  8,050

Started conversation: June 17

Alright wee man.

What you after?

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Betty Swallicks  215

Replied: June 17

Train times, as I said in my PM.

 

 

[Betty Swallicks]

Then after telling everyone on the forum how he'd rearrange my face he shat it the PM's ended like this;

Millertime  8,050

Replied: July 19

I want to be able to go up to the game with no grief!

Let's just put this whole thing to bed, please. 

 

 

[Betty Swallicks]

CRINGE!!!!!