jre posted:

Was speaking to a cop who's working hogmanay and asked him how he felt about the addition of the sevco v celtic game and he made this face in real life

HJB posted:

Solid half that, Celtic should be winning comfortably but Rangers are doing well considering they don't actually exist

E:

https://twitter.com/Coral/status/815173793954009092

jre posted:

jre posted:

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Troy Queef posted:

honestly both of them thinking Joey Barton would be PoY is the funniest thing about this

blue footed boobie posted:

this made me look at the SPL table, and lmao at Rangers being in second place and 25 points back

hyper from Pixie Sticks posted:

https://twitter.com/RangersFC/status/830160838816325632

https://twitter.com/BBCchrismclaug/status/830163476983246848

Her Dryer posted:

Hahaha what the gently caress is going on

hyper from Pixie Sticks posted:

https://twitter.com/RangersFC/status/830160838816325632

https://twitter.com/BBCchrismclaug/status/830163476983246848

quote:

RANGERS has accepted the resignations of manager Mark Warburton, assistant manager David Weir and the Club’s head of recruitment Frank McParland.

At a meeting with the management team’s representative earlier this week the Club were advised that Mr Warburton, Mr Weir and Mr McParland wished to resign their positions and leave the Club on condition that

Rangers agreed to waive its rights to substantial compensation. Rangers’ agreement to waive compensation would assist the management team to join another club. This compensation amount was agreed when

Rangers significantly improved Mr Warburton and Mr Weir’s financial arrangements before the start of this season.

The Board urgently convened to consider the offer made on behalf of the management team and its ramifications and agreed to accept it and release the trio from the burden of compensation, despite the potential financial cost to the Club. It is important that Rangers has a football management team that wants to be at the Club and that the Board believes can take the Club forward to meet our stated ambition to return to being the number one Club in Scotland. We are clearly short of where we expected to be at this time.

The representative acting for the management team subsequently attempted to alter the terms of what had been agreed in favour of the management team. A further Board meeting was held this afternoon to discuss this and it was decided not to agree to this additional request but to hold with the original agreement.

Mr Warburton, Mr Weir, and Mr McParland have therefore been notified in writing that their notices of termination have been accepted.

The Board is very appreciative of the good work previously done by the management team but believes it had no alternative. Our Club must come first and absolute commitment is essential.

On Sunday Under-20s coach Graeme Murty will take interim charge of the team. We know our support will give him and our team their full backing. We thank our support for their loyalty and desire to be the best.

hyper from Pixie Sticks posted:

https://twitter.com/RangersFC/status/830160838816325632

https://twitter.com/BBCchrismclaug/status/830163476983246848

quote:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/02/10/mark-warburton-resigns-asrangers-manager/amp/

Roddy (James VI) Forsyth
10 FEBRUARY 2017 • 10:07 PM
Mark Warburton is no longer Rangers manager after a week of sensational behind the scenes manoeuvres which saw the former Brentford boss and his assistant, David Weir, and head of recruitment, Frank McParland, have their resignations accepted by the Ibrox board before their agent attempted to have them reinstated.

Confusion intensified on Friday night after reports suggested Warburton had denied he had resigned his post.

Telegraph Sport, though, can reveal that Warburton and Weir were on the verge of dismissal – they would almost certainly have been gone next week – but by offering their resignations they have saved the club around £700,000. The contorted drama began on Tuesday when Warburton’s agent, Dave Lockwood, approached the Ibrox directors and asked for the trio to be released from their contracts, which had almost another year to run.

The Rangers board convened on Wednesday and agreed to accept the management team’s resignations and the deal was agreed. They were, however, stunned to be approached by Lockwood again and asked if all three could remain in their posts.

During this passage Warburton and Weir were strongly tipped for the vacant managerial positions at Nottingham Forest, but Gary Brazil and Jack Lester were on Friday put in charge at the City Ground until the end of the season. After Lockwood’s proposal that Warburton, Weir and McParland should remain at Ibrox, the Rangers board met and agreed that since their resignations had already been accepted, there should be no change in the club’s position.

Acaila posted:

Hoping County can beat Aberdeen to put the icing on the football cake for today!

jre posted:

What the gently caress is going on

Thrifting Day! posted:

Mark McGhee goes a bit mental after being sent off

Brony Car posted:

Is Cathro's job in danger? He hasn't had the best run of results and it looks like Hearts is tumbling out of the Cup too.