redstevie007

Maybe we should all just wait and see if evidence emerges of any assaults on Rangers staff or players. Given the number of Hibs fans quickly onto the pitch and the fact the Rangers players couldn't get off in time I'd say there was a fair chance of physical confrontation and there may be a few people on here looking a bit stupid if video evidence does turn up.

Fair enough. I retract that part of my statement

Are you the type of tit who turns up to games half pished, slavers shite for an hour or so and then falls asleep in a pool of his own vomit? Sounds like it. For the record, sometimes I sit, sometimes I stand. I've even been known to stand for the entire 90 minutes at Scotland games. I'm mental, me.

I've been at plenty of games where things have got a bit tasty in the stands and also at a game where a pitch invasion happened. I was involved in neither as I went to see the fitba. I suggest it's actually people like you and the halfwits who invaded the pitch today who should piss off and let the rest of us enjoy watching the game.

I can't believe the number of people on here who think it's ok for a pitch invasion to take place. Parts of the pitch were torn up and a crossbar was broken. We also have reports of Rangers players being hit. For those who didn't see it (or refuse to) it was plain to see from the TV coverage that a fair number of Hibs fans were across at the Rangers support in the north stand giving it laldy. Can't help thinking that many of those condoning what the Hibs support did today would be the first to be all over it if it was OF fans doing the invading.

I think we need to stop the whataboutery here. I enjoy a good whinge about Rangers fans as much as the next man but there's only one set of supporters who've let themselves down today and that's the Hibs fans. First cup win in over a century and they've ensured it won't be the main headline. Cretins.

Just watched the documentary that people were mentioning earlier. The police incompetence even extends to their attempts at the cover up. If you're going to alter official statements why the hell would you leave the originals in the box with the doctored ones? The dignity and stoicism of the families is quite incredible and the strength it's taken to keep fighting would be beyond me.

Which I imagine is exactly the point. A good move from the SFA which should put a few on the attendance who normally wouldn't bother with a friendly, myself included.

Don't like it Make it like it was, I can't cope with this

It's difficult for a decent side to play a diddy team in the cup as said diddy team will see it as a chance to prove themselves. EK must be devasted to lose to just such a team.

Wonderful stuff

Sacrilege!! (Was Supergran actually a Scottish program or was it just that Gudrun Ure was a Scot? )

'I'm not a racist, but......' guaranteed something racist is about to be said. ''I don't want to drop anyone in it, but....' don't ####in lie, you're about to take great pleasure in doing just that. Wanky phrases both

There's a new documentary on next Saturday night on the documentary channel ID at 10pm. Says it's going to show stuff not covered in 'Making a Murderer' and includes one-on-one interviews with people like Kratz. Saw a trailer which shows Kratz saying 'Avery targeted Halbach' so he hasn't changed his tune.

Was waiting for that Some people have short memories........

Whit?

Stoke fans booing Aaron Ramsay, I assume because one on their players broke Ramsay's leg six years ago. Fitba fans, eh?

Been a pish game in comparison to the majesty of the earlier masterclass in Dingwall.

I've always hated military dentists. ####in butchers, the lot of them

Polystyrene freaks me right out - the stuff that comes in the box to protect TV's or the like. The feel and sound of it when removing it from the box gives me the heebies. God forbid I inadvertently jab a fingernail into it

For all the man's a (playing) legend to me, he is indeed an odious fud of a man. No offence meant to the good Motherwell fans on here but I'm pishing myself at that result today. Funny how things often come back to bite ye on the erse

Aye, I read that last night (someone linked it earlier in the thread). Taking what's in that link, and what's in the documentary, I still don't think there's anything approaching concrete evidence (at least, none that the police didn't plant) that should've seen either of them convicted. What I must admit to finding puzzling, and leads me to think that yes, there's something the trials saw that we didn't is that twelve men and women (twice) unanimously agreed that they did it. 'Beyond reasonable doubt' based on the evidence we've seen? No chance.