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ha. ha. ha.
 
They really do have a complex issue over on the fume. They’re like a spoilt child who just wants attention.

[article]Having listened and watched to a few prematch pundits , espn etc , they are generally unanimous that the Dippers are going to batter us because of our average start to the season and our porous defence
Disregarding the fact that we have just completed three clean sheets on the bounce , we have conceded eight goals less than the Dippers and Dias & Laporte when played together , have not put a foot wrong

The Dippers defence is minus the best centre back ever to kick a ball , and a ready made replacement in FantasticFabinho but they do have cock up Gomez who shite himself the last time he faced Sterling and some 23 year old unknown in Phillips who was prepared to walk away from football and go back to university a couple of months ago.

Why do pundits spout their crap whilst ignoring facts , the facts are the dippers defence is screwed because VVD is f*cked , we have strengthened with Dias and Ake who alone are both far better players than any centre back pairing the Dippers have available.

Considering all the above Klippety will come to the Etihad for a point ,just like he did a couple of seasons ago when Sane scored the winner in the 2-1 game , the bullshit around the scouse media whores is now becoming comical, the Dippers are going to get a lesson on Sunday they will never forget , if we dont put at least six goals past their dodgy defence i will be disappointed.
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I'd say City are favourites as they have the home advantage. Hopefully, Klopp avoids playing the highline.
 
Do what No Salad does; just hit the fucking thing.

As hard as you can.

It's something I wish Sergio would do.
That was the Francis Lee method, put the ball and the keeper in the back of the net.


I love stumbling on random out of context comments on Bluemoon especially the first sentence includes "No Salad" lol
 
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Drug test The Rangers FC (2012) playing squad

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Jim McPhail started this petition to SFA and 2 others

It has become apparent that The Rangers Football Club - established in 2012 from the remains of the now-defunct Rangers Football Club (1872), is using state-of-the-art performance-enhancing drugs on its playing squad. Its predecessor had a well documented history of financial doping and it seems the latest incarnation has maintained a proclivity for bending the rules and breaching sporting integrity.

It's no secret that doping is an epidemic in modern sport, from the Olympics to Table Tennis. In Football its found mainly in the big money leagues like the English Premier League (EPL), but it now seems to have spread north of the border to the relatively small time SPFL, via high profile rookie manager Steven Gerrard, who has access to EPL needle men through his association with Liverpool FC.

The rumours have been constant around the recent success of Liverpool FC, with players largely viewed as average on paper, seemingly over achieving with high intensity running tactics designed to outwork "natural" opposition. The similarities with The Rangers are striking, several journeyman players in their mid to late 30s are now being seen to overrun some of the best teams in Europe midweek, and then return at the weekend with no fatigue or injury to do it again. Logically it makes no sense, until you factor in drugs - likely the latest synthetic test-defeating productions coming out of Mexico, produced by Cartel chemists.

On visual inspection The Rangers squad looks more like a team of bodybuilders than football players, Jermaine Defoe in particular, a man fast approaching 40, is charging around looking like a miniature Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, The Peoples eyebrows are certainly being raised.
This petition seeks to encourage the SFA to actively investigate the situation in the spirit of sporting integrity, by using the latest drug testing technology with random screening. There is no place for drugs in the SPFL, or indeed, in football and sport at large.
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https://www.change.org/p/sfa-the-sfa-to-drug-test-rangers-fc-2012-playing-squad
 

is it on the manager or the players?


Well, the coaches could have shouted! I remember when we played Blackburn at Anfield one Boxing Day, and Andy Carroll had wandered offside (again). It was so quiet that a few in the Main Stand barked out: 'Oi, Carroll - get yerself onside, ya daft bastard!' He actually looked up and trotted onside. In an empty stadium you would have thought someone on the touchline coud have pointed out the problem.
 
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Drug test The Rangers FC (2012) playing squad

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Jim McPhail started this petition to SFA and 2 others

It has become apparent that The Rangers Football Club - established in 2012 from the remains of the now-defunct Rangers Football Club (1872), is using state-of-the-art performance-enhancing drugs on its playing squad. Its predecessor had a well documented history of financial doping and it seems the latest incarnation has maintained a proclivity for bending the rules and breaching sporting integrity.

It's no secret that doping is an epidemic in modern sport, from the Olympics to Table Tennis. In Football its found mainly in the big money leagues like the English Premier League (EPL), but it now seems to have spread north of the border to the relatively small time SPFL, via high profile rookie manager Steven Gerrard, who has access to EPL needle men through his association with Liverpool FC.

The rumours have been constant around the recent success of Liverpool FC, with players largely viewed as average on paper, seemingly over achieving with high intensity running tactics designed to outwork "natural" opposition. The similarities with The Rangers are striking, several journeyman players in their mid to late 30s are now being seen to overrun some of the best teams in Europe midweek, and then return at the weekend with no fatigue or injury to do it again. Logically it makes no sense, until you factor in drugs - likely the latest synthetic test-defeating productions coming out of Mexico, produced by Cartel chemists.

On visual inspection The Rangers squad looks more like a team of bodybuilders than football players, Jermaine Defoe in particular, a man fast approaching 40, is charging around looking like a miniature Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, The Peoples eyebrows are certainly being raised.
This petition seeks to encourage the SFA to actively investigate the situation in the spirit of sporting integrity, by using the latest drug testing technology with random screening. There is no place for drugs in the SPFL, or indeed, in football and sport at large.
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https://www.change.org/p/sfa-the-sfa-to-drug-test-rangers-fc-2012-playing-squad

Haha fucking hell.
 
Then again, if we did ours, I think Andy Carrol would still feature in the top 13, with the status "currently being used for dog meat in Kazakhstan"
We do look a whole lot better though. Benteke and Carroll in our top ten,
 
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The bracket is expensive signings who have been a dreadful return on investment. He fits in perfectly
Bollocks. The bracket highlights complete flops. Oxlade-Chamberlain whilst being severely hampered by injury, and long frustrating bouts of rehabilitation, has had periods where he has absolutely been the player we hoped we signed, and on the lead up to the knee injury in Europe was probably even better than that
 
Bollocks. The bracket highlights complete flops. Oxlade-Chamberlain whilst being severely hampered by injury, and long frustrating bouts of rehabilitation, has had periods where he has absolutely been the player we hoped we signed, and on the lead up to the knee injury in Europe was probably even better than that
Yup. His heroics in Europe alone will have paid off his transfer fee. He's nothing like some of the others on the list.
 
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