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The transfer of 51 staff in Rangers Retails Ibrox Megastore, and both stores at Glasgow Airport and Ann Street in Belfast to Sports Direct is a logical step in the operation of the retail business and will be covered under TUPE regulations." All other retail functions including our online store and warehousing are currently operated by Sports Direct. Outsourcing the retail element of a football clubs operation is a common practice within the industry and is a positive move.

Ashley could of raked it in if he scuppered the deal FC Zenit just pulled off and with only a minimal outlay. I would of purchased a #87 kit and I would not be the only one. http://www.en.fc-zenit.ru/main/news/ct3/58820.html

Hope our fat cunt does not hear about the plans for one team this season to scrap supporters bringing DIY banners into the ground and instead offering to digitize the banners and put them on the LED display. Sanitized support is not the way to go even though he will just envision £s.

Also seems that I can not have quotation marks in my post. They just disappear completely as soon as I push the add reply button. edit: Links are also not showing up.

Sergeant Easton McDonald, who works for the Loudoun County Sheriffs Office in Virginia, was at home getting ready for work at roughly 3.30am on Tuesday when he heard the garage alarm sounding. As he approached the interior of the garage he heard bangs and sounds coming from within, so grabbed a gun. He opened the door and saw the dark figure of a person walking towards him and fired his weapon at her torso. The homeowner determined that he had just shot his 16-year-old daughter who was attempting the sneak back into the residence after sneaking out earlier that morning without the parents knowledge, a statement from the Frederick County Sheriffs Office said.

Have I clicked on a button I should not have done? On my kindle I have been having difficulties. On the reply screen I now only get the box to type in and the add reply or preview post button. I no longer can see for instance the buttons for quoting, size, color, links, smileys, etc. When I do type out my post and try to post it sections of my posts disappears completely. For instance if I quote a poster and then add text underneath it as soon as I push post everything except the quote does not show. When I go back to modify post I can re-type my post or YouTube link and press save and bam gone again. Any clues on how I go back to the standard way of posting.

A certain somebody should send in one of their selfies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HAFPjKdS3k .

Union of Rangers Fans

@TheBig_Sam Here is my forecast for the final Premier League table of the upcoming 2014/15 Premier League season. 1. Man City Top dogs. If this was a dog show theyd be those big fluffy bastards, with shaved hoops, hulking shoulders and lean midriffs. A beast of both elegance and steel. Theyll still flop like big titties in Europe, though. 2. Chelsea Mourinho looked bored for much of last season. He had the permanent expression of an impotent man who still gets smug over how big his plonker is. Hes done. 3. Liverpool Suarez may be gone, but Raheem Sterling looks to be on the verge of superstardom. He also looks like a baby reindeer. An urban one. I can say urban, cant I? Cant say anything anymore. Dont get me bloody started on the MOBOs. 4. Arsenal I like Sanchez. Im convinced hed make a really convincing mildly-attractive woman that gets overrated because of her Latino charm. Thats better than most men can muster. Wengers lot are still soft as shite, though. 5. Manchester United Van Gaal will certainly do a better job than Moysie, but thats not really saying much. Iggle Piggle in the centre of the dressing room, standing perfectly still, blank-eyed and swinging a f*cking paddle ball would have inspired that squad more than Davey-Boy did. 6. Spurs I really like Pochettinos little face. He looks like the funky dad at school, who wears Converse and listens to 6 Music. Needs a striker, though. Adebayor is an actual slag. 7. Everton Barkley signing a new contract was a massive boost for Roberto and co. Ive heard he spends at least 19 hours a day with his mouth open, but you cant deny that boy has stars in his shoes. 8. Newcastle Were really getting to the ah, who gives a shit stage of the table now arent we? Some black lad will get goal of the month and ensure Pardew (below) survives another season. As an aside, Henry Winter told me that Mike Ashley can and does milk his own breasts. Dont know why hed lie. 9. Stoke I thought they might go down last season, but Mark Hughes proved me wrong, and not for the first time either. I once started a house fire in frustration because he wouldnt believe me that Mike and the Mechanics died on 9/11. He kept calm and took me to one of their gigs in Tamworth. Over My Shoulder was just magnificent that night. 10. Hull Brucey has done well at Hull. He knows how to motivate his players. He has this thing called a Brucey Bonus that he delivers in the dressing room straight after a win. Nobody knows what they are, but theyre in there for up to two hours after the game has finished. You can see candlelight if you peek under the door, and theres a faint whiff of incense. You cant hear a sound, though. Im bloody intrigued, truth be told. 11. West Ham This is a tough one. Im a dreamer. A dream bloody weaver. I look to the stars before the start of every season, but this season is going to be tough. Im cornered. The owners are holding the Sword of Damocles over my head. Actually, knowing them its probably a big, wobbly dildo. Still f*cking perilous, though. 12. Crystal Palace Tony Pulis has one baseball cap that no-one is allowed to touch. He wont say what its made of, but he goes f*cking mental if you ever look at it. I genuinely think its human skin. Hes made Palace a really tricky side to play. 13. Sunderland I love listening to Gus Poyet speak. Hes like that guy from the Fast Show. Remember him? The Spanish-speaking guy. Ethethethethetheth, ethehethethetheth, ethethetheth, Chris Waddle! Bloody sublime. Just pure, simple gags week after week. Top notch. 14. Southampton Theyve been pillaged this summer like a sleepy village replete with gold and fine, virginal wenches, but theyll still do alright. Can you be a virginal wench? A wench is a slag, isnt it? The complexities of the English language still leaves me in awe. Rich and enchanting. 15. QPR Its lovely to see Harry back in the big time. Back where he belongs. Bringing Rio with him too. Thats nice. Like a nice old couple whove gone, hand in hand, to stare out at the ocean one last time. Before they die. 16. Swansea Garry Monk looks like a pub landlord with a murky past. Demons. Hell pull you a cracking pint of mild, but his eyes are somewhere else. Darting. Searching. Checking. Someones after him. But who? And more importantly why? 17. Aston Villa I once went into an Argos in High Wycombe and 25 minutes later came out with a Soda Stream, a BaByliss keratin hair straightener and a chocolate lolly maker, and it was still a more successful bout of business than Aston Villa have managed this summer. Bellends. 18. West Brom Here we are. The last three plops in the potty. Alan Irvine is a very risky appointment. He looks like a friendly but increasingly marginalised local DIY store owner, who watches helplessly as chain stores destroy his very way of life. Theyre gone. 19. Leicester The Foxes did well last season, but theyre in with the big boys now. Last season they were feasting on little rabbits and the odd door mouse. Now theyre up against UKIP members on massive f*cking horses, with hordes of shroomed-up beagles baying for their blood. These omnivorous mammals belonging to several genera of the Canidae family are gonna get got. 20. Burnley Hardly surprising, but Im picking Burnley to prop up the entire table. They can go back to doing what they do best. Whatever that is. F*cking witchcraft probably. A very odd place. I once went shopping in Burnley while I was at Blackburn, and I met a man who looked just like me, but with a hump and a glass eye. The spitting image he was. Apart from the defects. It really upset me.

Going by his own quotes, build a new training pitch.

"Abel Hernandez può lasciare il Palermo. L'attaccante vorrebbe cambiare aria dopo tanti anni, vi abbiamo parlato del sondaggio del Torino e i contatti sono confermati. Se dovesse partire Cerci l'uruguiano sarebbe un profilo molto gradito. Intanto c'è una trattativa in corso con il Newcastle, che è pronto a mettere sul piatto circa 10 milioni di euro. Una cifra distante dalle richieste del Palermo, ma si tratta. E può essere una pista delle prossime settimane."

George Pattison and his pals can fuck off with their "sleeping rough" at SJP ploy. Stay under a bridge, sleep on a box in an alleyway, post up in an abandoned building for a night. Sleeping in a sleeping bag while resting on their oversized wallets will not teach that one iota about homelessness.

How did the chocolate to the third power not get included in the photo documentation? Did you pull your wad out and give those musicians anything? Could of let it hailed with five and ten pence coins from your balcony.

Tony Fernandez: "I have a special relationship with Remy from playing FIFA with him and I hope to continue playing FIFA 15 with him throughout the season." "Nothing is ever cast in stone in football, but I am moderately optimistic Remy will be wearing the Hoops' shirt throughout this season.” Everybody is playing games!

Shane Long has now moved onto to Southampton. Seems a tidy player but unsure of how he will fit in the new squad. Probably can pencil him for at least double figures this season. @HappyFace Can you please knock up a new graph for us to see the squad depth of the teams like you did in post number one.

Hoddle has joined Redknapp at QPR.

Solid piece by Neil Cameron. Why Newcastle United can't afford to sell Cheick Tiote It may not be the most attractive position on the pitch but Newcastle United cannot under-estimate the importance of a defensive midfielder. It is the position no young kid has any aspirations to play. Full-back has all of a sudden become almost trendy. There are plenty of would-be goalkeepers about. Same goes for centre-halves. Even they secretly want to be the main man up front or wearing number ten on their back. But defensive midfielder? The guy who sits deep, runs about a lot, never beats a man and is not even allowed to shoot, or when they do draw massive ire from their team-mates - you would be hard pressed to find a 12-year-old who dreams of being that player, despite its importance. Every successful team has one. Those who choose not to play such a specialist tend not to do so well these days. World Cup winners Germany had Sami Khedira. When he does not fill that role for Real Madrid, Xabi Alonso takes a step back. As Barcelona dominated European football, Sergio Busquets dominated the middle of the pitch, which allowed his more creative team-mates to do what they do. Bayern Munich have Javier Martinez. Bayer Leverkusens Lars Bender is wanted by Arsenal, if they agree to pay the German club £30m. Daniele De Rossi of Roma has been widely viewed as Serie As best player over the last few years. All these men are superstars in their own right. They are all absolutely integral to their respective teams success. The playmakers and strikers who grab all the headlines could not do their job of the water carrier (that famous description given to Didier Deschamps by Eric Cantona) playing 30 yards behind them. Cheick Tiote does not have a Champions League medal. He has never played in a World Cup final. Yet when it comes to Newcastle United, the Ivorian is as important as any of the stellar names mentioned above. The club should do all they can to keep this guy because Tiote is a superb, intelligent and skilful footballer; someone worth £20m at least according to Rob Lee - and he knows a thing or two about what makes a half -decent midfielder. Arsenal were in the hunt for Khedira and now have turned their attention to Bender. Next on the list is Tiote and it seems he would not be averse to such a move. At 28, Tiote is at the peak of his powers. A player such as himself ordinarily plays the best stuff in their early thirties. Arsenals interest is unwelcome news. Mike Ashley may be tempted to accept any big offer for a player whose market value would decrease as the years go on, but this would be a huge mistake. Tiote has hardly figured in pre-season and is struggling to make the Manchester City game. Nobody else in the squad can fill in for him. Jack Colback is not a defensive player. Neither is Moussa Sissoko. Not really. Mehdi Abeid could step in, but again he is more offensive-minded and he still has an awful lot to prove. Vurnon Anita, maybe, but he lacks the physical attributes. These players all have their plus points, but none have Tiotes discipline. None have his reading of the game. Nobody can tackle like him and, while he still gives away fouls, that side of his play has been transformed since the days of a booking every two games. We live in an age of 4-1-4-1 and 4-2-3-1 and the guy tasked with linking defence and attack tends to be as important as the one who scores goals. Alan Pardew will play one of these formations, or one not a million miles from it, but that system falls down without a hard-nosed midfielder who does not mind doing the dirty work. That is Tiote for Newcastle United. Two performances from last season stand out. The 2-2 draw at home to Liverpool when much of the game saw Newcastle play with 10 men and the win at Old Trafford. Nobody had more touches of the ball. Nobody did more for the team on those days. He was outstanding. Tiote comes across as a reserved man but he is one who cares deeply about the club. Those who know him best say he loves being a Newcastle player and living in the city. On a Friday afternoon last year, I watched him go through a series of drills on his own on the indoor pitch at Benton. Someone at the time told me he did this ahead of every game to make sure he was sharp and ready before any game. Tiote would be a massive loss if he was to go. I have written more than once it is he rather than Fabricio Coloccini who should captain the club. The young Newcastle fans might not see Tiote as their hero, at least not many of them, but their team need him more than ever. Lets hope Arsenal and any other interested parties are told where to go.

When he makes the odd appearance he should be stopped before entering the car park and asked for proof of his ticket.

I can picture Chelsea attempting to swoop him up after news that Drogba could be out of commission for the next four months.

"Ben Arfa responded when the whole team was asked to give their opinions after a third successive defeat without scoring. He said the team was too direct. There was a row with Pardew and a confrontation which ended with Shola Ameobi removing Ben Arfa from the dressing room." Is this common knowledge? Do not remember reading this earlier after the 4-nil defeat.

BT Sport has secured the rights for the Primeira League. Four matches a week will be selected and shown on their network. Lisbon, Porto, and Benfica will be featured.

Season ticket holders from SAFC, MFC, and NUFC can now go to any of the Quakers home league games for £6. Proper idea to attempt to boost the attendance.