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Chapper & HTF are the Hun Harry and Super.

We should give the four of them a "special" board.

 

Here's another historian chapper.

 

"ps. I've never lost an arguement on here, son "

delusional

at times you seem ok chapper but your method of debate is to stick ridgidly to one point and pedantically (sic???) pick at tertiary points.

at best you can say that you dont think you have lost an argument - i suspect the consensus is different

 

Simon, use the quote button or **** off

When I use a proxy site (i.e when I'm hiding behind a new username) it won't let me use the quote button. So unless you're hiding something then use the quote button or feel the wrath of James Dunbar III

 

sorry jim - i just got so used to copy and paste from old 606 that it is almost automatic!!

and you would not believe the things im hiding....

 

Firstly, it's spelt argument.

Secondly, you have been proven wrong a few times, ya test tube abortion.

Still claiming Rangers have never defaulted?

 

He's probably still claiming that Rangers fans NEVER said "Nae dough but 3 in a row".

 

"We were just mockin' Timmy - we knew we were accelerating down a big debt hill with other people's money"

He'll be claiming Rangers fans were grateful for Lloyds stopping them going bankrupt earlier next

 

A couple of Green's backers? According to the Herald:

Rafat Rizvi is one, having pledged to commit £2m to Sevco. Rizvi is a British citizen who was on Interpol's wanted list after being accused of stealing assets from Indonesia's Bank Century in 2010. At one stage, his personal wealth was estimated to be £385m, but his properties are only in the UK and Singapore because neither country has an extradition treaty with Indonesia. He was one of three shareholders accused of looting the bank, but claims his innocence.

Mike McDonald, the former Sheffield United chairman, has pledged £2m. Green's initial proof of funding was a letter from McDonald's bank about his liquidity (sound familiar?), showing he had access to £20m, more than enough to fund Sevco's takeover. McDonald has wavered in his support throughout, but is believed to still be involved. He is also an associate of Paul Stretford, who was once banned from working as a football agent.



Sounds good

 

First of all it's always nice to get a special mention, especially from the folk on here who obviously went to "special" schools, but I would just like to point out that I have never once mentioned child abuse on this or any other forum.
I find that football facts are usually enough to wind up tic fans.