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Very harsh imo, he guided them straight back to the premier league at a canter and they have had a decent start to the season. Newcastle just never seem to learn.

Just seen this on ebay: Inverness CT loyal Ulster flag fridge magnet WTF??? Am I missing something? Who the hell would buy this? Why would someone even make it?

And don't get me started on that dozy bint!

I got refused entry to Parkhead with my UVF-UDA-LVF-NO SURRENDER-FTP-LOYAL flag. It's political correctness gone mad!

ooh yeah you gotta have a montage a goal scoring montage ooh yeah a montage cant rememebr the exact line but just had to try to quote team america

Whatever, talk to the hand................. The right decision was made. You can't please all of the people all of the time, sometimes you can't please people on here at all.

I'll add my agreement to Caley D and Johnboy. If the home club says they can host the game, the away team say they can get there and an appropriate referee can confirn the pitch is playable, then that should be that - game on. Of course, those involved need to make decisions early to prevent fans travelling when games are called off but it should be for the the clubs and the referee to decide and not the SPL or the police. I understand the difficulty some supporters will have in getting to the game but this is just a matter of degree as there are always risks in going to a match - people trip on pavements and people are involved in RTAs in the best of weather. So unless you stick to a basic principle, where do you draw the line? Should the EPL postpone the Liverpoool Villa match tomorrow because some folk in the East of the country can't get to the pub to watch the match on big screen TV because of the weather? No. Of course not! Making arbitrary boundaries just does not work. On this occasion it was nothing to do with the police but it has been in the past. Again, it's not their call. They don't tell the pubs and the cinemas etc to close during bad weather so why should football fans be singled out as not being capable of making decisions for themselves? Don't get me wrong, I have huge sympathy for the police in dealing with the consequences of people who make poor judgements or who are just plain stupid (none more so that the idiot in this story http://www.bbc.co.uk...d-kent-11908583 ). But we live in a democracy. Businesses (and the football club is a business) should be able to make decisions themselves about whether they want to open or host an event and we, the paying public, should be able to make decisions about whether or not we wish to take any risks associated with attending. Sometimes we make the wrong decisions - but that is our right. The police should be defending our rights and not removing them.

Got a problem with what I said ? ... take it up with the Paul Chalk, otherwise **** off.

Do you laugh or cringe at the clubokie 7 video clip

Pardon me because I am not very well up on popular culture but it would appear that some fellow whom not very many people seem to recognise claims to have been assailed by ICT fans in Glasgow. Given his anonymity, he appears to be accusing ICT of totally random attacks. Is this chap a pop singer, a disc jockey, a participant in one of these strange singing or dancing competitions on the TV where people phone in to vote... or is he on one of these bizarre TV shows where you have to eat obscure insectiverous creatures in order to survive? Or is he just a completely inadequate attention seeking t**t who thinks he hasn't had enough publicity of late?

Watch now PMF you'll be getting grassed on..

Anyone know what the 918 stands for Yes thanks

Though long and hard about replying to this statement but thought better of it This thread should be closed as its nothing but speculation One thing i will say though is that all clubs have a minority of imbeciles who spoil it for everyone else, i'm not saying for one minute that this incident happened but Section G have a history of being involved in unsavoury incidents dougal