HalfCutNinja

So why will Grant Hanley be in the squad? He hasn't played for Scotland for years, and was shite the last time he did.

Barry Ferguson was excellent the last time he played for Scotland. Could do with a bit more ball retention in our midfield, so he'd be a decent addition presumably.

Not anymore https://www.joe.co.uk/sport/accidental-handball-leading-to-a-teammate-scoring-will-no-longer-be-an-offence-ifab-announce-265594 And that illustrates the point. Handball should be handball. The same rule all the time, everywhere on the park, attacking and defending, everywhere in the world, at every level of the game. The fact it isn't is farical. Also the fact they have now changed this rule within hours of an evidence exposing how ridiculous it is (just as they did earlier in the season when Aston Villa played Man City) shows how badly thought out they are.

I'm not blaming the referees, they are just applying the rules as they are set. Its the people who are setting the rules who are getting it wrong.

Those who fiddle with the rules every year thinking somehow they are qualified to do so are steadily ruining the game. That nonsense with the Fulham goal last night is ridiculous. Never in a million years should that be handball, and if the rule says it is then the rule is wrong. Same with Werner getting ruled offside because his arm was offside. Farcical.

Officialdom is ruining football. Jumped-up little men who think their views are of importance can't stop interfering with the game and every time they make it worse not better. The Fulham goal last night was never handball. If that is handball the rule is incorrect. Werner's goal was onside. If that is offside the rule is incorrect. Both instances the ruling goes against the spirit of the game, and its taking away from enjoyment of the game.

That would be a better arrangement, but the TV companies paid for two fixtures so they need two fixtures to show.

I'm not sure what is included in that but their debt was published last month, its over £1.1 billion pounds. They haven't built all that up since 2017, and that is about six times 222 million Euros. That figure above is way less than half their total debt.

Their debt alone was about triple that at the time, so they couldn't have done any of those things with that amount of money. Its now about six times that amount. They have been terribly mismanaged but this isn't realistic, and is vastly underestimating the scale of the problems at that club.