Florentine_Pogen

Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke

http://www.theguardian.com/news/quiz/2014/may/08/daily-quiz-8-may-2014 Back to my usual thick-as-pigshit standard today.........a mighty 3.

She has a very Tamara-esque chin. And that jumper !

Mike Nesmith - Rio

And don't forget your homework, ya wee scamp........

Ten Years After - I'd Love To Change The World

Fine Young Cannibals - She Drives Me Crazy

Bob Dylan - Forever Young

You'll be lucky. Bees live in hives. And this place where the hives are is called an apiary. HTH.

Excellent.

Randy Travis - Better Class Of Losers

Holy crap ! Freddie Starr looks like shit....................

Prince - Purple Rain

Crosby Stills Nash & Young - Almost Cut My Hair

The Trashcan Sinatras - Obscurity Knocks

http://www.theguardian.com/news/quiz/2014/may/07/daily-quiz-7-may-2014 8. Woohoo. Got a stiffy now..............

Ted, you 'going over' to KDS for a wee recce in your ninja suit ?

He needs a better brief.

Armstrong was a 'pupil' of Findlay's back in the day, so I believe. The tentacles of the Ludge and brown brogues extend to all corners of Scottish society.

The Smiths - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out

ThE Board of Rangers Football Club have issued the following statement today: "The Board of Rangers note with dismay the launch of the 'Ibrox 1972 fund' led by Dave King and Richard Gough. "Attempting to create a fund that wishes to deprive revenue to the football club these men purport to love so much and create financial difficulty for Rangers, displays a twisted logic. "For the avoidance of doubt and so that all Rangers fans are again reassured, the Board has stated that it has no intention of granting security over Ibrox to anybody. We have already shown in our actions - and not words - that our stadium is sacrosanct. "Any supporters considering engaging with Ibrox 1972 Ltd should be clear that as the Club will not grant security over Ibrox to any such organisation, there is no prospect that any commitment to this new scheme will ever come to fruition and is therefore entirely meaningless. Nor will the Board enter into any agreement with a third party organisation on season ticket renewals, as is being suggested. "Therefore this scheme is a worthless academic exercise created to serve the purposes of individuals and not the greater good of Rangers Football Club. It could never deliver the stability and security this football club and our supporters deserve. "It is also important to note that should existing season ticket holders choose not to renew by the 16th May deadline, as is being encouraged, they could lose their seat allocation. The Club believes it must - as it always does at this time of the year - attempt to satisfy the requests we have received from current season ticket holders who wish to relocate to other available seats around the stadium. "The absurd attacks made by individuals associated with this new scheme on Chief Executive Graham Wallace are disgraceful. Since Mr Wallace joined the Club he has worked tirelessly to create a Rangers fit for the future. "Mr Wallace has brought his considerable business experience together with his extensive knowledge of top-level football operations and impeccable reputation to the Club and we continue to see the benefits of his work. To question his integrity, ability or professionalism as a means to discredit him personally and to undermine the Board generally is absolutely unacceptable. "Mr Wallace has the Board's unequivocal support. "We are only too aware that our incredibly loyal supporters have been through remarkably testing times in recent years, but Rangers has made significant progress in recent months, both on and off the field. "A bright future awaits and we would respectfully ask our fans to support the Club and renew their season tickets. Season ticket sales are the largest single source of income for Rangers and only the Club and the team will suffer if some of this income is withheld. "Any decision not to renew season tickets can only damage the Club. Such action would only serve to harm the very institution that is so dear to all of us."

When it comes to Sevco, the SFA / SPL certainly do.

@STVGrant 2m Rangers' QC Mr Summers has now given his argument. Lord Armstrong will return with a decision at 4pm. Alasdair Lamont ‏@BBCAlLamont 30s Re possibility of a future liability to IA of £500-600k. Lord Armstrong: One way or another that would be met? Mr Summers: Yes Alasdair Lamont ‏@BBCAlLamont 2m Mr McBrearty QC for Imran Ahmad says inst. investors' assurances are meaningless. What is the basis for their confidence? Alasdair Lamont ‏@BBCAlLamont 3m Mr Summers QC for Rangers says inst. inv. have expressed a "good degree of confidence" Rangers is being well managed now. Alasdair Lamont ‏@BBCAlLamont 4m Judgement due from Lord Armstrong at 4pm. Alasdair Lamont ‏@BBCAlLamont 4m Rangers QC says even if ST sales slump, institutional investors have indicated they'd step in to avoid prospect of insolvency event. Alasdair Lamont ‏@BBCAlLamont 1h IA lawyer used Sandy Easdale interview with BBC as part of background. Rangers say they have statement from SE that outlines his actual view

The Who - Lifehouse

The Stranglers - Walk On By