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[Matt_20]

Originally Posted by Sean Daleer

Sorry mate, but I don't take sinister talk about child abuse or the ongoing concerted campaign to slander our greatest ever manager lightly.

But that's just me.

And you think Michael Barrymore is part of this "concerted campaign"? All it took was someone explaining it to him and he immediately apologised. The slogan sounds innocent enough that if someone didn't know what it meant they wouldn't exactly be suspicious enough to look it up first.

[Shane1888]

Originally Posted by marty2006

I'm in the same boat mate. This is why I nearly lost the head earlier over it, call me whatever they want but as soon as I hear or see this "BJK" stuff I see red. But thats just me

John Chalmers, former youth coach at Rangers during the 80's and 90's, apparently abused young children during his time there and as far as I know, nothing was ever said about it.

He also committed suicide in 1999. Strange.

RANGERS Football Club yesterday paid tribute to talent scout John Chalmers, who was found hanged in a wood near his family's home just outside Glasgow, writes Lorna McLaren.
Mr Chalmers had been heavily involved in youth development for Rangers and the youngsters he coached, aged between nine and 16, were said to be devastated by his death.
The news was broken to a number of boys taking part in an under-16 tournament in Manchester. A witness to the event said the young players were shocked and upset but agreed to carry on and play.
The dead man's wife, Nan, and their children, a daughter and teenage twin boys, were being comforted by family and friends at their home in Lenzie.
Mr Chalmers, a former physical education teacher, played for Queen's Park and St Mirren.
After being hired six years ago, his job was to spot new young players and encourage the development of 140 youngsters at weekly coaching sessions.

http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/...coach-1.268291

Next time one of them slip the "BJK" line to you, bring this up and see how they respond. I don't mean mock it (as that would be stooping to their level), but simply ask them what they think of these allegations. I can assure you they won't be too chirpy on the subject of child abuse afterwards.

[Scotia]

any update on the money the dafties were sending to the clowns ?

[CelticFC1967]

Originally Posted by Matt_20

And you think Michael Barrymore is part of this "concerted campaign"? All it took was someone explaining it to him and he immediately apologised. The slogan sounds innocent enough that if someone didn't know what it meant they wouldn't exactly be suspicious enough to look it up first.

It was incredibly stupid and naive to post something you have no clue about? It adds to the concerted campaign that a celebrity is endorsing it, meaningless or not.

[Sean Daleer]

Originally Posted by Matt_20

And you think Michael Barrymore is part of this "concerted campaign"? All it took was someone explaining it to him and he immediately apologised. The slogan sounds innocent enough that if someone didn't know what it meant they wouldn't exactly be suspicious enough to look it up first.

Not at all, it was this that bothered me.

Originally Posted by Matt_20

If huns making fun of child abuse is news to you, by all means continue to be outraged.

[HoopswithPride]

Matthew Lindsay ‏ @MattLindsayET
Official SFA statement on president Campbell Ogilvie imminent. #sfa #rfc

Don`t anticipate much, no doubt the SFA will back their man. They better hope nothing will come to light if they do.

[ILoveTheCeltic]

Originally Posted by HoopswithPride

Matthew Lindsay ‏ @MattLindsayET
Official SFA statement on president Campbell Ogilvie imminent. #sfa #rfc

Don`t anticipate much, no doubt the SFA will back their man. They better hope nothing will come to light if they do.

Probably them giving him a £500k bonus that he can donate to the huns

[obonfanti1888]

[pod]

Originally Posted by obonfanti1888

[TheBatPencil]

http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish...=3&newsID=9490

“In light of today’s comments by Sir David Murray, and the ongoing speculation surrounding my role as President of the Scottish FA and my previous employment as a director of Rangers FC, I would like to take this opportunity to clarify the following points:

“I was aware of the EBT scheme in operation at Rangers during my time at the club and, indeed, was a member. The existence of the scheme was published in Rangers’ annual accounts.

“My role at Rangers, until the mid-90s, included finalising the paperwork for player registrations. As confirmed by Sir David Murray today, it was never my role to negotiate contracts during my time at Rangers. It is also worth noting that, since the mid-90s, I was not responsible for the drafting or administering of player contracts.

“I ceased being Company Secretary in 2002 and became General Secretary responsible for football strategy, in effect becoming the main point of contact between the club and the respective league and governing bodies.

“In relation to the recent investigation, I can confirm that I asked to be excluded from the Scottish FA’s Independent Inquiry into Rangers. In the interests of good governance it was absolutely right that this was the case.

“I am proud and privileged to be President of the Scottish FA during an exciting period in its history. I have an excellent relationship with our chief executive, Stewart Regan, and the Board of Directors. I would like to thank them for their support throughout this process and look forward to new and exciting challenges ahead at the Scottish FA.”

[Scotia]

thats the stuff

[marty2006]

Originally Posted by Shane1888

John Chalmers, former youth coach at Rangers during the 80's and 90's, apparently abused young children during his time there and as far as I know, nothing was ever said about it.

He also committed suicide in 1999. Strange.

http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/...coach-1.268291

Next time one of them slip the "BJK" line to you, bring this up and see how they respond. I don't mean mock it (as that would be stooping to their level), but simply ask them what they think of these allegations. I can assure you they won't be too chirpy on the subject of child abuse afterwards.

Never knew this. I'd not mock anything like this, when they say it and I tell them its sick mocking child abuse they respond with "We're not mocking it you's done it" - All they do is talk about child abuse there obsessed. I'll ask next time they say "BJK" and see what kind of response I get.

[Sean Daleer]

Originally Posted by TheBatPencil

http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish...=3&newsID=9490

“In light of today’s comments by Sir David Murray, and the ongoing speculation surrounding my role as President of the Scottish FA and my previous employment as a director of Rangers FC, I would like to take this opportunity to clarify the following points:

“I was aware of the EBT scheme in operation at Rangers during my time at the club and, indeed, was a member. The existence of the scheme was published in Rangers’ annual accounts.

“My role at Rangers, until the mid-90s, included finalising the paperwork for player registrations. As confirmed by Sir David Murray today, it was never my role to negotiate contracts during my time at Rangers. It is also worth noting that, since the mid-90s, I was not responsible for the drafting or administering of player contracts.

“I ceased being Company Secretary in 2002 and became General Secretary responsible for football strategy, in effect becoming the main point of contact between the club and the respective league and governing bodies.

“In relation to the recent investigation, I can confirm that I asked to be excluded from the Scottish FA’s Independent Inquiry into Rangers. In the interests of good governance it was absolutely right that this was the case.

“I am proud and privileged to be President of the Scottish FA during an exciting period in its history. I have an excellent relationship with our chief executive, Stewart Regan, and the Board of Directors. I would like to thank them for their support throughout this process and look forward to new and exciting challenges ahead at the Scottish FA.”

More flannel.

The huns are going to need bigger spades if they keep shovelling this bullshit on so thickly.

Thank fuck we have more than just the Scottish meeja on the case now or this would all have been swept under the carpet.

[obonfanti1888]

Originally Posted by TheBatPencil

http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish...=3&newsID=9490

“In light of today’s comments by Sir David Murray, and the ongoing speculation surrounding my role as President of the Scottish FA and my previous employment as a director of Rangers FC, I would like to take this opportunity to clarify the following points:

“I was aware of the EBT scheme in operation at Rangers during my time at the club and, indeed, was a member. The existence of the scheme was published in Rangers’ annual accounts.

“My role at Rangers, until the mid-90s, included finalising the paperwork for player registrations. As confirmed by Sir David Murray today, it was never my role to negotiate contracts during my time at Rangers. It is also worth noting that, since the mid-90s, I was not responsible for the drafting or administering of player contracts.

“I ceased being Company Secretary in 2002 and became General Secretary responsible for football strategy, in effect becoming the main point of contact between the club and the respective league and governing bodies.

“In relation to the recent investigation, I can confirm that I asked to be excluded from the Scottish FA’s Independent Inquiry into Rangers. In the interests of good governance it was absolutely right that this was the case.

“I am proud and privileged to be President of the Scottish FA during an exciting period in its history. I have an excellent relationship with our chief executive, Stewart Regan, and the Board of Directors. I would like to thank them for their support throughout this process and look forward to new and exciting challenges ahead at the Scottish FA.”

HMRC might be interested to know that....

What part of "tax evasion" to these fuds not understand, it doesn't matter if you THOUGHT they were legal, if HMRC says they're not then you're fucked.

The Rangers philosophy of never taking the blame or responsibility for their actions continues unabated

[albashamrock]

Originally Posted by Scotia

thats the stuff