The latest statement from Mr David Cunningham Kim Jong-un was probably meant to soothe The People and it probably worked in that regard.
Month: July 2017
Graham Dorrans joins a troubled crew
One of the most interesting things about the signing of Graham Dorrans was how it was financed.
No appetite for justice among the stenographers
In the aftermath of the ruling by the UK Supreme Court, the response of ordinary fans who paid into matches for over a decade was entirely understandable, and it was this:
Strip the titles.
Guerrilla warfare at Sevco
I think that when Mr Graham Dorrans arrives at his new place of work he will find that some of his colleagues are revolting.
How Sevco’s brexit strategy might have helped the chaps at Hampden
The sight of Sevco crashing out of the Europa League at the first attempt was met with general hilarity in the world of football.
Paying for Pedro
I’m told that last night Mr David Cunningham King wanted to urgently re-assess the contractual situation of Senhor Caixinha.
Asterisk the Haul
I haven’t spoken to any supporter of any of the clubs involved that want titles or cups handed to them retrospectively.
The final verdict on the cheats of Ibrox
The verdict is in, Rangers cheated.
No Progres for Sevco
It is difficult to overstate the negative impact that this result will have on the financial situation at the five-year-old club.
Barrie McKay and life beyond Sevco
Loyal viewers of the Sevco sitcom will have enjoyed previous episodes where Barrie McKay had a starring role.
