Family business at Sevco

I am grateful to a buddy for sending me this Sevco news.

He pointed out that James Blair was now “James Don Blair”.

My Arbroath supporting pal quipped that this might mean promotion from Consigliere to the top spot!

Of course, the big news would be Mr King officially stepping down from RIFC.

That does not appear to have happened yet.

As I have reported here, there doesn’t seem to be anyone in the Blue Room who is currently willing to step up and replace Planet Fitba’s Teflon don.

Now, I am aware that there are several reasons for this reticence to have greatness thrust upon them.

Some are legal and others are financial.

There are real stories to be excavated at Ibrox.

I have no doubt about that.

However, do not expect to read about any of that in the local media.


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20 thoughts on “Family business at Sevco”

  1. Meanwhile it’s 22 January and Celtic have signed one guy.

    He was signed from the ninth club in polish football and has only had seven goals in 18 games this season.

    There’s another striker in Poland who has scored 14 goals in 18 games. Is there any common sense at Celtic? Go get this guy as well and wipe the egg off your faces.

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  2. Have they accessed loans from a Bookie to see out the season in return for a Bookie on the Board?

    Just how many outfits can you mortgage season tickets to?

    Anything to stop nine.

    Where’s the SFA financial fair play governance.

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  3. All quiet and hush hush at sevcoland and then 2 belting articles about them from Phil in the one day . There must be some serious brown stuff coming down the pipes over there when the madman story to Barca was shoved out . They can only hold it back so long before it EXPLODES . No doubt we will here from club 1872 shortly about how things are ticking over nicely to keep the gullibles onboard. KERCHING.

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  4. The Alfredo to Barca article and (to a much lesser extent) this one have both made me smile but, as a resident of Arbroath,instead of continuing to enjoy the moment, I am wondering who your your Red Lichties supporting pal is.

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  5. I think Davie boy’s “cold shouldering” came with the tacit understanding that he can carry on as normal, “as long as he doesn’t do it in the street and frighten the horses”. With apologies to Mrs Campbell.

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