Unconditional Surrender Day at Ibrox

When the Dons scored their second goal, I was told that the Transcendental Chairman made an immediate decision.The message I received from a well-placed source while the match was still being played said that he had called a meeting of the Sevco High Command for 18.15 hours this evening.

Before Abdallah Sima pulled one back, the Dunkirk Spirit was already in evidence at Armed Forces Day at the stadium Mr John Brown played for.

It was very much the Blue Seats of Ibrox after the Dons scored two.

The sort of quintessentially British fortitude that those Taliban types would recognise.

Sadly, there wasn’t a miracle comeback for Mickey B’s heroes.

For the avoidance of doubt, regardless of his work experience tactics, his contract details are at an elite level.

If they want to get rid of Mickey B, then they’ll have to pay him.


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10 thoughts on “Unconditional Surrender Day at Ibrox”

  1. Money for Beale means even less for the team.
    Keep Beale and they’re going down the pan.
    Welcome to Barcelona folks, a city with one great football team and Espanyol too.
    Phil, you nailed it when you pointed out what Sevco would become.
    hail hail

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  2. Going to be interesting 24 hours as the media poodles try to spin this fiasco as some sort of positive to appease the mob
    Especially when the club don’t have the funds to terminate his contract and fully recompense the manager .
    You wonder what gullible will be enticed next if Beale goes considering they have no money and 7 points behind Celtic already . They will inherit the failures they have signed recently too
    Let the fun and games begin

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    • I’ll take the job. I won’t even ask for more than 1 million a year. 3 year contract with no break point. And I promise to revolutionise the way they play to be attack minder. My 0-0-10 formation with inverted sweeper keeper will revolutionise football.

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  3. Letter off to The SFA tomorrow asking:
    1. Why three good goals were allowed against them at Ibrox.
    2. Why the SFA allowed them to appoint Micky Beale.
    3. Why the referee stopped the game after 5pm and not when they had an equaliser.
    4. Why one of their thugs was sent off.

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