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Quite liked that one myself, I don’t often get called pedantic :lol:
The second half was a better performance but it’s fair to say that the Gers were lucky to get out of there only conceeding the one goal. Big Al was fantastic in goal again, he and Cuellar were outstanding (again) I just hope we can hang onto them.
Obviously :roll:
Anyway, I think you’ll find that I haven’t actually laughed at the situation itself, you’ve just decided that I find the thought of the actual disaster funny even though I said no such thing but that says more about you.
I think you must have skipped a bit of one of my earlier posts
You carry on if it amuses you
I fully intend to. It’s the ‘Why should they help you’ comment that made me laugh, if I was down on my luck that’s the last place I’d go looking for sympathy :lol:
With good reason, Bremen were by far the better team it’s just that on many occasions lady luck wasn’t smiling on them. I’m just glad McGregor was on top form (Craig Gordon better be looking over his shoulder cos a few more performances like that and he’s got be in with a shout)
Doubt we’ll be in it much longer, not if we repeat tonight’s performance :lol:
My, my. Someone’s had a sense of humour bypass :lol:
Anyway, as for something similar happening to me – something has happened to me and I know I’m very lucky to be alive, cos someone else isn’t, and living a much more normal than anyone at the time would have even dared to imagine.
You should follow my lead when it comes to doing your bit for charity. Here’s my theory which I devised after donating £20 to the tsunami appeal:
A £20 pound donation going on the basis of every penny counts on an average of one donation to charity per year equals 2000 years worth. It also means that if I’m ever homeless, I can go over there and say ‘I paid for your home so f**k off, I’ll be here for a couple of weeks’
Rangers going through to the next round of the UEFA Cup. I am a Gers fan, but that match was F***ING torture!! :evil:
