Rangers Football Club

Marcus Dallas, a brother of Leeds and NI player Stuart Dallas, is reported to be banged up in a cell in Copenhagen for over a month after being scooped for rioting with other Rangers fans after the Brondby game.

tonyjaa wrote: Another Dodgy goal for Sevco Who had offside ?? Still a long way to go for the goal difference to be helped

Mulvanystrasse wrote: tonyjaa wrote: Another Dodgy goal for Sevco Who had offside ?? Still a long way to go for the goal difference to be helped Was it as offside as the recent Furuhammy goal for Celtic against Hearts at the Camp Knew?

Sevco draw Dortmund in Europa lge

They will probably go through that tie since Borussia are currently playing games behind closed doors lol

Edited by tonyjaa - 13 Dec 2021 at 12:37pm

Green Cockade wrote: Marcus Dallas, a brother of Leeds and NI player Stuart Dallas, is reported to be banged up in a cell in Copenhagen for over a month after being scooped for rioting with other Rangers fans after the Brondby game.

Edited by Tyronebhoy - 14 Dec 2021 at 1:06am

horsebox wrote: He's a bit long in the tooth to be rioting. https://www.facebook.com/marcus.dallas.5

Edited by Hotlips_Hoolahan - 14 Dec 2021 at 11:04am

Ah nothing, just a profile full of Rangers stuff.

Videocelts :

......Clean sweep as Nick Walsh maintains his red card record against Sevco opponents......


Nick Walsh kept up his remarkable red card record by sending off Josh Ginnelly at Tynecastle yesterday.

The Hearts winger is the third player to see Walsh’s red card in matches against Sevco this season. Ryan Porteous was given a straight red at Ibrox in October, earlier in the match no action had been taken against John Lundstram for a brutal attack on Josh Doig in the opening minutes.

That performance earned Walsh another Sevco fixture, four weeks later Stephen O’Donnell earned an early bath for two yellow card offences in the eyes of the PE teacher from Boclair Academy- where Murray Park starlets complete their education.

Walsh isn’t so keen on using his red card when it comes to matches involving Celtic although Callum McGregor was sent off in the first half at Ibrox in May.
Chris Kane managed to get in two kicks at a grounded Cameron Carter-Vickers then push his hand into the face of the Celtic defender in an October SPFL match. Both players were booked.
A month later at Hampden Shaun Rooney elbowed Stephen Welsh in the jaw, again a yellow card offence according to Walsh.
Prior to that match Ian Bankier told Celtic shareholders that he had deep concern about Scottish referees. It is now 102 weeks since a Scottish referee sent off a Sevco player, this year Kemar Roofe, Leon Balogun, Lundstram and Glen Kamara have been sent off in European matches.
Walsh is one of the favourites to be in charge of the January 2 Glasgow derby.

https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Comm/2021/3364.html

Apparently the reading is Mike Ashley is looking to claim for 3 years worth of damages from Sevco. I know they seem to think that there was a cap of £1 million pounds for any claims, but if the judge has allowed Ashley to get hold of their agreements and sales, then that seems to blow that theory out the water.