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Killie got charged for comments Clarke made about refereeing while Gerrard & Jack criticised while nothing happened them as they are Sevco

Clarke has just replied
“I'm disappointed that the club has been charged for something I said, so that's the first part. Obviously we're going to fight our corner. We'll go to the hearing and put forward our case. I stand by everything I said in my Statement – no retraction – so I look forward to the hearing. Maybe I'm being a little bit pedantic but I thought it was disrespectful that they spelt my name wrong, both on the front cover and inside. I won't use the word amateurish but certainly unprofessional."

Great stuff
BR & Craig Gordon also asked for clarity on all the recent decisions (sevco players & Naismith getting off with red cards while other SPL teams got punished) too

Edited by tonyjaa - 14 Sep 2018 at 9:40am

Aberdeen unhappy too:

Aberdeen FC finds the explanation provided by the SFA in relation to the Michael Devlin red card appeal unacceptable.

The club maintains its view that the player was wrongfully dismissed, that the evidence presented was a robust defence and was overwhelmingly compelling in the player’s favour.
In light of recent decisions taken by the SFA, the club believes it is imperative for the country’s football authorities to establish consistency and transparency in the appeal and referral process and will engage in dialogue with the SPFL in this regard to seek their assistance.
Furthermore, at a time when technology is making a significant and positive impact across sport, the club believes that the impact of the VAR system trials in the English Premier League need to be considered if stakeholders in the game are going to regain trust in the process.
AFC is aware that the views we have expressed are held by many who have found key appeal and referral decisions this year perplexing and want to see the governing body dealing with this proactively, with a consistent and transparent appeals process high up on the agenda.
Doing so would enhance the game’s integrity, greatly assist referees, improve the game for fans and, ultimately, the perception of Scottish football.

Cretin of a man

Charlie Adam linked as a player coach with miller as player assistant manager

Aberdeen have sold less than half of their League Cup semi-final tickets despite complaining about their initial allocation for the tie against sevco.

They eventually received 20,300 tickets for the game at Hampden after denouncing their original share of 16,800.

Aberdeen have sold just over 9,000 to date, and admit sales "have fallen short of the demand expected.

Edited by Double Maxim - 19 Oct 2018 at 6:21am

Heart of Midlothian
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Craig Levein confirms Steven Naismith may require an operation and could be sidelined for 6 to 8 weeks.

Lennon hit by something from the crowd there after acting a total dickhead when hearts had a goal disallowed late on

Now last week when I spoke about the difference in class between Lennon and Rodgers, that’s what I was referring to. 

Edited by Roberto Baggio - 31 Oct 2018 at 9:40pm

Green Devil wrote: Roberto Baggio wrote: Green Devil wrote: Lenny acting the idiot after Hearts got a goal disallowed and then 10 seconds later gets hit with a coin. Ridiculously unprofessional behaviour by him getting on like that  Had Lenny not acted the idiot he wouldn't have got hit with a coin simple as, he brought it on himself as wrong as it was for the scumbag who hit him with it.

Twoinarow wrote: Green Devil wrote: Roberto Baggio wrote: Green Devil wrote: Lenny acting the idiot after Hearts got a goal disallowed and then 10 seconds later gets hit with a coin. Ridiculously unprofessional behaviour by him getting on like that  Had Lenny not acted the idiot he wouldn't have got hit with a coin simple as, he brought it on himself as wrong as it was for the scumbag who hit him with it.  That’s Bullsh*t if you ask me! He would have been getting pelters from the fans all game about religion etc...  Fair play to him for giving a bit back