Given the way their finances are structured, I'm not convinced that they will, to be honest.

Anyone who has The Sash as their ringtone is quite simply asking for trouble, particularly in Glasgow, but also in many of the towns across the central belt of Scotland. If it went off in a pub in Wishaw for example he would be in a spot of bother. I can never understand the mentality of risk-taking at that level of stupidity. People have quite literally been murdered for less.

The Style Council - With Everything to Lose

He can't hold on to a lead though

Not to mention that Blackburn Rovers is a far more prestigious gig than either Wycombe or Rotherham, despite Venkys involvement.

Traffic - No Face, No Name, No Number

My money is still on the Holy Ghost. And for the couple of posters having a pop at the Rovers Trust, the appointment of a manager is really not in our remit to be fair.

The Questions - The House That Jack Built

The Holy Ghost?…..

Bridgeton, which is a short walk from Celtic Park in a direct line to the city centre and just before you reach the Barras area, is a huge protestant area, which is why there have been a lot of assaults on and stabbings of Sellick fans on their way home from the game over the years.

Virtually the whole of Europe will be supporting the country that has suffered so much torment at the hands of an immoral leader. On the other hand, I'm sure there will be a few who'd prefer Ukraine to win!

He was a typical scouse prick.

I think at that point Tony would have had longer hair than that (he’s as bald as me now!) and he wasn’t as well built in the leg muscle area. I think it is Sean Curry Tony.

Scored what should have been the winner at White Hart Lane in a league cup game but it was scandalously ruled offside. He also scored at Maine Road in a rare win there. He was a bit of a dick was Sean.

The Holy Ghost for Ewood?

That’s not a bad shout

No he wasn’t mate, he definitely played when we had that shirt.

It could actually be Paul McKinnon

Almost certainly correct Tony - a great lad as well!

Ask anyone who lives in the towns up and down Scotland and they will back what Paul says up Gav. Mainly alcohol fuelled it has to be said but its like being back in 1972 when one of the Old Firm come to town.

The Jam - Life From a Window

Some sad news coming out of Scotland that Andy Goram, the ex Rangers goalie and a former schoolboy opponent of mine at cricket and football, has terminal cancer and has been given about 6 months to live.

The Hollies - Reflections of a Long Time Past

Rogers had already done okay at Liverpool prior to his move to Celtic, had he not?