Won a cap - played in England and Scotland.
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Ex- Footballer retweeted
If you look at the comments on this post there's this narrative they're trying to push "Hearts should've just won one more game". Are we all just to forget the fact they gained 17 (SEVENTEEN) points from wrong decisions throughout the season? Winning one more game is immaterial.
🗣️ "There was a real injustice...we should've won the title"
Derek McInnes on returning to Tynecastle as Rangers manager.
▶️ youtu.be/fCxi7M-dVhU
Ex- Footballer retweeted
If a rangers podcaster said this about Dermot Desmond, @HumzaYousaf would be on the phone to @PoliceScotland
Ex- Footballer retweeted
My attempt at discussing what has driven violent riots & wanton destruction in France (not without interruption). I was also reacting to unhelpfully labelling Kemi Badenoch's mention of challenges of migration y'day, as a Trump-like dog whistle #PoliticsLive
Ex- Footballer retweeted
Pardon my language but where the F*CK should he be? He’s LITERALLY in the one place that will help him lose the weight and better himself! It’s because of assh*les like YOU that overweight people are afraid to even step foot in the gym.
Ex- Footballer retweeted
Wasn't X (@elonmusk) supposed to be clamping down on stolen videos? This has 2 million views in just a few hours from what seems like a bot account...no credit or link to my account or the video. It's just a mess.
Frankie Muniz had 38 cars before he turned 18.
Then his girlfriend found a $41,000 charge for “research” that he never made.
“It says you spent $41,000 on research last month.”
“I didn’t spend $41,000 on anything.”
“Call him right now and ask.”
So Muniz called his business manager.
He says the man immediately got “really frazzled.”
Muniz had grown up without money. Once Malcolm in the Middle took off, one of the first people hired to manage his new life was this man.
“I really, really trusted him,” Muniz says.
But that $41,000 call made him start going through years of records.
He says he found expenses that made no sense, car insurance far higher than the cars were worth, and deals involving the manager’s friends.
The person trusted to protect a child star’s money had been handling it while the child was too busy becoming famous to question every line.
Muniz says the documents eventually filled banker boxes.
But by the time he understood what had happened, the statute of limitations had expired. Police couldn’t help.
He had 38 cars before he was 18.
And nobody had asked why he was supposedly spending $41,000 a month on “research.”
How many child stars looked rich enough that nobody noticed they were being robbed?
Ex- Footballer retweeted
1935
Francis McGinn Cairney (son of James and Catherine Cairney) was born on 18 Apr, at 37 Cuthbert St, Tannochside.
Early life
Chaplain at St John's School, Uddingston and trained as a youth leader with Lanark
County Council. Played and
refereed at schools football level, and was a leader at St Columba's Church, Viewpark, Uddingston.
1961
Dismissed from St Columba's Boys Guild by Fr Henry McGinn, following complaints from parents. The police were not informed.
1962
When McGinn moved on to St Benedict's, Easterhouse, Cairney was allowed to return to St Columba's Boys Guild.
1970
A St Columba's Church Boys Guild player informed coach Mick McCormick that Cairney had molested him.
McCormick told the Boys Guild chaplain, Fr Martin Kelly, of the abuse. Nothing was done. The police were not informed.
Days after Cairney's abuse was reported to Fr Kelly, he left St Columba's to work for Celtic FC manager Jock Stein, recruiting and developing players for the Celtic FC
Youth Team.
1974
Stein dismissed Celtic Boys Club founder Jim Torbett after he admitted to sexually abusing Boys Club players. The police were not informed.
He replaced Torbett with Cairney.
1976
Cairney led Celtic Boys Club on a summer tour to Trenton, NJ, the first of 19 annual New Jersey tours.
1978
He invited Torbett back to Celtic Boys Club after Jock Stein left Celtic FC. Rumours of abuse soon started to re-emerge.
1985
Torbett joined Cairney and the Celtic Boys Club U-16 squad for 10 days of the 1985 Kearny, NJ summer tour.
1986
They were both exonerated in an internal Celtic FC inquiry, into allegations of abuse of Celtic Boys Club players.
The inquiry was led by Celtic FC chairman Jack McGinn and Celtic FC vice chairman and Celtic Boys Club president Kevin Kelly. The police were not informed.
1991
Cairney admitted to sexually abusing Celtic Boys Club players during the annual summer tour to Kearny, NJ and was dismissed by Celtic FC chairman Jack McGinn.
Like Torbett in 1974, the official reason for his departure was 'pressure of business in his full-time job'. No formal police investigation was made, either in Kearny, NJ or Glasgow.
McGinn is the brother of Fr Henry McGinn, who dismissed Cairney from St Columba's Boys Guild, 30 years earlier.
#CelticKnewAndLetItHappen
Ex- Footballer retweeted
Can we please stop looking at numbers and not the context, for the love of god.
Minsu didn’t get an assist at Parkhead, but without him, we don’t score.
They are in the team on merit, the others need to wait for their opportunity.
The “numbers” will come.
Ffs we are playing once a week - this is Celtic patter
Ex- Footballer retweeted
Actually quite funny how Martin O’Neil says he wanted us to have European football so we’re not playing before Celtic
Then within a few days 3 of our games have been moved
Now Celtic play Saturday 5th December at home- then we’re away to Hibs on the Monday 7th
Celtic play at home on Sunday 13th and we’re away to St Johnstone instead of playing them on the 12th
Celtic then play Aberdeen at 12pm on Sunday 20th and we have Hearts at 14:30
Funny that. After O’Neil complained and said he wished we didn’t play before them that our games get moved 😂 just a funny coincidence tho 🙄
📅 Fixture Update
📺 Three of our Scottish Premiership fixtures in December have been rescheduled for live coverage on @SkySports.
🚎 Hibernian (A) – Monday 7 December, 8 pm
🚎 St Johnstone (A) – Sunday 13 December, 12 noon
🏠 Hearts (H) – Sunday 20 December, 2:30 pm
📲 Full fixture details | rng.rs/47ghxfr
Ex- Footballer retweeted
Men shouldn't be in women's and girls' changing rooms, period. There is no test in existence to determine whether a man is or is not a threat to women before he's committed an assault. Innumerable men who claim to be women have sexually assaulted women. A simple Google search will give you the names and histories.
Men as a group pose a threat to women, as a group. The statistics don't change when the men identify as women. On the contrary, there are currently more trans-identified men in jail in the UK for sexual offences than there are among the general male prison population.
The reason this man was able to access unclothed women is that Planet Fitness thought it was progressive to let men into women's single-sex spaces. Women have been warning for years that women and girls would be harmed if corporations and institutions decided to placate the trans lobby and admit men to changing rooms and public bathrooms. These sexual assaults were entirely preventable. I repeat: I hope the women who've been assaulted sue.
Ex- Footballer retweeted
Season 26/27
Men’s 1st Team:
Rangers 3-0 Celtic
Celtic 0-1 Rangers
Women’s 1st Team:
Rangers 5-2 Celtic
Tennents Sixes:
Rangers 7-1 Celtic
Rangers 16-3 Celtic
Ex- Footballer retweeted
“Celtic’s reputation has been built over generations” “Those responsible have brought shame upon the name of Celtic Football Club and upon a reputation which generations of Celtic supporters have spent more than a century building”
Think the abuse was worse than tennis balls ffs
