JimmyEatWorms said:Even though they have just destroyed my own teams chances of getting into the UEFA cup I can't help but be pleased for the hearts. It's great to see one of the non-old firm clubs get a bit of success.
It'll be Aberdeens turn next season
WELL DONE THE JAMBOS!!!
JimmyEatWorms said:Anyway, I'm always optimistic during every closed season...suicidal by xmas and then frustrated at the end. It's the annual cycle of the Aberdeen fan.
sneakyd said:I have to agree! Away the Jambo's!!!!
I'm sick of the gloryhunting old firm supporters thinking it's their god given right(how can I write that for Rangers??) to be first or second. The fact they've been bleeting on about how the Scottish cup has been the worst for decades (wonder if it was because they were out in January??) just shows them for the gloryhunters they are. They can't be happy for any other teams!
Unfortunately for me I'm an Arab and am in dire straits at the moment. I want big brewster to succeed but it's looking a hard job.
Maybe this year we won't be optimistic and finally accept our bottom 6 position!
sneakyd said:I'm sick of the gloryhunting old firm supporters thinking it's their god given right(how can I write that for Rangers??) to be first or second. The fact they've been bleeting on about how the Scottish cup has been the worst for decades (wonder if it was because they were out in January??) just shows them for the gloryhunters they are. They can't be happy for any other teams!
weescott said:Well done to Hearts, its a good to see a 3rd Scottish team get into the CL.
Does this mean Le Guen has a year to build up a stronger squad without the extra games in europe to worry about?
What's the cost implications of CL football? It must be some £10m from the group stages alone?
Smit said:I think second place team in the SPL has to go through the qualifying stages to reach the group stages