NO I am not going to talk about
Blatter. It is good news though isn't it.
There's more excitement
from Paraguay where ”oldest” and biggest rival clubs, Olimpia and
Guarani, met in a derby and the Olimpian crowd broke into the Guarani clubhouse
and stole their trophies, throwing them on to the pitch. Riot police
got involved of course and matters were resolved eventually.
Guarani had the last laugh when their
team won the match 1-0.
Almost as shameful is the play-off
clash between Rangers and Motherwell at Fir Park, which led to
Rangers' failure to gain promotion to the top division in Scotland,
after a trouncing by the Lamarkshire side.
Look at the now unemployed Bilel Mohsni
and his tussle with Motherwell player Lee Erwin. Not a good day the
office for our 'Gers man. It all started with an attempted handshake,
and f*** off, a push and then a kick up the backside and a punch.
By all accounts another Rangers' player was “hit” with a team flag pole from the crowd, whilst the
Rangers' keeper let in a howler for the first goal. Worth having a
look at the media sites for this line up of disasters.
Five players, one from Celtic and four
from Rangers were sent of in two “Old Firm” matches in the space
of a week in March 1991 and finally, the ref who booked St Johnstone's
Don McVicar in a 1987 league game with Meadowbank Thistle was called
Don McVicar.
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