David

I actually think the guard of honour nonsense should be forgotten about. The league winners can celebrate in front of their own fans when they get the title at home.

If it's pre-arranged the players will do all the clapping anyway. In the grand scheme of things I don't think applause from 2,000 or 3,000 odd Motherwell fans will make much of a difference to their day. It will make us look like c*nts right enough, but there you go.

Again, what happens in England has nothing to do with how we feel or react to the matter. The English fans can do as they please.

I doubt I'd even arse around with cup games. If the other 11 clubs give Rangers the green light then I'm done with Scottish football at the top level altogether.

I'm not so sure it's a protest against the club, but more a protest against the actual league itself.

No, if we are asked by our club to do so, I would like to see our fans afford the respect that winning the league title deserves. A bit of a clap for a minute or so. Their reaction after winning the Scottish cup, and losing the league cup doesn't surprise me, and is a fair representation of a club managed by a character like Neil Lennon. Our players and fans grudgingly acknowledging the fact that they have won the title and giving credit where it's due would be a fair representation of our club and the qualities that our manager bring to the league. As for their fans, f*ck them.

Just because something has been done elsewhere doesn't mean we have to accept it, does it? I personally couldn't give a toss about the lower reaches of the English league.

Aye, okay. It's this kind of nonsense that puts me off what's left of Scottish football sometimes. If Celtic are champions and for whatever reason the club decides that some sort of recognition is warranted, then I don't see the problem. The petty shite that floats around our game is cringeworthy.

This comparison between our league and the EPL really does my head in. There is no comparison at all, simple as that. Why our television deal, pay structure, quality of teams or whatever should be compared to the English league is beyond me. Is it because they are just over the border? Why not compare our league to other nations of similar size? Ireland? Wales? Denmark? Norway? Sky don't really need any football deal other than the English Premiership. That doesn't mean they won't want to carry our games, just like they do other football leagues. The problem I have with Rangers walking back into the SPL is the fact that it basically puts the legitimacy of the league into serious question. We know that a similar pass wouldn't be issued to any of the other ten clubs. If it happens I'll walk. There's more than enough other sports out there that can offer me better value for money and more excitement as it is. This would just be the final straw to push me over the edge.

As someone pointed out, it's the team you're applauding. They've won the title, which is worthy of recognition regardless of what's happening at Rangers. As for the fans? Who cares what they say or think? It has nothing to do with brownie points or endearing ourselves to anyone.

I'm glad that common sense has prevailed for once. As someone hinted though, surely if McCall was wrongly punished the referee in question should be questioned, and if applicable, punished himself?

At least McCall & McCoist were still able to share a "special" handshake after the game

That's what I thought as well? Or does that include the money from getting into Europe as well?

Ah, right, I didn't know the circumstances of the goal, just saw that we'd went 2-1 down after 88 minutes. I'm abroad just now and couldn't get logged onto MFCTV for some reason.

Those jammy f*ckers always get the result they need!

Not quite sure how I feel about this. I know the club get's some extra income from this, but the idea of season ticket holders being subjected to this lot and their shite is sickening.

It was only the weans who were on the pitch, the junior Steelmen members I think?

Taken from the BBC website today; What happens now? Do the other ten clubs simple bow their heads and walk away? This is evidence that a stronger tactic is needed. I'm not sure exactly what that is, but something has to be done.

I've just stuck on a tenner at 11/8 with Paddy Power. I doubt i'll ever be as happy to see a tenner go down the drain as I will if we beat them on Saturday.

Paddy Power are offering Rangers at 11/8 as well. Mental.

It's quite simple really. If the Rangers that beat Celtic show up at the weekend to play against the Motherwell team who showed up yesterday we'll get hammered. I'd take a draw.

You think his final ball was good? C'mon now, it wasn't. The whole team pretty much was out of sorts yesterday.

Does anyone know the history of this Crawford Allan character? He seemed like he simply didn't have a clue yesterday and appaeared completely flustered during the game at points.

Aye, July next year. If he's really smart though he'd head for England.