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Butts

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Hibernian 3 - 2 Sevco 5088/Sevco Scotland/The Rangers/Rangers International Football Club

Hibs have won the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1912, while this was the very first final appearance for the Ibrox outfit since the present incarnation formed in 2012.

There have been reports in the Glasgow Herald that there has been a pitch invasion with apparently some "fans" being assaulted. It is not yet clear who started it, and let's hope nobody is seriously hurt.

Shame they missed out on Promotion to the SPL thanks to Falkirk, but the hoodoo has finally been lifted. Runners Up in the League Cup as well :p
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Wonder what Sir Alex thinks about that <D
 

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Hibs have won the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1912, while this was the very first final appearance for the Ibrox outfit since the present incarnation formed in 2012.

There have been reports in the Glasgow Herald that there has been a pitch invasion with apparently some "fans" being assaulted. It is not yet clear who started it, and let's hope nobody is seriously hurt.

TV pictures very clear in showing a mass pitch invasion by Hibs fans with mounted police deployed to assist with restoring order. A somewhat smaller number of Rangers fans also invaded but not clear if the two groups actually made "contact". Far more serious are the reports that some Rangers players and other members of staff were assaulted. And the aftermath revealed the resurrection of an old Scottish tradition of bringing down the goalposts. From an English perspective I can't help but think that sectarianism and football just will not be separated in Scotland's two great cities: am I wrong? (honest question)

Wonder what Sir Alex thinks about that <D

Of course away from the public eye the two actually had a great deal of respect for each other. It wouldn't surprise me if Mourinho really had been Ferguson's first choice of successor had he been available. Will Mata be politely shown the door again? Chelsea fans would be happy to have him back.
 
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Hibernian 3 - 2 Sevco 5088/Sevco Scotland/The Rangers/Rangers International Football Club

Hibs have won the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1912, while this was the very first final appearance for the Ibrox outfit since the present incarnation formed in 2012.

There have been reports in the Glasgow Herald that there has been a pitch invasion with apparently some "fans" being assaulted. It is not yet clear who started it, and let's hope nobody is seriously hurt.

Man...just call them Rangers...
 

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Hibernian 3 - 2 Sevco 5088/Sevco Scotland/The Rangers/Rangers International Football Club

Hibs have won the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1912, while this was the very first final appearance for the Ibrox outfit since the present incarnation formed in 2012.

There have been reports in the Glasgow Herald that there has been a pitch invasion with apparently some "fans" being assaulted. It is not yet clear who started it, and let's hope nobody is seriously hurt.

Shame that a cracking good game will inevitably be remembered for the disgraceful scenes after the final whistle.
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And it seems Louis Van Gaal is being rewarded for his cup win......with instant dismissal.

Rather ironic that Fergie apparently saved his job by beating Crystal Palace in an FA Cup final but LVG seems set for the sack for doing the same. Appallingly bad timing although it has to be said that there has been no official confirmation.
 

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Hereford 1...Morpeth Town 4

Football eh? Bloody hell!

The Southern League sides will probably take note of that result too. Hereford might not have it easy next season.
 

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Hereford 1...Morpeth Town 4

Football eh? Bloody hell!

The Southern League sides will probably take note of that result too. Hereford might not have it easy next season.

North Eastern teams always win the vase. The quality in the Northern League is said to be higher than the comparable southern leagues
 

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I do feel a bit sorry for Van Gaal, seeing as he's on death row and he knows it. I hope that the special one can do a better job.

On another note, did anyone watch the England Turkey friendly?
 

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I started to watch it but then I realised I had just painted a wall. So I watched that instead

A bit like watching your beloved "Paint Dryers" Villa then :p

What do you think about their new Chinese owners ? - can they bounce right back ?
 

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A bit like watching your beloved "Paint Dryers" Villa then :p

What do you think about their new Chinese owners ? - can they bounce right back ?

We'll have to see. A change of owner is a turbulent time.
 

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Shame that a cracking good game will inevitably be remembered for the disgraceful scenes after the final whistle.
Indeed, with such disgraceful behaviour, I hope it's another 100+ years, although I do welcome the club's statement.
Hibernian FC this evening confirmed that it will co-operate fully into any inquiry into the pitch invasion which followed the club’s historic Scottish Cup win at Hampden Park....
But some people are trying to play down the scenes, which is always disappointing. I wonder if the hooliganism apologists will be out in force again for this one...
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Rather ironic that Fergie apparently saved his job by beating Crystal Palace in an FA Cup final but LVG seems set for the sack for doing the same. Appallingly bad timing although it has to be said that there has been no official confirmation.
It's absolutely bonkers, there is clearly a lot wrong with football at that level, sadly.
 

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The two most important fixtures of the 2015 - 2016 season won by Halifax Town and Morpeth Town.
 

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Hibernian 3 - 2 Sevco 5088/Sevco Scotland/The Rangers/Rangers International Football Club

Hibs have won the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1912, while this was the very first final appearance for the Ibrox outfit since the present incarnation formed in 2012.

There have been reports in the Glasgow Herald that there has been a pitch invasion with apparently some "fans" being assaulted. It is not yet clear who started it, and let's hope nobody is seriously hurt.

Heard there's tens of thousands appearing outside Glasgow hospitals trying to get a smile removed that's been there since Saturday afternoon.
 

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I note that sooner than later, Manchester United have now ended the speculation concerning van Gaal and the decision to sack him has been taken and made public.

I think LVG has been treated appallingly and I don't see Jose as anymore than a short term solution at best.
 

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Unfortunately, LVGs style of management was Old School and didn't bring much excitement to the game.

Whereas Mourinho (when he's not bullying women) is renowned for his free-flowing football philosophy?

At least I can get back to legitimately hating Manchester United now :lol:
 

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A bit like watching your beloved "Paint Dryers" Villa then :p

What do you think about their new Chinese owners ? - can they bounce right back ?

Let's hope that the Chinese do the right thing and sell off the land for Apartments... Alternatively they could sell it to Blues, saves the need for having to build a new stadium
 

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