Balancing The Books Means the End For Baz

With the media machine in full spin all of today’s news bulletins have lead with the ‘Boozegate Turns To Vickygate’ story.

The demise of Barry Ferguson and Allan McGregor reeks of double standards by the bold Wattie, Permatan Bain and The Mint.

As journo after journo waxed lyrically about the Rankers manager making the most difficult decision in his thirty years in the game, the truth was conveniently missing.

Rankers, Club In Crisis

This same principalled one who…

>sent home Kris Boyd before last month’s CIS cup Final only to re-instate him on the day of the game,

>stood by Gazza as he mimicked playing the flute in front of the Faithful at Celtic Park, only to describe this act of lunacy as “a bit of fun”,

>encouraged his 9-in-a-row crew to go out on drinking sessions as a means of team bonding,

Lets make no mistake about this, if the Manky Mob were sitting with £10m in the bank instead of a £30m debt there is no way in hell they would be selling this pair.

It’s all about money.

Rankers couldn’t sell Boyd in the winter transfer window, as much as they tried, and now they want to offload two of their highest earners. Even if that means discrediting their captain, in particular, to save their own face.

Double standards all round.