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1875 said:
I once put a small deposit on a house in Stirling in WA and lost it when we decided not to move there.
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So you moved up to the pillars in Moredun instead? Good move mate
 
Have you seen the work that was done at the back of the flats?

Some money actually got spent out here eventually.

My new lodger who's moving in on November the 1st (Scott B) walked down from his ma's the day and said it looks boss.
 
EH17 Jimmy said:
Have you seen the work that was done at the back of the flats?

Some money actually got spent out here eventually.

My new lodger who's moving in on November the 1st (Scott B) walked down from his ma's the day and said it looks boss.
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I’ve seen work getting done, but not a clue on what out how it looks
 
A former Hibs and Hearts footballer is facing jail after being caught by police with £400,000 of laundered money.

James Keatings, 33, was seen transferring boxes of cash from a van in Wishaw, Lanarkshire, in June last year after a tip-off from the National Crime Agency (NCA).

Keatings, who was on Hibs' 2016 Scottish Cup-winning side, admitted possessing and transferring criminal property at Falkirk Sheriff Court.

The ex-striker came through the Celtic academy and has played for Dundee United, Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Hamilton Academical and other Scottish clubs.

Sheriff Maryam Labaki said he had committed an "insidious crime" that "crossed the custody threshold".

www.bbc.co.uk

Footballer faces jail for £400,000 handover of laundered money

James Keatings, who lifted the trophy with Hibs in 2016, was caught transferring £400,000 between two vehicles in June last year.
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Jack said:
A former Hibs and Hearts footballer is facing jail after being caught by police with £400,000 of laundered money.

James Keatings, 33, was seen transferring boxes of cash from a van in Wishaw, Lanarkshire, in June last year after a tip-off from the National Crime Agency (NCA).

Keatings, who was on Hibs' 2016 Scottish Cup-winning side, admitted possessing and transferring criminal property at Falkirk Sheriff Court.

The ex-striker came through the Celtic academy and has played for Dundee United, Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Hamilton Academical and other Scottish clubs.

Sheriff Maryam Labaki said he had committed an "insidious crime" that "crossed the custody threshold".

www.bbc.co.uk

Footballer faces jail for £400,000 handover of laundered money

James Keatings, who lifted the trophy with Hibs in 2016, was caught transferring £400,000 between two vehicles in June last year.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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The man who ran the other way...
 
Kevin Nisbet to the sheep on a 3 year deal.

Didn't realise he was 28! Seems to have been around longer than his age suggests.

One huff and that will be two and a half years contract to drag on, and on and on ...
 
I see Zoubir has done alright for himself.

Im sure we had him as a wingback.

Captain of Qarabag...now more a striker.
 
Nick Montgomery has joined Nottingham Forest, as an Assistant Coach to Ange Postescoglou.
First game tomorrow, away at Arsenal at midday.
 
He’s mibbes a good coach, who Postecoglu wid know from Australia. He just isnae a manager
 
PatfromSussex said:
If we can football to one side, I thought Hibs management treated him very badly, getting him over from Australia, with a young family, then sacking him prematurely, I’m glad that he got two years at Spurs, now starting Nottingham Forest, (for how long?)
Hopefully those days, are behind us.
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I agree with that. We were pretty rudderless when we got him. And even after he left he's never bad mouthed us. I believe when he took over we were near the bottom and he was sacked for just missing out on top 6? Maybe the right guy at the wrong time.
 
Raith Rovers have sacked manager Barry Robson after four defeats from their past six Scottish Championship games.

Assistant manager Andy Kirk has also been relieved of his duties as the Kirkcaldy club sit in sixth place with 18 points from 14 games.

Former Aberdeen boss Robson, 47, moved to Stark's Park at the tail end of 2024, and departs 11 months into a two-and-a-half year contract.

Rovers are 13 points behind league leaders St Johnstone, but just one behind Fife rivals Dunfermline Athletic in fourth spot.

Experienced defender Paul Hanlon will step in as interim player-manager for the next match at home to bottom-of-the-table Airdrieonians on Saturday.

Hanlon will be assisted by technical director John Potter and first team coach Mark McKenna.
 
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