5 thoughts on “Publicity Justifies Houston and Naismith

  1. I get so angry at these type of stories that you’ve reported on.

    I even sometimes wonder if they try to write just to see how much of a reaction they will get.

    Just more fodder for another laptop loyal book.

    Keep pointing it out, the more they know we know what they’re doing, the more ridiculous the spin will become. And that will be more entertaining! They will become even more ridiculous!

    DarnTheHairWeCare!

    1. The Joofy daily update was a perfect example of how the press were getting used. That man has been wronged in the eyes of the majority that read that rag. Why? He said it and they good fellows put it in bold print. It’s the accepted truth in many a workies van or office canteen now…

  2. You could easily argue that Houston should be up for a charge from the SFA for arguing about a referee’s decision.

    After all, Calum Murray is the man who first called Naismith a cheat. Okay, he used the posh UEFA word “simulation” but its the same thing. Anyone arguing that he’s not a cheat is questioning the integrity of a referee! And we know how much they hate that!

    1. Great point. Houston and Greyfriars Jobby question the integrity of the MIBS all the time. But they’re good eggs anit they?

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