What about Shamrock Rovers?

Even then, PSG's dominance has been for four years, it's been over 30 years since a non-old firm team has won the scottish league.

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Hoopie has it right, take one you take them all.

We are no more in a political union with Ireland than we are with France.

I couldn't think of a Northern Ireland team. Maybe Belfest FC is a team

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Whether it's England or the Atlantic league change is coming.

We've got clubs from Wales and NI playing in a Scottish competition this year. The Balkans clubs are talking about uniting their leagues and the Dutch/Belgium women already play cross border competitions.

Lol England in a political union with themselves, nobody likes them.

The Scotch just voted to stay with us, despite Mary Doll's rosy picture of post-independence Scotland would suggest we have some redeeming features.

Also, you don't need to be liked to be part of a political union. Look at the EU.

Done this more than a few times without incident. Most intimidated at a football ground/surrounding area for me would be at Old Trafford (bunch of ****s). Not even close anywhere else (excluding the riots at Cliftonville games).

political union isnt make or break but imo it helps the celtic & rangers argument that we're in the same country. some ppl would reasonably disagree that an irish team in the blitwaap would be appropriate but i'd have it. and before you ask, no i still wouldn't have steua bucharest

to review:

celtic yes
rangers yes
accies no
shamrock rovers no
hypothetical shamrock rovers with avg 50k home attendance and championship/blitw quality squad yes
psg no
steua bucharest no
videoquest no

BAIDS nearly every time the monkeys go down the road they wreck the place and not much more than 2/3 years ago they had a summer friendly cancelled on the advice of the police.

I wouldn't wish them on my worst enemy though I could make a special exception for your lot.

And they haven't a pot to piss in.

Spurs playing during International Break. Times are UK..

Tuesday, August 30
Victor Wanyama – Kenya away friendly against Uganda – kick-off 2pm

Wednesday, August 31
Christian Eriksen – Denmark home friendly against Liechtenstein – kick-off 7pm

Thursday, September 1
Toby Alderweireld, Mousa Dembele and Jan Vertonghen – Belgium home friendly against Spain – kick-off 7.45pm
Vincent Janssen – Netherlands home friendly against Greece – kick-off 7.45pm
Heung-Min Son – South Korea home 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against China – kick-off 12pm
Josh Onomah and Kyle Walker-Peters – England Under-20s home friendly against Brazil – kick-off 3pm
Jaden Brown and Jon Dinzeyi – England Under-18s home match against Italy – kick-off 7pm

Friday, September 2
Erik Lamela – Argentina home 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Uruguay – kick-off 12.30am

Saturday, September 3
Clinton Njie – Cameroon home Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Gambia – kick-off 3.30pm

Sunday, September 4
Dele Alli, Eric Dier, Harry Kane, Danny Rose and Kyle Walker – England away 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Slovakia – kick-off 5pm
Nabil Bentaleb – Algeria home Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Lesotho – kick-off 8.30pm
Christian Eriksen – Denmark home 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Armenia – kick-off 5pm
Victor Wanyama – Kenya away Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Zambia – kick-off 4.30pm
Josh Onomah and Kyle Walker-Peters – England Under-20s home friendly against Brazil – kick-off 2.30pm

Monday, September 5
Ben Davies – Wales home 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Moldova – kick-off 7.45pm
Kevin Wimmer – Austria away 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Georgia – kick-off 5pm
Jaden Brown and Jon Dinzeyi – England Under-18s home match against Israel – kick-off 7pm

Tuesday, September 6
Toby Alderweireld, Mousa Dembele and Jan Vertonghen – Belgium away 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Cyprus – kick-off 7.45pm
Vincent Janssen – Netherlands away 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Sweden – kick-off 7.45pm
Clinton Njie – Cameroon home friendly against Gabon – kick-off 7pm

Wednesday, September 7
Erik Lamela – Argentina away 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Venezuela – kick-off 12am

Letting Celtic and Rangers in but not smaller Scottish clubs seems arbitrary at best and kind of defeats the purpose of having a pyramid at all

I think it'd be tough on all the Steaua fans having to fly all that way for home games anyway

Take that **** to the spurs forum.

and it's even called the BPL already ffs

Wish I knew what level that post was on, really hope level 1

And how do we feel about Chandelry FC from the Falklands?

Should be playing v Boca Juniors regularly, obv.

an european super league would be bad for a number of reasons, but the british league adding one or two of psg and/or barca, when they vote their way out of spain, could be pretty good.

I would imagine that a night out in Glasgow after a game with the OF as an Englishman might be a tad different.

Didn't you have issues at OT because you started cheering a Celtic/Liverpool goal when you were in the Stretford end?

You predict wrong. I've been there plenty of times over the years.
It's probably such a hole because Edinburgh ****s all over it.

Aside from Larsson, name one of those 'quality' players of which you speak. Obviously, the English players of the late 80/early 90s at Rangers don't count as England was banned from Europe at the time.