"Former Newton Mearns Neighbourhood Watch Firework Officer Fernando Ricksen is expected to be discharged from hospital today after he was admitted complaining of "feeling faint". Aides said he was due to leave this morning.
His bodyguards took him to the Accident and Emergency department of the Rossand Hall Hospital at around 10pm Tuesday after he took ill in a Press Conference.
The "Dutch Twat" has been kept in overnight as a precautionary measure. A spokesman said yesterday "He was not feeling very well and was very stressed and totally deluded. He was talking gibberish and was obviously off his head. They took him into hospital and they are running a few anal tests to get a suitale arsehole gauge."
A Rangers spokesman added: "Fernando's condition is now stable and he is in his favourite jacket. He is comfortable and he is now hoping to get home to play with some sparklers"
The Daily Mirror reported that Fernado's mind had collapsed and that he was complaining of 'hearing voices'. Ricksens problems climaxed with him babbling in tongues about 'Ecks the greatest Scots manager ever' and he was rushed to the hospital's Neurology care unit. However this was found to be a useless location given the patients physiology and Ricksen was transferred to Leverndale Home for H***.
Ricksen, who has a history of mental anguish, may it is reported have been overly-celebrating his 2nd anniversary of having his driving license returned at a Stadium bar near Paisley Road West. No one knows if he planned to drive home before 'his possession' episode.
His mental health and reputation has been failing since the notorious showboat encounter involving countryman Bobby Petta.
The new Tory leader David Cameron said: "I was sorry to hear that Fernando Ricksen is unwell. Any friend of Unionists is a friend of mine. I wish him a full and speedy recovery."
Also in hospital this week is former PM Margaret Thatcher. Lady Thatcher was British Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990 and like Ricksen is a c**t."
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Glasgow Rangers have created history by becoming the first Scottish team to conquer Europe and march valiantly into the prestigious 2nd Round Stage of the League of Champions.
An easily controlled draw against Inter Milan was more than enough to see the Scottish SPL Champions progress. Milan with the much over hyped Adriano had taken a lucky lead after the Brazilian appeared to physically assault and down the brilliant man-marker Marvin Andrews but this only annoyed Alex MacLeishs troops into a stinging rebuke.
With a crowd of 50'000, of whom at least 20% had stayed behind to herald the Manager at the weekend playfully singing loud and proud, flying Dane Peter Lovenkrands, the much heralded 'Scourge of Celtic' surged forward onto a Thomas Buffel pass to score what will undoubtedly be awarded Goal of the Competition.
Milan with typical Italian\Vatican style cowardice then collapsed and were saved from a doing only by cunning last 16 draw tactics and an amazing show of restraint by a Rangers team saving themselves for a monumental trip to Rugby Park this weekend. This extends Rangers historical sequence to 11 games and as per usual everyone connected with football is truly speechless.
This unbelievable Rangers side have now surpassed Celtics Lisbon, Paisleys Liverpool and even dare we say Wattys 9 in a row side for sheer skill, bravery and consistency. The BBC have already re-opened their voting site for Team of The Century after being inundated with millions of calls from around the world after last nights superb display of football finesse.
The consequences of this victory are quite literally impossible to comprehend. Rangers European rating has now gone so high UEFA have warned of possible problems with their Computer systems, quotients are only meant to be in double figures!. Lex Gold of the SPL confirmed that Scottish teams will now all be automatically entered into UEFA cup competitions forever more. Sadly the creation of such a historical achievement has amazingly been ignored by Glasgow District Council who have denied Rangers an open top bus from Duke Street to Copland Road.
The main question is shall the majority of the wonderfully talented Gers staff be there to enjoy the glorious advanced stages. Such recentperformances have after all hardly gone unnoticed.
With the Real Madrid, Portsmouth and Kettering positions open it must be on Eck MacLeishs mind that he could be looking at managing a totally different squad come January. Skipper Barry Ferguson, the colossus of the midfield once again showed how he is revered when Roberto Mancini had to field a midfield without Veron and Figo who it seems simply dared not to face the Ibrox Dynamo. Whether Ferguson would go to such a weak league is another matter.
The true talent however lies at the feet of David Murray. Chairman extraordinaire. This man is a marvel who consistently produces the goods for his manager, team and fans. When MacLeish astonished the world by saying he wanted Iain Murray, his Chairman asked no question. The only problem may be that Murray is now a victim of his own success and fans fear he may be forced to step down to devote more time to his amazing business empire.
Looking forward to the last 16 and Rangers are the name on everyone's lips. Liverpool's Chief Scout Alex Miller said 'It would be amazing' while a source at Barcelona showed their fear by simply saying 'Rangers?, No no no. We do not want Rangers here!'. Whoever get Rangers in the up and coming draw are bound to be scared. very scared indeed.
Darryl Bentfoot"
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SPL Champions Rangers, the pride of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, added another string to their ever increasing bow when it was confirmed by football statisticians after their incredible 1-1 draw with Italian misfits Inter Milan that the Glasgow giants have now gone ten games in a row without a victory.
This incredible achievement marks the current Ibrox team down as the most successful in their long and illustrious history and proves without a shadow of doubt that Alex McLeish is one of, if not thee most tactically astute managers European football has ever known.
Big Eck was overcome with emotion when told of his new record and struggling to hold back tears he commented, “This has to go down as the proudest moment in my career. I thought winning the Cup-winners cup as a player with Aberdeen was the pinnacle of my involvement in football but to set this new record is something that in years to come will leave a real legacy of my time at Rangers.”
When asked what he thought was the key to reaching such an achievement Big Eck cannily added, “Inconsistency in team selection and lack of planning.”
“I look at the planning and eye for detail from the likes of Mourinho, Rijkaard and Capello and think to myself, why bother. Football is an easy game and it’s all about two things. The first is listening to the first name put forward by our European scout Willie McKay and saying, he’ll do and the second is playing players out of position on a regular basis, no matter how shite they are. I really mean that final bit.”
When asked whether he believed his ten-in-a-row run will ever be beaten Big Eck added, “Aye, hopefully by us away to Kilmarnock on Sunday.”
At this Big Eck sped off in a waiting car to a secret meeting with David Murray at one of his plush Edinburgh offices with talks of a contract extension for the Rangers manager undoubtedly the main topic under discussion.
Meanwhile, Fernando Ricksen was unavailable for comment after being carted away by men in white coats to the Derek Johnstone lunatic facility just outside Larkhall.
We would like to wish Fernando a speedy recovery."
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