BEARGER

Premier down also?

Anyone know anything about this player? Loic Tanzi journalist tweeted; En contacts avancés avec les Rangers Rabbi Matondo fait l’objet d’intérêts de Lorient et Brest qui essayent de le convaincre de signer

Found this, seems it’s not news. https://rangers.vitalfootball.co.uk/rangers-fulgini-angers/

According to some on Twitter(I know) we are looking at Angelo Fulgini who plays for Angers. Never heard of him.

Did anyone purchase this? Looks pretty tatty and full of mistakes as far as I can see. https://www.rangers.co.uk/article/the-rangers-dream-scene-now-available-to-own-at-home/5qC9cM9N0cdsprKzuZde1d

We meet at Ibrox at 11.00 and depart at 11.30. The Trail returns to Ibrox at 4pm for the Stadium Tour. During our day we’ll take you to the birthplace of our club and then take the journey around Glasgow that our Founders took during our early years. Before we tour our magnificent Ibrox Stadium we’ll visit Craigton Cemetery which will give you an insight into our Restoration of Rangers Graves Project. All in our day will be complete by 5.30pm. Adults £31 Children (under 16) and Senior Citizens £21 If you’d like to join us please reserve your seat here thefounderstrail.co.uk For further information phone: 0790 2855536.

Neither is Lawrence, he's a left winger.

Not a prolific goal scorer, one goal in six games ratio. Still better than Kent though.

Georgios Sideridis @gsideridiss As I’ve been informed, Antonio Colak has went through medicals for #RangersFC today and signed his contract with the Scottish sideHe is set to be officially announced soon as a #Rangers player @RangersFC @PAOK_FC

Drew Busby died this morning.

Why would places be limited?

Join Us For The MardiGla Procession Tue 28th June 2022 As part of our ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion and support of the Everyone Anyone campaign, Rangers Football Club and Rangers Charity Foundation are proud once again to be taking part in the MardiGla event in Glasgow on Saturday 16th July. Over 7,000 people took part in the colourful pride march last time it was held and we would like to offer supporters the chance to come together and walk with us this year. Everyone will receive a specially branded t-shirt and a banner will be organised for us to carry and walk behind. Details about meeting point, timings, walking route etc will be shared with participants nearer the time. Rangers Charity Foundation Director, Connal Cochrane, said: “We’re proud to stand side by side with the Club to reaffirm our commitment to inclusivity and show our support for the LGBT+ community. “The Foundation is committed to representing Everyone and Anyone and we hope that the Rangers family will enjoy celebrating this with us!” If you would like to join us on the day, please email rangerscharity@rangers.co.uk with the subject line MardiGla providing your name, contact details and T shirt size by Thursday 30th June at 5pm. Places will be limited.

Someone on here selling a house🤣 https://www.facebook.com/273587472675761/posts/pfbid0Dio4ks1QweaKZ7rFYg15JYFyNFP4saRiC5zizS7fhSoGfyMtf4QUw3EmhsiW4LHLl/?d=n

Another rumour to add to the list. https://www.givemesport.com/88026334-rangers-beating-celtic-to-3-5m-star-would-go-down-well-with-fans-at-ibrox

The Funeral arrangements of Rangers and Scotland Legend Davy Wilson's funeral are as follows. Family and Friends of Davy are invited to attend his funeral Service At 3pm prompt on Fri 1st July 2022 The service will be held at the Hurlet Crematorium, Glasgow Rd, Barrhead Glasgow G53 7TH At the family request Bright colours are encouraged The cortege will pass the front doors of Ibrox Stadium at approx 2.05pm 2.15pm that same day, should fans wish to gather to pay their respects. The family would like to thank everyone for the kindness shown to them at this sad time.

Now that really is hilarious. Get a life, it’s a football club.

Hilarious that some fans believe they can decide who’s a Rangers fans and who is not.

36 minutes ago, BEARGER said: Heart & Hand alluding to Aribo going soon? They're about two months behind me then.

I see we have signed Jack Lovelace, the new wonder kid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zak_Lovelace

Not really. If you said it two months ago and he’s still here, that’s not “going soon”.😉

Heart & Hand alluding to Aribo going soon?

https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/sport/20224334.robby-mccrorie-transfer-stance-revealed-allan-mcgregor-signs-new-rangers-deal/?ref=twtrec Robby McCrorie set for Ibrox exit after Rangers keeper stance change ahead of new campaign Exclusive by Christopher Jack@Chris_Jack89Senior Rangers Writer RANGERS keeper Robby McCrorie is set to quit Ibrox this summer after seeing his route to first team action blocked once again ahead of the new campaign. The 24-year-old is entering the final 12 months of his contract with his boyhood heroes but will not put pen-to-paper on an extension as he seeks a move to kick-start his career. And Rangers now run the risk of losing one of their most promising up-and-coming talents for free next summer unless they do a deal that will see McCrorie bring an end to his lengthy association with the club in the coming weeks. Herald and Times Sport understands that McCrorie was given assurances over his place in Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s plans this term but now feels that he has no option but to head for the exit door to avoid another wasted season on the bench after a change in stance at Ibrox. It is understood that Manchester United have added McCrorie - who was called up for Scotland duty for the recent Nations League clashes with the Republic of Ireland and Armenia - to their list of potential targets this summer as incoming boss Erik ten Hag prepares for an extensive overhaul of the Red Devils squad. A handful of English clubs are keeping close tabs on McCrorie’s situation as he prepares to return to pre-season action with Van Bronckhorst’s squad and aims to hit the ground running ahead of the new campaign. But that will not be to stake his claim for the number one jersey this term as boss Van Bronckhorst gets set to put his faith in Jon McLaughlin despite Allan McGregor signing a new Ibrox deal this week after deciding not to hang up his gloves. McCrorie made two appearances for Rangers last term as he deputised for McGregor during the Europa League stalemate with Alashkert and then produced an accomplished showing on his Old Firm debut as Celtic were beaten at Ibrox. But he has now been left disillusioned with the keeper situation and will look to move on for the sake of his career as Rangers are left to recruit another shot-stopper to provide back-up to McLaughlin and McGregor during the upcoming campaign.

https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/sport/20226152.ian-maxwell-denies-douglas-park-request-sfa-investigation-rangers-sponsorship-dispute-spfl/ Ian Maxwell denies Douglas Park request for SFA investigation into Rangers' sponsorship dispute with SPFL By Graeme McGarry@Graeme_McGarrySenior Sports Writer Rangers chairman Douglas Park claimed victory after the SPFL were forced to renegotiate their sponsorship deal with cinch over objections from Rangers. SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell has told Rangers and the SPFL that their dispute has nothing to do with the Scottish game’s governing body, as he denied the request of Ibrox chairman Douglas Park to hold an independent investigation into the dispute involving the Premiership’s main sponsor, cinch. Park and Rangers claimed victory after the long-running saga finally ended last week with the SPFL renegotiating it’s deal with the firm so that the Ibrox club were not required to display their branding at their stadium or on their jerseys. A statement from Park’s Motor Group though slammed the SPFL for their handling of the issue, and demanded that the SFA investigate after the reputational damage and financial losses they have incurred throughout the legal process. Maxwell says though that the SFA will not look to get involved beyond the arbitration process they previously facilitated, and he sees no reason why the SPFL couldn’t set up an independent investigation of their own. “The arbitration is closed,” Maxwell said. “The SPFL have written to us to say it was their arbitration, they instigated and they have withdrawn their notice. So the arbitration as far as we are concerned is over. “In a broader sense, none of those disputes can be good for the game. There have been two or three since I have been in the post that we have had to deal with. They cannot be good for the public perception of the game because it is in-fighting and actually you need to get round the table and sort things out. “The arbitration has been dealt with. In terms of Rangers and the SPFL if they have a misunderstanding or there’s a complication around the rules or there’s a question mark around how they should be interpreting the rules then that’s actually for them to sort out amongst themselves. “The SPFL can set up their own independent enquiry to go and look at that and make sure everyone understands exactly how the regulations work going forward. I don’t think that’s something for us. Recommended by “It is an internal disagreement on the interpretation of their rules – that is how we got to this point. Obviously the arbitration process is now closed down so I think it is one for the SPFL board. There is no reason they can’t set up something to have a look at that. “If there is a breach of regulations we get involved. We would not get involved in anything outside of that. You would end up getting involved in absolutely everything. There has to be a line somewhere. “We have a judicial panel process. If there’s something comes to light that we have to look at from that perspective then we do it. “From an arbitration perspective, the simplest way I can define this is that it is a debate that happens in our house. We just get one party to talk to the other party and they sort it out between themselves. “We are not actually involved in a meaningful way. It is just we organise a process and make sure things happen the right way and try and find a resolution.”