BEARGER

Aye let’s stop anyone with a different opinion from posting, is this what Gersnet is becoming?

Aye getting used to them.

Assuming the newspapers were correct and we spent £5-£7M to get him, do you think he has delivered? To me he’s a good player but at that price he should be making all the difference in games like today and last Wednesday.

If he had the heart of his father he’d be some player, but he doesn’t.

Kris Boyd has issued the following statement: “My brother took his own life because of his mental health issues. The pain and suffering of his suicide still haunts me and my family each and every day, so please don’t accuse me of belittling another man’s mental health issues like I couldn’t care less. Just to be perfectly clear, on Sky Sports on Wednesday other night I mentioned Leigh’s mental STRENGTH in coping with criticism. I wasn’t talking about his mental health. They’re two totally different things. So if anyone genuinely believes I’d have a go at Leigh Griffiths for problems he’s gone through then, I’m sorry, they are wrong.”

Hearts 0 - 2 Rangers FGS Defoe

Borrowed this from elsewhere, hope it’s not originally from DR or Sun. STEVEN Gerrard last night insisted he was delighted to see Rangers win ugly against St Mirren and maintain the pressure on Celtic at the top of the Ladbrokes Premiership. A first-half Jermain Defoe goal secured a narrow win for Gerrard’s side over Jim Goodwin’s team at Ibrox and kept them just two points behind their city rivals in the table. The Rangers manager, whose men have a game in hand against St Johnstone at home still to play, admitted his charges didn’t perform at their best in their first league game since their win over Celtic at Parkhead last month. However, the former Liverpool and England midfielder stressed that picking up all three points was the most important objective for his side and declared himself happy with the final outcome. “I’m delighted with it, in terms of the outcome and result,” he said. “It gets us closer to where we want to be, six wins on the spin. So I’m positive, I’m happy. “I understand some of the frustration around the fans, and the players, not scoring three or four. Over course of the season it’s not going to be perfect in every game. We’re still trying to find top gear. “But it’s a win, a clean sheet, defensively very sound. We could have killed the game off, but it wasn’t to be. “We expected St Mirren to come with that formation, to try to stay in the game as long as they could. They were very well drilled. We always knew, if the scoreline wasn’t out of reach, they would show more ambition late on. “It left gaps we maybe should have capitalised on. But we’ll take the win and move on.” Gerrard added: “You see Rangers v St Mirren and expect three, four five. It’s not always going to be like that You’ve got to respect them. It’s the same outcome. “The fans are entitled to moan and groan if they want, if they’re not seeing what they expect. I’m not sitting here saying we were outstanding, everything is flying and we were brilliant. But we’re winning, doing whatever it takes to win games. “There will be nights when we’re better, when we score more goals. But I’m not sitting here with any negativity."

No change that I can see. https://rangers.co.uk/news/

So taking them 1 at a time, what's the significance of those stats? All of the below excludes OF games and assumes current form to date will continue.

Weekend has come and gone and no follow up statement from the club. I’m assuming the time taken will be worth it.

Who?

Not me.

Dear Bearger, Our last League result, at Parkhead, was the perfect way to end the year and meant we moved into the winter break and 2020 with a sharp focus on what can be achieved in the second half of our domestic and European campaigns. Supporter contribution to our remaining games this season will be vital and fans will continue to provide a source of inspiration to the first-team squad and our coaching staff, in particular at Ibrox, where our 50,000 strong support create an atmosphere which is the envy of most other clubs. As always the club is grateful to our 46,000 season-ticket holders but it would be immensely helpful if fans could inform the club when they are unable to attend matches. By doing so, we could pass on these tickets to other supporters, many of whom are on our season-ticket waiting list which currently sits at 15,000. As we enter a potentially defining period for the club, we urge every season-ticket holder to back the team in person at Ibrox Stadium, no matter who the opposition might be. However, we fully understand the demands of modern working practices and family-life commitments must take priority at times so we have relaunched the Seat Sub platform, which offers an easy way to exchange seats when fans cannot make games. Under this scheme the club will return 50% of the ticket price for resold seats to supporters unable to attend matches to be credited against their 2020/21 season ticket. So, if you can’t attend, please use the Seat Sub platform so that another supporter may have the opportunity to attend and help ensure we keep Ibrox roaring for every last minute of this 2020/21 season. If you use the scheme throughout January, you will be entered into a draw to win an exclusive, behind the scenes tour of the Hummel Training Centre. For more information or to release your seat for our games against St Mirren or Ross County, visit rangers.co.uk/seatsub Yours sincerely, Stewart Robertson Steven Gerrard Managing Director Manager

Rangers 3 - 0 St Mirren FGS Defoe

Oldest living Ranger now, Ian McMillan ?

You’ve got one.

Find it hard to believe we would spend that money on a player who has played all his senior career in the second tier of French football. Scored 22 goals in 107 appearances according to Wikipedia.

https://mobile.twitter.com/rsjh0501/status/1218504826537029632

Is that to do with Club1872 regs? Or it would just take up too much of your time?

Club 1872 Board Elections - Applications Dear Member, The Club 1872 board elections have been delayed for a significant period of time due to the process of adopting new Articles of Association for Club 1872 Shares CIC, in conjunction with the CIC Regulator. This delay was regrettable and we apologise for it, but the continuity provided by the current board overseeing this process was very important. We thank the Regulator for her help in assisting the current board to put in place a robust and transparent governance framework for the organisation which will serve it very well in the years to come. Now that this work has been completed, the Club 1872 companies are accepting applications for the Club 1872 boards. We would welcome candidates who can commit the time and energy required to achieve the aims of Club 1872. The eligibility requirements are laid out below. Candidates should note that on election they will be appointed to the under-noted companies: Club 1872 Shares CIC, Club 1872 Projects CIC, Club 1872 Limited and Supporters Voice Limited. Each company is separate and independent and candidates must be willing to serve on each of the companies’ boards for a term of 3 years. Applications Applications should be completed on a Club 1872 Board Application form (download by clicking here) and e-mailed to applications@club1872.co.uk. Candidates will also be required to sign further documents as part of the application process including a Directors’ Role document. These documents will be provided to candidates on receipt of their application form so we would ask them to ensure that their application form is received at least 24 hours prior to the deadline to allow these further forms to be completed. We will accept scanned copies of all documents prior to the application deadline as long as paper copies follow in a timely fashion. All paper forms should be printed, signed by the applicant and posted or hand delivered to: Club 1872, Second Floor, Copland House, Edmiston Drive, Glasgow G51 2XF All applications will be acknowledged by e-mail. If you are in any doubt or have any other questions, please contact info@club1872.co.uk. Applications for board positions must be received no later than 5pm on 24th January 2020. There are 5 board places in total. Only 3 of these places are free at this election as Euan Macfarlane and Joanne Percival were affirmed by members in 2018 and have just under two years of their terms remaining. The Club 1872 board is very pleased to make members aware that existing directors, Laura Fawkes and Reverend Stuart MacQuarrie, have confirmed their intention to seek re-election. Candidates require 15 proposers. Candidates and proposers must be either life members or have been donating monthly contributors for a continuous period of at least six months prior to the date of this notice. Candidates must be capable of being appointed as a director of a company. All information on the candidate’s application form must be factually accurate. Any candidate who is found to provide false information either on their application form or during the election process will be subject to removal from the process. All details contained in candidate applications and supporting documentation (excluding personal information such as postal address details, email address and phone number) may be published on the Club 1872 website. Further details of the election process will be published following the completion of the application process. Club 1872

Notice of Complaint | Rangers FC Friday 17 January 2020 Alleged Party in Breach: Rangers FC Charge 1: Match: Hibernian FC v Rangers FC Date: Friday 20 December 2019 Competition: Scottish Premiership Disciplinary Rule allegedly breached: Disciplinary Rule 204 - All Clubs and recognised football bodies shall procure that its officials, Team Staff, employees and players conduct themselves in an orderly fashion at all times during and/or after a match. In particular, Clubs and recognised football bodies are responsible for ensuring that its officials, Team Staff, employees and players refrain from any one or a combination of the following: (a) becoming involved in a confrontation (b) conduct that is likely to lead to or to exacerbate or prolong a hostile or argumentative situation with players and/or team staff from the opposing team and/or match officials (c) conduct that may otherwise incite disorder. Charge 2: Match: Celtic FC v Rangers FC Date: Sunday 29 December 2019 Competition: Scottish Premiership Disciplinary Rule allegedly breached: Disciplinary Rule 204 - All Clubs and recognised football bodies shall procure that its officials, Team Staff, employees and players conduct themselves in an orderly fashion at all times during and/or after a match. In particular, Clubs and recognised football bodies are responsible for ensuring that its officials, Team Staff, employees and players refrain from any one or a combination of the following: (a) becoming involved in a confrontation (b) conduct that is likely to lead to or to exacerbate or prolong a hostile or argumentative situation with players and/or team staff from the opposing team and/or match officials (c) conduct that may otherwise incite disorder. Principal hearing date: Thursday 6 February 2020

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Aye it’s on page 2.