BEARGER

Just stating a fact as I see it. Have seen the interview.

If it’s not then he should not be there. Any manager with self respect would not work in these circumstances. It’s not as if he’s been given the Man City job with the squad they have, we are rebuilding and he should have final say on recruits.

9 of the 13 outfield players who played tonight were Gerrard signings. He states that we were bullied all over the park, he must take some responsibility for that.

Allan McGregor has retired from international football.

Is he Elgin fan father?

Another decision against us, Morelos right through and offside given. Wrong!

McGregor should be off, red card but only yellow given.

Don’t shoot the messenger. Been reading elsewhere that we have a ST waiting list of 12,000 and that club have been contacting those whose seats are normally empty with a view to returning them. Any truth in this? Numbers seem very high to me.

No buy out clause in new contract, being reported.

General sale starts tomorrow.

One ground has had no safety check in 19 years according to BBC last night. Just stated that’s its one Council that only has one stadium in its area.

Not sure if this has been posted before

12 mins ago Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack undergoes hospital check on foot injury Exclusive by Christopher Jack @Chris_Jack89Group Senior Sports Writer EXCLUSIVE Ryan Jack RANGERS face an anxious wait to discover the extent of an injury sustained by Ryan Jack after the midfielder underwent a check-up on Monday. SportTimes can reveal the 27-year-old has been given a protective boot to wear following a hospital visit for assessment on a foot injury. But it is not yet clear how severe the problem is or how long the Scotland international will be out of action for as Rangers continue to monitor one of their most important and consistent performers. Jack played the full 90 minutes of the Light Blues’ Scottish Cup draw with Aberdeen on Sunday as Steven Gerrard’s side came from behind to secure a quarter-final replay against the Dons. The former Pittodrie captain has been an integral part of Gerrard’s plans this season and was rewarded with a new contract in December that will keep him at Ibrox until 2021. The loss of Jack would be a huge blow to Rangers as they attempt to challenge Old Firm rivals Celtic in the Premiership and reduce their eight-point deficit in the title race. Gerrard has also set his sights on Scottish Cup success this season as he looks to end his first campaign in the Ibrox dugout with a winner’s medal and the Gers will face Derek McInnes' side in their last eight replay next Tuesday. Rangers return to league action on Friday night when they make the trip to Easter Road to face sixth-placed Hibernian

Dear Bearger,The Season Ticket holder sale for the above game is from Monday 04 March until Wednesday 06 March.Buy your own seat from one of the following sales channels: • online here*• Ticket hotline 0871 702 1972* (calls cost 13ppm plus network extras) *Booking fees apply. • Rangers Ticket Centre Ticket prices are £27 for adults, £19 for concessions and juniors £10.Bar 72 and section MLF season ticket holders should note smartcards will be automatically activated for this game.General sale of tickets will commence on Thursday 07 March.Kind regardsRangers Ticket Centre

9 pages in and a good discussion on what’s would be best for everyone. But no numbers of UB members and how many others they have waiting to transfer in. How can we agree what’s best without knowing what we are dealing with? I did notice last week that when there was some signing it was only front half approx in BF1 that were not singing, those behind were.

Did the UB keep quiet yesterday ?

I would hope we also have a security/segregation problem. Corner only for them.

It’s just you and possibly a few Neanderthals.

We should not require to be told what is acceptable and what’s not. Imo we should not be mentioning any religion in a disparaging way. No need at a football match to mention the pope, ******s or Bobby Sands for example. It’s not that we don’t have enough Rangers songs to sing.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/rangers-icon-fernando-ricksen-reveals-14078256 More newsletters Former Rangers star Fernando Ricksen has told how his long-running battle with motor neurone disease has made him doubt God and religion. The 42-year-old is in the final stages of the terminal illness and is being cared for at St Andrew’s Hospice in Airdrie. Though he keeps some religious images in his room, Ricksen admits that he now finds it hard to put his faith in God. He said: “I respect everybody else’s views. “But, personally, I don’t have much to do with religion, especially after being diagnosed. “I don’t think any god would give this to anyone.” Ricksen has also rejected euthanasia, which is legal in his homeland of the Netherlands. He added: “I like living too much, I am not ready to go.” Ricksen was diagnosed in October 2013 with MND and originally given 18 months to live. He uses a special computer to communicate having lost his power of speech. The defender won seven trophies in his time at Rangers between 2000 and 2006 and another four after moving to Russian side Zenit St Petersburg. He was also capped 12 times by Holland. Last month, more than 250 fans paid tribute to Ricksen at a special fundraising evening at Tradeston Ex-Servicemen’s Club near Ibrox in Glasgow.

We have fans who just don’t care what damage they cause the club, it’s all about them and their agarnda.

2019, 14:00 by Rangers Football Club 31 RANGERS Football Club takes this opportunity to remind fans of the need to support the team in the correct manner. As the manager, Steven Gerrard, strives to provide excellence on the pitch we, the support, must also strive to protect the club and ensure that Rangers is projected in the best possible light. The majority of our supporters recognise that they are the club’s ambassadors and that unacceptable behaviour has no place in our ranks. Let’s go to Aberdeen determined to make sure that triumphs, like that wonderful 5-0 Scottish Cup replay win against Kilmarnock last week, are not downplayed because of negative headlines generated by unacceptable chants and songs. If this continues, those fans who indulge will succeed only in damaging their own club. Support the team, be louder than our opponents and drive our players forward but let’s do so in the correct manner. Let’s not give anyone a chance to criticise this great club, your club.

Couple of contradictory statements by Ross McGill in that interview. How many members has UB got at moment?