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Players we paid money for turning out to be duds.

That would be the same Derek Ferguson who once opined on Radio Scotland that "I'm not really a fan of Rangers".

The time to get a seat on the Board was when their money was required to buy up the MASH shares, that ship has now sailed.

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/ryan-kent-liverpool-loan-fee-1965894 £200k

If I had they'd have been posted long ago.

No because there's supporters clubs, corporate, players and staff to get too.

I was pitchside when we played Zeta in Podgorica, Idessane was adorned in an official BBC Celtic UEFA Cup Final in Seville embroidered polo shirt when he interviewed Walter and Barry Ferguson.

I view it as very much a positive. We currently have an excellent board and while I may not agree with every single thing they do I'm comfortable that the actions they take are because they believe them to be in the best interests of the Club.

Rangers 3 - 1 Hearts FGS Tavernier

Julian Woldhardt and David Lui.

You've got that back to front.

Think the Queen Street True Blues are running a bus from north and the Glasweigan Loyal running the bus from south.

Hope he gets the help he so obviously needs.

There's threads on FF regarding buses from both north and south of Villarreal to the game and back. Use Skyscanner or Travelsupermarket to find cheap flights.

He's been a season ticket holders for decades. I know all those in the article. I'm below the front of the wheelchair ramp in the pictures and video, I was 2 or 3 feet from the incident the whole time and saw everything. I would have whipped out my camera and filmed it but I was more concerned with imploring the Police and stewards to intervene before someone was seriously injured or worse. The reluctance of the Police to intervene is scandalous and dangerous, it happened right below the Police control room, they were videoing from the side of the platform the entire day.

He played wheelchair football for Clyde furfuxake. The photo was lifted from his Facebook page.

That incident isn't a one off, it has happened before and will happen again. At some point someone will be seriously hurt.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/scottish-news/3181818/rangers-celtic-old-firm-disabled-fans-crushed-video/ CRUSH OUTRAGE Disabled Rangers fan left bleeding in terrifying Old Firm crush blasts ‘disgraceful’ supporters who stampeded during Celtic lap of honour MS sufferer Evelyn Campbell, 49, fears she could've been killed as the Hoops passed Parkhead’s away section EXCLUSIVE By Ryan Thom 8th September 2018, 10:20 pm Updated: 8th September 2018, 10:23 pm Play Video DISABLED Rangers fans have hit out after they were left injured by a terrifying crowd surge during the Old Firm clash with Celtic. Video footage has emerged showing a stampede as Hoops aces toasted their 1-0 win with a lap of honour that passed Parkhead’s away section. 6 Footage shows fans running down to the bottom of the stand Three wheelchair users were crushed including MS sufferer Evelyn Campbell, 49, who was treated for bumps and bleeding from her ear. But she fears she could have been killed. TOM FARMER - THE SUN GLASGOW 6 MS sufferer Evelyn Campbell, 49, fears she could’ve been killed She said: “I was in the first disabled bay with my daughter. “I got pushed forward on my chair with my head landing on my knees. Celtic order independent review into crush chaos after five fans left injured ahead of Rangers clash at Parkhead “I thought I was going to fall off. If I didn’t have my belt secured on the chair it would probably have killed me. “The fans get excited but to fly in from behind was just disgraceful. 6 Celtic players celebrate during the lap of honour 6 Fans begin to race down the stand “My spine was stretched — it was horrendous.” Steven Sinclair from Stevenston, Ayrshire, and Scott Robb, from Ayr, were also hurt. Scott, 38, who has cerebral palsy, had a wrist spasm when fans bashed his chair, while Steven suffered neck and shoulder bruising. 6 Steven Sinclair suffered neck and shoulder bruising. 6 While Scott with cerebral palsy had a wrist spasm Scott said: “Rangers supporters should have been allowed to leave before the lap of honour.” The 800 away fans were held for 15 minutes after full-time on safety advice of police. Hoops ace Ryan Christie has shrugged off claims Hoops’ celebrations are over the top. Celtic declined to comment on whether they were a factor in last Sunday’s incident. scottish-sun@the-sun.co.uk

To me doing a "lap of honour" 4 games into a league campaign is simply bizarre in the extreme, they scared it's the only opportunity to do one this season?

Add the Czech Republic to that list as I found out last week when I went to Prague with a wallet full of euros only to find out they still work crowns. Also Hungary still has forints and Croatia kounas.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36430504

Probably not.