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IIRC he was a member at one point.

No I'm not!

It's more like a conference center with a football pitch bolted on the the side, the average football fan was merely an afterthought in the design of that stadium. Weren't there rumours of jiggery pokery going on during it's construction? If the SFA gave a flying f*&k for Scottish football fans then any National Stadium would have been in the Stirling area which has ease of access to all major transport routes.

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That will depend if those who control the mechanism for doing so are willing to do so, I remain sceptical given the abolition of the two organisations that offered a route.

There's literally hundreds of thousands of them up here!

Here's the equivalent RST numbers Eskbankloyal posted on RM. Apathy appears to be the victor which was probably to be expected.

I have 5 Rangers Numbers I could have voted with each one.

Even if a turnout is announced it would have to be taken with a very large pinch of salt given most people could vote multiple times. However what's done is done and now it will progress , hopefully with some new and truly independent faces aboard instead of celebrities.

At a stretch I'd give Shiels another year, keeping any of the others is tantamount to self harming.

Watched their session last week day before we played Falkirk, was very, very intensive and that was supposed to be a "light session". http://www.gersnetonline.co.uk/vb/showthread.php?76565-A-wee-snippet-of-today-s-training Given what we've seen this season regards style of play and general fitness I find it hard to criticise the training regime, it's not as if they're reduced to taking pot shots at the managers arse.

9 times out of 10 we become weaker after substitutions especially when Clark comes on.

It's almost as if he's trying to drive the price lower.

Won an auction at last years NARSA convention for 4 people to go to Auchenhowie to watch a training session.

Yesterday was a "light session" due to today's game. Nonetheless was very interesting to watch and quite intense and competitive at times. Players seemed to enjoy it and were very focused, it's clear that what they are doing in training is carried onto the pitch.

Chance would have been a fine thing had to leave the house at 4.30 am to get there for 8.30 !

Have a few more that I can add after the weekend as I'll need to fix them because for some reason they all came out sideways.

Hopefully fixed now!....

Was indoors at Auchenhowie as that's the closest surface to the Falkirk one.

IIRC they threatened the Maxwell brothers (the bouncing Czech's sons) with detention in the Tower of London.

St Mirren, they sent the emails out today.

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It's even simpler and more direct than that. The City of London Police raided Ibrox on 17/7/07 a matter of days after Reid resigned as Home Secretary. That raid was a result of Lord Stevens report into football corruption, the three clubs raided were Rangers, Newcastle and Portsmouth all clubs that had a close relationship with the agent Willie McKay. Stevens received "a degree of cooperation " from McKay (probably including the words 'side' and 'letter'). Reid was Home Secretary during the time of the Stevens inquiry and report. It is inconceivable that as Home Secretary he was not kept fully informed every step of the way in what was a matter of great importance in the sports world both nationally and wider afield. Weeks after the raid Reid was put forward as the new Celtic Chairman. Is it any wonder he was confident enough to declare that they'd "keep Rangers nailed to the floor." Spiers found Reid to be "an intriguing and engaging Celtic Chairman" no great surprise considering they shared the same goal.

Indeed there is and I sit on it and it's my personal experience on there that leaves me in absolutely no doubt at all that we need representation via a far stronger body than the Disability Matters Group could ever be.