54andcounting
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That's your statement...I prefer what was officially put out.
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Yes, let's sit back while others treat the Rangers as a figure of fun...that will never meet will approval on a Rangers forum.
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He could be just what we need to win the cup this season.
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Maurice Edu and Kyle Bartley 'shocked' by racist tweets
54andcounting replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
Wonder if he's a tim? Community service and ban from porkheid and every other football ground for that matter would send out a stern message -
He'll get bums on seats for sure.
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Staying with Colin... his last taste of glory was in season 77-78 while on loan from Rangers to Kilmarnock who played in the 1st division at the time which sensationally beat Celtic in a replayed Scottish Cup match to earn a trip to Ibrox in the quarter-finals. Rangers had to pulp all the tickets they had somewhat presumptively printed advertising their opponents as Celtic. Killie were beaten 4-1. Stein didn’t score but it was perhaps fitting that Ibrox was the ground where he played his last full 90 minutes.
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1968-69 Fairs Cup second round. Colin Stein made his European debut for Rangers against Dundalk scoring twice helping his side to progress into the 3rd round. A month earlier in the 1st round of the competition he had helped Hibs into the 2nd round against NK Olimpija scoring in a 3-0 win.
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Wee 'Doddie' is one of my all-time favourites, the only midfielder in a blue jersey to come close to him imo for skill and battling qualities was Stu McCall. Jock Wallace in a later interview about his time as Rangers manager said Alex was always the first name on his team sheet. Delighted to hear he got a replica of his stolen CWC medal.
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In a Rangers v Falkirk league match in 1970, John Greig and Alex Ferguson were sent off for swapping punches.
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During the 1968-69 season John Greig was the regular penalty taker of the team. After 5 successes from the spot he then missed one in a nervy Fairs Cup quarter final first leg tie against Atletico Bilbao at Ibrox with 'Gers only leading 2-1. Greig vowed after the game (which finished 4-1) 'I'll never take another penalty kick'. 3 and a half years later in a League Cup game against Dumbarton with Rangers already 4-0 up, Derek Parlane the regular taker, and who had earlier put 'Gers 2-0 ahead from the spot, handed John the ball and said 'go on, take it',...he did and scored. THAT was the last penalty kick he ever took.
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police investigate whytes links to green.
54andcounting replied to the gunslinger's topic in Rangers Chat
Maybe the Ajax fans should have just chanted it instead of putting on a big banner for all to see. -
The cheek of this wee fella... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p5OuUPbGis
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Ayr United forward Moffat scored a hat-trick tonight at Somerset Park against Stranraer in a match held over from the weekend due to the Scottish Cup. But it wasn't enough to take the points as Longworth (3) Aitken (2pens) and a McKenna strike sealed an excellent 6-3 win for the visitors to move up to 5th in the table.
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Why do some threads descend into point scoring on who said what and who done what regarding who's in charge and who isn't in charge of our club?
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I thought Peralta and Faure on the right side looked promising, and the display in the Govan was an incredible sight.