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  1. I’m happy. I think he’s delt with everything very well. He’s done what we’ve been crying out for for years and told the press to toe the line. he is hamstrung with this tax thing, until that passes we won’t really see his true colours, but the fact he was willing to buy us with that cloud hanging overhead said a lot. My own opinion is he wants to make us stable financially, winning then to sell us off for a profit which i have no problem with. To totally contradict myself in one sentence, boardroom stability is essential in the running of any company and another new owner2-3-4-5 years down the line is exciting, but also comes with the doubt that a new owner might fuck us up again. He’s a young guy in this business game, and he will not want his reputation screwed up by making a mess of Rangers, that is my biggest plus point when doubt slip in, not that there has been many with him
  2. I never read that clown but did tonight. He seems very confused, obsessed and i’m dam sure a Head Doctor would have him in a puzzle factory in no time if he was given a proper evaluation
  3. I think it’s great what the VB and Rangers fans in general are doing. I would go along if i was in the UK. But i don’t think it will make one bit of difference to the way the BBC reports on us, part of me even thinks they will go at Rangers even more after the protest and the fact the club have banned them. But, it’s better to make our views known rather than sit and do nothing. So good luck tomorrow and stay safe as the cops will be ready to lift anyone very quickly which will in turn cause an incident as others will get vocal about it. The BBC will be dying for that to happen.
  4. I seen that. I could care less about that sort of thing. they’re a group of lads that love the club like we all do. they are not jornos etc. Good on them. For me the most pleasing part is the fact CW has taken time out to talk to the “normal” fan in the stands with out asking for the questions to be sent to him before hand.
  5. So much was said with CW’s reply and the “no comment” It happened
  6. Good read, but never really back him into a corner, which might not have been there angle though. I did actually laugh out loud when CW said Speirs wasn’t significant enough hahahahahaha
  7. Our fans did it with larson. Both as bad as each other when it comes to this.
  8. I enjoyed it. The guy’s an absolute mess.
  9. Brilliant read. I don’t pay much attention to that clown. I am not a doctor or the likes, but it seems the guy is actually ill to the point he could harm himself. I’ve posted a link to this on my Rangers FB page too. Top stuff
  10. A lawyer will rip him to bits
  11. Just someone jumping on the bandwagon. If we do get fucked by the tax thing i’m guessing the guy is hoping to gain out the names. Nothing to worry about
  12. Exactly mate. I have thought about it all day and tried to see the bad side of this. I can’t. Ok he will have bent and broke some laws, but get a grip BBC, who gives a shit?
  13. Is anyone else like me NOT worried in the slightest about CW background? I aint, as far as i’m concerned it’s all sort of part and parcel of the murky world of business. I work for the biggest oil company in the World and we are up to our eyeballs in legal issues which range from insider trading to fucking over small businesses. it’s what businesses do. I’d have been more shocked if CW had not shafted people and been involved in dodgy dealings.
  14. Just read this pish on the BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-15377454 So fucking what? I work for one of the Worlds biggest oil companies and we have law suits flying about all over the place. At the end of the day when you re at the level CW is at he will have cut corners, taken advantage of tax loop holes, shafted people, broke some laws that are wafer think laws> They ALL do it. He is still a very successful businessman and has brains, and never ever forget he;s one of us, something SDM wasn’t. Look at it this way, he not robbed a bank or snatched a Grannies bag. Do NOT worry about this shit lads and lasses, it’s news of the world type journalism by the BBC
  15. I get the feeling that tonights hatchet job on CW will use the words,â?Itâ??s been allegedâ? a hell of a lot rather than,â?We have proof that CW........â? Just a hunch likes
  16. Start taking pics of the stewards that overstep the mark and post their pics online. See how they like it
  17. We are a Rangers supporters group though. I’ve heard it all before, and it comes from people that don’t have a clue LOL
  18. I agree, but the deal was signed about 2/3 years ago, i know that’s how long he’s been doing it for, even longer. The weird thing is, see all the recent troubles we’ve had, including Manchester, not ONE ICF lad was directly involved, we had ZERO to do with it really, despite what some will think, esp manchester. I have been part of the ICF since about 88 on and off. I am in no way a main face but i’m known, if you know what i mean? I’ll be as honest as i can about it all, but i know it’s wrong and it does taint RFC in a bad light, but, it’s honestly like a drug, the feeling of being with the lads and walking through the Gallowgate taking the piss is amazing. Plus people need to know that there has been 100’s of times we have bailed out “Scarfers” at Aberdeen, Parkhead, Hibs, etc.
  19. Cheers Boss. It’s gonna cause controversy, but why shouldn’t he make a few quid out of his and our adventures?
  20. Yeah sorry. I’m on a por connection in my hotel. Feel free to edit where you see fit mate
  21. In all good book stores from today. Product Description Invariably violent, often brutal, frequently funny, sometimes moving but always compelling. Chugg takes us to the beating heart of the ICF, Scotland's most-feared football-hooligan gang. As the ICF rampages from one battle to the next at home and abroad, leaving many casualties in its wake, we meet figures who have become legends in the uncompromising world of football violence: men like Barry Johnston, Harky, Davie Carrick, Big Boris, Warren and James 'Fat' McLeod. This is the most-detailed account yet written about any of Scotland's mobs, with new material on almost every page. The twenty-plus chapters provide a fascinating insight into what really happened during the years when football violence was at its peak and there is even a chapter on the mayhem Rangers fans perpetrated in the 1960s and 1970s, well before the era of the casual. It would be impossible to give a complete list of the fascinating subjects covered by this book, but these are some of the highlights. Belly of the Beast: when fifty ICF took on a thousand Celtic fans before the notorious Old Firm title decider of 1999. Raid on the Gallowgate: the ICF launch a reckless attack on the Gallowgate pubs, Celtic's spiritual home. Price on his Head: why the IRA wanted Chugg shot. The vicious battles for supremacy with Hibs and Aberdeen. Taking on Scotland's other mobs: Dundee Utility, Kilmarnock, Partick Thistle, Motherwell and many more besides. South of the Border: the ICF front up to Sunderland, Everton and Man Utd. Marching through Europe: the ICF exported more football violence than any other British firm and there are breathtaking accounts of encounters with the likes of Juventus, Ajax, PSV, Bruges and Paris St Germain. Then, for the first time in any book, there is the story of the elite Scottish National Firm, including its forays into England, its clashes with the hated Tartan Army and of course the ill-fated trip to the 1998 World Cup in France, the trip that launched a thousand newspaper headlines. About the Author Sandy Chugg, the former leader of the Rangers ICF, has had an incredible three life bans from Ibrox. Born and raised in the tough east end of Glasgow he became a member of one of the city's notorious street gangs before graduating to the Rangers Soccer Babes and then to the ICF. He has been named by the police and by the media as the ringleader of the ICF and he is under constant surveillance by football intelligence whenever he watches his beloved Rangers. A committed Loyalist and Unionist, Chugg was given the nickname Billy Britain by his ICF fellow members, reflecting his dedication to the principle of Britishness. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rangers-Famous-ICF-Most-feared-Football-hooligan/dp/1905769288
  22. The Union Bears will now have Rangers football intelligence on their case.( we've had them for years btw) So be prepared for them pulling you out pubs for section 60's. Searches and general arse ache that they do to us on big matches (The ICF) Hopefully that will be all they do as a lot of our lads get their doors knocked by them at 6am warning them to behave if a big game is coming up. If they can't get you at home they'll go to your work which is a nightmare The last OF game I was at with the ICF I think I had 5 section 60's and moved on from a few pubs. It's a proper pain in the arse. BUT you guys are not there to fight but the cops are with in the law to do all this shit ESP if you are tagged as a ring leader So be careful what you wish for guys and make sure you think before you make your next move That's my little bit of advice. I'm sure other "lads" will have advice
  23. it was a smarmy quote, not an apology at all. “We’re sorry you felt this way” Get fucked
  24. It’s easier to police them there. They used to be in the place the BO are, but there was a few kick off on the concourse with the sheep and Motherwell over the years
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