Juancornetto
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I fully expect it. FARE will be discarding all other work to focus on getting a result for their pet club.
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Never noticed before how big a snozz Cammy Bell has...did he catch it in his car door?
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I don't think we can win every league game until the season finishes but I think we can go all season unbeaten, in itself it's a wee bit depressing trying to find some excitement in that but it's something to aim for and would be an achievement regardless. If we have three seasons with the winning habit then it'll serve us well for when we're back in the top division.
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If anybody fancies a few pre-match beers, I'm up for it. Louden? Grapes?
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I was at Rangers v Feyenoord a few years back in the UEFA Cup and they were naughty, Glasgow was full of small mobs of 10-12 or so and they were punching and kicking anybody that looked at them. It was the game where they rushed the police/steward barrier between sets of fans and attacked us, an old guy about 3 seats to my left got a sore face. Pretty tame by comparison but pretty intimidating none the less.
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I've had 1 single solitary coupon up this season, poor effort from me so far. If Lazio beat Apollon at home though it'll be number 2!
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But, but that disnae pure get it right up they Dutch huns.
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Seeing the Scottish phuppets scramble around for ways of deflecting blame from the poor wee selleek fans is hilarious. All round Europe people are watching drunken Tims attacking the police, smashing bottles over their heads and trashing a city square but the usual suspects have no comment other than to call "whataboutery".
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The Daily Record has nailed it's (tri)colours to the mast now, it's no more or less than a tabloid rag masquerading as the Celtic View. PS Sky News running the story now with the emphasis very much on it being Celtic fans who were the aggressors and responsible for the bulk of arrests.
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Lovely goal.
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League One business makes a quick fire return to Ibrox on Saturday. After a hard fought win over Dunfermline in midweek, can The Rangers make it twelve league wins on the bounce on Saturday (15 in all competitions) against Gary Bollan's beleaguered Airdrieonians at Ibrox? Let’s look at how we might shape up. Eleven League games. Eleven Wins. Eleven Jon Daly goals. Two of those coming in the Scottish Cup fixture against Airdrie at Ibrox on Friday 1st November as Rangers swept Airdrie aside after a fairly poor first half. The big Dubliner is in lethal form and who would bet against him extending his tally on Saturday? Daly is a certainty to start. Beside him young Nicky Clarke would be my choice as a second striker, his movement and work rate on Friday was very encouraging and Daly looks to be a good foil for him. Andy Little won’t feature for a lengthy period after being hospitalised with a fractured cheek bone on Wednesday. Unlucky on the boy, let’s hope he makes a speedy recovery. In the midfield it's not such a clear picture. Kyle Hutton had a decent return to the first team after Ian Black missed the match due to a suspension picked up in last year’s cup exit to Dundee United, and he may have done enough to keep his berth. Nicky Law and Lewis Macleod will keep their places unless McCoist decides to rest one or other after a bruising encounter against The Pars but I’d be surprised if he would feel the need to do this at a time when both are playing well and giving opponents a torrid time. Peralta looks off the pace and may be rotated for David Templeton after his goal and decent form from the bench. At the back Scotland’s best full back and arguably the finest footballer at the club Lee Wallace will be on a high after receiving the call from Gordon Strachan for the up-coming International fixtures against the USA and Norway and is sure to start. Goal scoring colossus and cult figure in the making Bilel Mohsni should retain his place in central defence beside skipper Lee McCulloch and Foster seems to be a first pick despite recent poor displays. His ball retention and distribution is abysmal and is surely the weak link of this side so far this season. Sebastian Faure would be my choice at right back but McCoist is not one for tinkering with a winning side. Confidence must be sky high at the moment and if we can start games in a more positive manner, I see no reason why we can’t maintain the 100% record until Xmas. It would be a fantastic achievement regardless of the standard of league we find ourselves in. I’m going for a convincing 4-0 win, Jon Daly to get at least two of those. (Possible line up) :rf: :jig: :kh: :ib: :lm: :jd:
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Anti-sectarian football laws fear as fans complain
Juancornetto replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
The Chief Constable's responses make very interesting reading. For me it highlights the scale of the effort that goes in to the yahoos propaganda activities. The only reliable comnentary on the Gallowgate incident and it's hidden away on a Scotgov webiste. -
Larry Curly and Moe.
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Mass licence fee deprivation is the only thing that will shake the BBC into doing anything about it's lunatic fringe at Pacific Quay.
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Celtic fan lacks respect for anybody. I'm stunned.
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Since Walter departed he's been left to the jackals, no surprise whatsoever. I expect he'll have a confidentiality clause in his severance package that delays or prevents him spilling his guts.
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All BBC outlets immediately on message and put a £20 million pricetag on him.
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I was obviously supposed to answer "really?, please furnish me with your superior wisdom" I don't do free ego massage.
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I don't like this game.
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Weaker than being forced into administration and then liquidation and being sold off as an asset to Charles Green?
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A nameless piece was put up on the BBC Sports Scotland website that said 'It is the first time a team in Rangers colours will be in a national final since 2010, when they beat Celtic to win the League Cup. ' Apart from the fact it's factually incorrect regarding the date of Rangers last cup final, the implication is that this team is not the same Rangers but simply a team who happen to play in Rangers colours.
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I just find it amusing now. The stronger we get and the closer we get to the top of the bonsai tree that is Scottish Football the more pathetic BBC Scotland get with their petty little word plays. If that's the best they've got then knock yourselves out bhoys.
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Pretty clear cut conflict of interest in my eyes. The CEO of one club should not have any say whatsoever on whether or not a potential investor in his age old rivals should be allowed to take up an executive position on it's board.