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All the more reason to push for the right that when winning a lower tier league it ensures promotion to a higher division.

yes but there are folk who hang onto his every word or should that be meowwwwwwwwwwwwww

I sure hope folk are queuing up to challenge this hate filled little prick on this.

Missing the point somewhat, it's all about having a presence.

Disagree, the monies brought in from champions league only helps satisfy their huge wage bill and look how close they came to not qualifying for the KO stages. Without a champions league run they would be selling during this window, fact! and I wouldn't be surprised if a couple of first team regulars are still allowed to go.

Jim Denny and Ally Scott are a couple that come to mind....

i remember listening on my parents radiogram to the reports of the disaster coming through on that terrible night. This photo shows exactly what i was feeling then and every single year since. Gone but not forgotten.

and they never will.

My tribute to the 66 fans who lost their lives on that terrible day.

That'll be the Daily Planet then....whit a tit you are Tommy.

Exactly, i have a lot of faith in our young players and i think, no, i know they will rise to this challenge and do the club, the fans and themselves proud. I sense something special is happening with these young men and by the time February comes round they will have grow even more. This match will play a big part in their learning curve.

I'm almost with the majority here but i think the club (CG) should have kept out of this and allowed the fans to vote alone. I also think the club should except our ticket allocation and return ALL unsold tickets within the time constraint allowed therefore fulfilling our obligation in line with the rule book and taking our cut of the match money. :-) I also think we should send a token number of fans to any away tie against SPL clubs, lets say 100, which would require policing, stewarding and segregation thus ensuring not a complete sell-out.

Think back to when he left and i'm sure you will understand why he left.

The guy is still in a job for one reason and one reason only and that is to carry out the last of his dirty deeds, strip us of titles.

Just thought of another, Norrie Martin.

seen all these plus Gerry Neef. Still thinking of others. Strike Bobby Brown, before my time.

Alex Ferguson.

If you re-read your posts you'll find that you've answered this yourself.

so why then say it's needless?

I remember when it was 38p return

I've read this through a couple of times and without thinking too long or hard about a reply, i'll reply with this, What the FUCK. FUCK ME I'M NO A REAL BEAR THEN.

done, also attached the above letter in full

I don't speak Gaelic but it sounded to me like the commentator was calling every Rangers player a fanny last night, oh wait maybe that wasn't Gaelic.

Remember watching Bobby (Rabbie) Russell when he was an 11yr old playing for the primary school team and even as a 9yr old i knew he was something special. He was my first real life hero and when he finally made the grade i was always so proud to tell folk i knew him back when....

My dad and older brothers were Rangers daft. My dad's dad wasn't into football really but had a softspot for Rangers. My mums dad was a big Airdrie fan and even managed to turn out for then once. I recall my dad taking me to my first match which was against Bayern Munich under the floodlights late 60's ish, Gert Muller scored the opener with Colin Stein equalising for us. The fans were singing "the hills are alive with the sound of Mullers a bastard" and that song has stuck with me ever since. It was after that match i realised i was hooked on the Gers. I also recall shortly afterwards getting my first Rangers Kit which just happens to be the current one and needing to get the badge sewn on by my mum and then strutting around proudly showing it off as not everyone could afford the badge back then. My whole family are and always will be massive Rangers fans. Rangers through and through til the day we die.