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I'm glad that we are finally out of that league. The distance left to travel will be the most satisfying of all.

It's ok because taxes can pay for it. Maybe it would be different if money actually changed hands when people went to watch football matches. If that happened then the people who organised football could spend some of that money on the facilities.

This is a fuss over nothing. The stadium, pitch et cetera will never be perfect. You can more or less guarantee that any alternative will have problems too. Any money spent on an alternative should come from Scottish Football, not the government. Does the S.F.A., or the S.P.F.L., think it would be a wise investment?

I don't think that he has said anything objectionable there. It will be nice to see him proved wrong though.

Next season hasn't started yet.

Anybody know what he actually said?

I still question his contract extension. It won't prove to be a correct, or incorrect, decision until we see how he does next season.

I mostly agree with this list. I'd be happy to see Shiels stay though. I think he has displayed a pretty good attitude even when we struggle. I also think that he has made a better contribution on the pitch this season.

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Dundee United will enjoy two bumper crowds next year when hosting Hibernian. Nothing to worry about.

Four nil? Sounds like the worst cricket match in the history of the world.

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Yeah, and I don't think that makes any difference. We want to win every game we play.

I only half watched the game on a television in a bar so I can't really comment much on the match. I'm surprised by some of the comments in this thread though. Tavernier has displayed some obvious weaknesses for some time now.

This is why Stubbs will be more gutted than us?

Compare this post to Ian's commendable efforts. While Ian is taking matters into his own hands Bearman is moaning on a fan forum about undercover sectarianism and waiting for someone else to do something about it. If you pay the licence fee and have time to post in this thread then you have time to make a complaint. As you can see the BBC have to spend time handling these complaints at various levels. Think a person like Ian Small wants to spend the rest of his career dealing with complaints like this?

Well done to Ross County. This made me go back and check the winners of the cups over the last 5 seasons. A wide variety of teams are winning the knockout cups recently.

That's the best way to look at it. I don't care how much we are ignored as long as we get back to the top.

What supporters think would change if he came back and scored some goals. I would be surprised if Warburton would sign him. Isn't it funny how the same stupid topics come up every time a former player talks to the press.

Hard to believe that there is anybody who would pay to read it.

Thought that was good. Barrie McKay was great again. I don't care if he is getting picked for Scotland or not as long as we don't let him go to another club. It looked like the team lost the way between the opener and the equalizer. The only other bad point was how the number of mistakes by Tavernier. How often does he pass the ball straight to an opponent while under no pressure?

He will only be able to do that next season.

Surely some helpful small print in the Rangers First paperwork telling you how to get your money back.

The use of the word donation ensures my disinterest in further participation. I'll be interested to see what, exactly, will happen to shares in BuyRangers though. Also interested to discover if a life member of the RST has to make any contribution to Club 1872 to gain voting rights. Some good points justifying merger but the Club 1872 experiences are a bit naff and would have best been left for later.

Well, neither are gone.