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McGregor SW Papac/Webster CC Smith Run DMB Thomson Ferguson Davis SN JCD or Cousin Cammy F

Horribley, when Mrs Cammy asked me if I had heard about Gazza, the same thoughts jumped into my mind. Cammy F

I for one will be leading a few renditions of We Love You Gazza on Sunday at Ibrox - I hope that everyone of the Rangers fans in attendance show their support for him at this horrible time in his life. As for the sub-humans from the other side of the city, they will have to answer to their maker at some point in time and as our Gazza says, may they all rot on hell. And they'll try and kid you on that they are 'christains' as well... Cammy F

Time for the football family and Rangers in particular to rally round one of its most talented but fragile souls. Get well soon Gazza this Rangers fan will never forget what you achieved at OUR wonderful club. Cammy F

At last a club willing to stand up for its fans in the face of aggressive and overhanded policing and stewarding of visiting fans at The Towers. If only our club would stand up for us when we visit the shithole. Cammy F

Got a 'political' interest in it, purely due to the fact that I like and divulge in politics. Has nothing to do with my love for Rangers Football Club - however it's very niave to think that no Rangers (or Celtc) supporter has an interest in the above. Cammy F

Dublin Rangers fans find new enemy in row over banner. Article by Colin Coyle. Supporting Glasgow Rangers in Dublin must fell like living behind enemy lines. But when 35-strong Dublin Rangers Supporters' Club raised a banner bearing that inscription at a recent match against Falkirk at Ibrox stadium, police ordered them to remove their "sectarian" banner. The flag, which bears the legend Behind Enemy Lines, along with the Rangers crest and the Scottish and St. George's Cross flags, was confiscated at the match on the instructions of police, for fear of it inticing sectarian hatred. The 20 travelling Irish supporters, who claim they have fallen foul of political correctness, were warned by stewards not to display the flag at subsequent matches. Steve Clark, co-founder of the supporters' club said the reference is a tongue-in-cheek allusion to supporting the club in a city dominated by fans of Glasgow Celtic, Rangers' greatest rivals. "Its a cheeky bit of fun, nothing more. It has nothing to do with the troubles or bigotry," he said. "We flew the banner against hearts in December and previously at an away match in Barcelona and had no problems, so we were very disappointed by the police's stance. "We are hoping to meet with the club before the next match . we're scheduled to attend on March 22 against Hibernian to convince them to overturn the ban. "The Rangers Supporters' Trust, which represents fans, backs us, and more than 1,000 fans have signed a petition in support of us." In a statement, Glasgow Rangers said it fully supported the police's decision to remove the banner. Rangers fans in Dublin already live a surreptitious existence meeting at a private members club to watch matches. "We have normal working-class Dubliners in the club, with no links to Glasgow, but none of us would wear a Rangers jersey in a Dublin pub, as it's asking for trouble," said Clark. "If we're attending a Rangers-Celtic match, we fly out of Belfast, where wearing a Rangers jersey is more acceptabke and less likely to lead to a confrontation." The supporters' club was formed in 2001 and has 35 permanant members. "When we forst set up, an Irish journalist interviewed a group of us and said it must be like being behind enemy lines; thats where we got our slogan said Clark. Richard Benjamin, a director of Nil by mouth, an anti-sectarian organisation based in Glasgow, said he sympathised with the Irish Rangers fans. "The slogan is open to interpretation and it's no surprise to hear it was allowed at one match and not another." he said "There are too many grey areas. Partisan chanting and slogans are part of the great rivalry and we dont want to lose that." ------------------------------------------------------------------ Cammy F

I wonder if Scotland fans can continue to refer to England as the Auld Emeny since the word enemy appears to be taboo in football now? Cammy F

The Blue Sea Of Ibrox should also be banned as it clearly descriminates against all other colours except blue - the same goes for the bluebells. What about the other colours of bells that are being descriminated against by those big bad bigotted Rangers fans. Cammy F - Always Willing To Help The Police (ACAB) Loyal RSC

Post of the week Boyd couldn't lace Ally's boots - as well as being one of the all time best goalscorers, McCoist could also play football - something that has been forgotten about in recent years. Anyone who says that McCoist was nothing but a finisher hasn't seen McCoist play. Cammy F

on Saturday..... The Dublin Loyal lads displayed their flag (below) and were informed by Police and Rock Steady that Rangers and the match commander had found it offensive - sometimes I truly dispair at the fcukwits that are running our club - can anyone, anywhre find anything offensive about this flag : Cammy F

But will Walter Smith change from his favoured 4-5-1 formation? I can't see it Cammy F

What team would you put out against Pana? McGregor SW Weir CC Papac Burke / Novo Davis Hendami Fergie SN / Buffel Cousin The reasoning behind this is that Pana will be big, strong and quick on the counter attack and we need to match all of that. I chose Papac purely down to his experience. I would like to see TB playing some part in the game as we will require all the craft and guile that we can muster to break down their defence. I chose Cousin as outwith JCD he is the only player currently on our books who can play the lone striker role on the European stage. In saying all that here is the team that I think WS will deploy McGregor SW Weir CC Papac Burke Hendami Fergie Adam McCulloch Boyd If he doesn't play Boyd, he will push Lee Mc up front and play SN. Cammy F

As the title says, how would you describe our recent form? Dull, unimaginative, uninspiring, dire, dross? Or would you say 'effective'? Cammy F

So becuase you don't like them, youe feel it necessary to criticsise those who have no objections to royal ensigns? As for surpressing opinions, what are you trying to do by objecting to the banner in the first place? Surely I have the right to express my opinion (through the form of a banner) the same as you do? PS I fail to see where I was surpressing your opinion - I simply said - If you don't like it, fine..... Cammy F

Great article on the BBC site - http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/february/6/newsid_2535000/2535961.stm Cammy F

What shit? I was the person from our club who designed the banner so I know the reasoning behind the flag, the design, the lettering and the SENTIMENT behind it. Our 'wee town' has a strong NAVAL tradition and this is why it was incorporated in the banner. If you don't like it fine, but don't try and inform me why I designed the banner like I did - who are you anyway the Rangers Supporters thought police? Cammy F

What? A royal navy ensign - the royal navy that sevrs and protects Scottish people day in and day out - the banner dedicated to those from and outwith our RSC who have served and paid the ultimate price for keeping us free and with our civil liberties in tact. Yip, a terrible way to show our 'Scottishness'... Bo'ness True Blues in top corner - Crosskeys Inn in bottom corner. Cammy F

on display at yesterdays Falkirk game (bought from the excellent Barmy Flags) Cammy F

Shit, forgot about Gazza, Rino, Miko, Walters - need about 15 extra places on my subs bence for them Cammy F

We are the people who sing of victory We'll follow Glasgow Rangers from Kilmarnock to Dundee We'll follow Galsgow Rangers our hearts both strong and true For we are the people who cheer the boys in blue Hello Hello We are the Rangers boys Hello Hello You'll know us by our noise We'll follow Galsgow Rangers our hearts both strong and true For we are the people who cheer the boys in blue ------------------- Rousing, non-bigotted and a song that I grew up singing and loving. Was sung to me (along with FF, The Blue Sea Of Ibrox, Woltherhampton Town and The Green Grassy Slopes Of The BoynE!!!) by my dearly departed great Uncle who was instrumental in me becoming a 'Ranger'.... Cammy F

In saying that, this game takes some beating - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rj5-8M6yRA I flew out on holiday to Florida for the first time the day after this game - had a huge smile on my face the entire holiday. In fact, when I went to Disney Mickey Mouse approached me (as I had Rangers shorts on) and asked what the score was (remember this was before mobile phones, internet, sky sports etc) and when I informed him that Rangers had won 5-1 he was delighted and skipped off happy as larry. Cammy F

Stolen from another forum, but what would be your all time non-Scottish Rangers 11 Woods Stevens Butcher Amo Numan Steven Gio Albertz Laudrup Mols Hateley SUBS RDB Wilkins Klos Amato Spackman Manager - Dick Advocaat This was done in a rush so I've probably missed a few legends in saying that, thats not a bad team....! Cammy F

IMO this song will NEVER be allowed back no matter how much we change the 'lyrics'. By that, I mean even if we stuck to the true, non offensive, non political, non sectarian version. If it did come back as above, it wouldn't take long for some of our support to drop the real lyrics and revert back to the fenien blood version - pity cause its a great fooking song (which ironically I got to sing at the bridge on wednesday!) Cammy F

Anyone remember an away game against Hibs in the mid/late 80's where we won 2-0 (or was it 2-1) and the game was around xmas time? Police came wading into the Rangers end and lifted a guy dressed as Santa only to be rounded on by the Bears? The guy was finally let off when a Rangers fan approached them and asked 'come on guys, if you lift Santa who will give the kids their presents' - seriously, it was the funniest thing I've ever seen at the football...... Cammy F