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Yet again Rangers bend over and take it. Expect plenty more of the same.

This is exactly the sort of treatment I want our club to be proactive about. Dignified silence led us to where we are now. Every man and his dug knew how tonights referee would act. There's no point in us supporting our club if they don't support us.

That was what Warburton was supposed to do. Unfortunately our support will not stand for some youngster learning their trade. We demand a league title. That's why we end up with a squad of overpaid journeymen. When we went down to the bottom division we should have played a team of 16/18 year olds. Imagine their experience now.

What has that to do with some mank getting transferred ?

Best wishes to all this festive season.

I met him maybe 9 months ago and he seemed an ok guy. But I know nothing about him as a manager.

Whyte was made bankrupt. Legal Aid paid for his defence team.

From the Record. " Rangers have been dealt a further blow after Kenny Miller's hamstring injury was revealed to be worse than first feared. The Ibrox veteran had already been ruled out until at least the end of the winter break but his injury will now keep him out for a "significant amount of time". The news will come as a blow to interim boss Graeme Murty as he continues to deal with the absence of Graham Dorrans and captain Lee Wallace while back-up goalkeeper Jak Alnwick and midfielder Jordan Rossiter are also injured. But he has been given a boost by the news Carlos Pena and Fabio Cardoso will both be available for Rangers' trip to face Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. "

Advocaats problem was, he thought he was Napoleon. Things weren't going right onfield and he stood there listening to the crowd baying and did nothing. I began to wonder if he knew what substitutes were for.

I've probably said it before here GS, I'd no time for Advocaat. Spent an absolute fortune in relative terms and did nothing outside Scotland. But Eck just sent me to sleep and if he returned I wouldn't.

BBC highlights - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/scotland/42380328

The Sun seem to be running with it as important. --- " Former Rangers chairman Alastair Johnston is now an ‘individual person with significant control’ at Ibrox, according to new documentation filed with Companies House. US-based Johnston was appointed chairman of the Light Blues in August 2009, replacing David Murray, before being ousted from the post two years later by new owner Craig Whyte. The 69-year-old made a spectacular return to the club’s board in June 2017, and it has now been revealed by The Scottish Sun that he has been designated as having ‘significant control’ at the club as he increases his powerbase. Recently announced director Barry Scott, a Hong Kong-based businessman, has also been afforded the same title in the club’s ‘People with Significant Control’ register with Companies House. In the document, it is stated that “The person has the right to exercise, or actually exercises, significant influence or control over the company.” It is written on the department for business, innovation and skills website that: “A person of significant control is someone that holds more than 25 per cent of shares or voting rights in a company, has the right to appoint or remove the majority of the board of directors or otherwise exercises significant influence or control.” Companies House’s ‘People with Significant Control’ register went live last June. OPINION After being ousted from his position as Ibrox chairman in 2011, this would seem to mark a big return to the club for Johnston. The lifelong Rangers fan completed two years as chairman before losing his job under Craig Whyte, and he will be delighted with this turn of events. In reality, the US-based businessman will probably have very little say in the day-to-day running of the club, but it is an interesting development nonetheless. "

Thanks BD. I'm ignorant when it comes to these things. But it has certainly got the unwashed all excited.

No mate. But I've found the blank form referred to. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/give-notice-of-individual-person-with-significant-control-psc01 EDIT. Sorry. It's this one. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/649307/PSC01_V3.0.pdf

" Date: 11 December Form: PSC01 Description: Notification of Alastair Johnson as a person with significant control on November 15. " I saw this elsewhere and it appears to have sent the mank rumour mill into overdrive once more. King selling up and David Murray taking control again is the line with that mob. Imo due to the shares offer business King is merely dodging another bullet and allowing Rangers business to continue. Any thoughts guys ?

If he has an underlying issue he should be released. He'll be costing the club a fair bit in wages with no return. He's supposed to be a sportsman and an athlete. I'm fed up with us signing men made of glass.

until his next injury. He'll break every bone in his eyelash or similar.

Quite honestly I can't understand the injury problems nowadays, In my day there were the odd broken legs or severe bruising that guys just worked through. The blokes who got knee problems, miniscus or cartilage were just thought of as somehow "weak" . I know that is totally wrong but ffs, a tackle on the training ground or warming up before a match sees players out for weeks ?

STV news sports section led with the match. They'd an interview with Lemmon moaning about the penalty incident, showed the goals, then the denied penalty. There was not a single word about Rangers being denied a stonewaller. This is where we fail. Why didn't Murty mention it ?

Announced on STV news there he underwent surgery in London yesterday . The hoodoo strikes again.

They now have all their eggs in the current complaint with the SPFL. No doubt when it's decided there's f all can be done with that association Muirhead and the other obsessives will crowdfund another lawyer leech. They were the folk who wanted Rangers hammered by Whytes actions. Rangers did get hammered but their haste closed a lot of future doors.

If the Pope was refereeing he'd still be a cheating h-u-n bas-tard.

A horrible disease would be better. Well done Rangers !

A perfect example from the tramp beggar liar --- " Slightly north of one hundred readers, the majority of whom were recurring donors or generous contributors of a £20 quantum in November or December, are now in possession of Deus Ex Machina. The minority paid £5.55 ( going for 55) for three articles. The prologue for the second of this trilogy will follow a few words on houeskeeping. If one donated £20 or more I would have written to you to express my gratitude. Hit reply, add a few words, and bob will be your surrogate uncle. If one is a recurring donor of a quantum of £5 or more, drop me a line with the size of your quantum and date established. Very straightforward. " They have absolutely NO shame whatsoever.

A close select coven actually say they saw the receipt for the last lot of crowd funded money that wasn't used for the designed purpose and ended up "supporting a charity". Too many of these scumbags are making a decent living from telling lies or leading crusades against Rangers.