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David Edgar said on a pod that the rumours are that BBC Scotland have been told to get it sorted out by the end of the year. Not long to go now.

I may even be more wrong he may only have been Deputy Master to Eddie Murray 1970 as he is not on the past masters list. I thought he took the chair but obviously he didn't. It is nearly 50 years ago.

PS Whether I would want him back on his football level is another discussion. I think we have moved to a higher level.

Would you have a young Paul Gascoigne back at the club? I was done for being over the legal alcohol level in a car when I was 19. I am now 61 should I still be paying for it after 40 years of safe driving. Thankfully the Government doesn't think that because I held down a top security job for years after. Cummings probably paid for the damage of his own things. If he wrecked a dressing room of the club (or Opponents) I may think different. The person that has never made a mistake in life has still to be born and never will be born.

My father was a grand master there and I went through my 3 degrees there. Not been in a lodge for 40 years now though so I would not have a clue about it anymore.

https://talksport.com/football/421078/rangers-transfer-news-darren-bent/ Glasgow calling Rangers transfer news: Former England striker Darren Bent ‘100 per cent’ wants Ibrox move

I have nothing against Naismith as we all say and do stupid things but I would prefer the long term solution now.

VOICE JOY Listen as Rangers legend Fernando Ricksen thanks fans for support using new Stephen Hawking-style machine – and asks them to ‘bear with’ new female voice We exclusively revealed the Rangers legend, 42, started using the tech last month for the latest twist in his five-year battle motor neurone disease By Katy Pagan 10th September 2018, 9:57 am Updated: 10th September 2018, 10:12 am THIS is the heart-warming moment Fernando Ricksen uses his new Stephen Hawking-style computer to thank fans for their unwavering support – and asks them to bear with his new female voice. We exclusively revealed the Rangers legend, 42, started using the tech last month in his latest motor neurone disease battle. 4 Fernando has been gifted the device to help him chat with his kids and wife easier He uses his eyes to select pre-programmed personalised phrases on the £20,000 machine which are read aloud to wife Veronika, 32, and daughter Isabella, five. And now he has spoken directly to Rangers fans with his new found voice. Rangers hero Fernando Ricksen gifted Stephen Hawking-style kit to speak with family after motor neurone disease ravaged his voice In a 30-second video, posted by the ex-footie star’s biographer Vincent de Vries, Ricksen can be seen sitting in an armchair while recording his message through the hi-tech gadget. Speaking via the machine, the Ibrox hero said: “Hello, for the people who don’t know me I am Fernando Ricksen and I suffer from Motor Neurone Disease also known as ALS. 4 The Ibrox legend selects phrases on computer screen with his eyes “Because of this muscle disease I am unable to speak. “Since one month I have a new device that speaks for me.” He adds: “At the moment I only have a female voice so bear with me. “I want to thank everyone for the love and support on my birthday so thank you for the energy.” The video has already been viewed almost 4,000 times since it was shared this morning with fans rallying around the stricken star. Craig Barlow said: “God bless you Fernando forever in our hearts. A true fighter.” Another Twitter user added: “So sad to see Fernando like this. He still manages a smile too. “Stay strong big man.” 4 The kit allows the ex-Rangers star to chat with his family And a third wrote: “Stay strong Fernando. I don’t care if it’s a ladies voice glad to hear from you.” The positive messages of support come after determined Ricksen urged footie fans not to pity him for the latest twist in his five-year battle with the killer disease. He said: “Nobody has to be sad for me. This is life, we have to take it as it comes. I’m still here and fighting strong. “This device makes it easier for me — next time someone sees me I can answer back when they ask something instead of just looking at them.”

I think it is a setup to be honest. A few cheap mirrors a dud tv from the dump and you have a video. We know he makes video's so for me this is just another one. If it is him.

I must admit I liked Black at that level and I think he is treated unfairly by some fans.

The police must have video's of every bear on the planet by now.

He is not good enough for the Rangers under Gerrard. Point!!!!!

You are now becoming boring Gonzo. We know you don't like the SNP we don't have to hear it in every second post.

Sorry Ian I am not buying that. Some great guy's have lost all their money or have become alcoholic or gambleholic. It is not necessary they have become a bad person. Everyone still seems to love Gazza and he is probably the most lost by the wayside person ever to have played for us.

Black was MOTM for us on a lot of occasions. He did his job in the lower leagues but never a real Rangers player.

As David Stirling the founder of the SAS said "We can only deal with the facts we know. If you guess it becomes an opinion and once you have opinions the facts get buried in them. (Or words to that effect)

Gerrard wasn't being readied in the background, we were waiting for McInnes.

Whats the question? Quite simple are we toning signs of Paranoia.

I think I am on the minority but I hope Hampden stays. i think there is something special about the road to Hampden and the Scottish team playing there.

I am entering this for Darther because I think it is an excellent Question. As a support, I am getting a distinct impression that we are getting extremely paranoid & convinced that EVERYONE is against us. For example: - BBC - SFA - SPFL - Scottish Govt - SNP (at all levels) - Police Scotland - HMRC - Ibrox & Cessnock Community Council - Glasgow City Council - All teams within the SPFL & many out with - All Referees - Tartan Army - Scottish Print media - Scottish TV media - Scottish Radio media

What effect did the documentary " Selling the jerseys" have on the club. Were there members of the BBC involved in the website, "The Rangers tax case" Is the BBC and the TV Licence an ancient dinosaur.

I hope he brings a few nuggets from Finland over that can move on to us if good enough.

Another point is saying Rangers should use the car park for the fanzone when her cronies are hitting the Rangers support with parking restrictions and payments. I guess the council will make a few bob on that. Maybe they will sell us the football field for a pound.

Never look a gift horse in the mouth. Does it matter if he is doing it for self betterment he is in our ring at the moment. I will agree though we have to be careful he is not throwing us a herring to catch a whale.