ian1964

We've been unspectacular all season

I did expect Beasley to make more of an impact at Rangers, but not much, Sunday will be a battle and Beasley doesn't fit the bill

I've gone for Smith, simply because he has been playing there most recently and although he has done nothing spectacular he does seem to give a bit of balance to the team,plus I think Walter likes the cautious approach

It's just the screams of desperation from the MOPES,they're foaming at the mouth with bitterness, Hertz will do them at the Piggery on Sunday

RANGERS chief executive Martin Bain is delighted at the take up of season tickets so far for the coming campaign and has praised the Rangers fans for their continued commitment to the club. Supporters have once again shown great passion and dedication to the team, with a record 43,500 season ticket holders this year. Rangers FansSeason ticket renewals are ahead of expectations for next season and there is already a substantial waiting list with new supporters ready to be part of the action. Praising the fans for their unwavering support, Bain said: "Yet again the Rangers fans have shown their commitment to supporting the team year in year out. "Last season saw a record number of season ticket holders and we are on target again for the next campaign. "Despite the current economic climate, the Rangers fans have committed to their season tickets again for next season and we already have a considerable waiting list. "The club was determined to continue the strategy of making football more affordable for fans and providing value added benefits to supporters. "This was recognised with the recent Clydesdale Bank 'Best Fan Marketing Initiative' award which commended the club for its innovative ticketing and communications strategy. "Bringing the fans closer to the club and improving direct communications with the supporters has been a top priority and will continue to be next season. Martin Bain"The fans backing of the team directly contributes to its success and this has never been more true than in the current season." Season ticket holders benefit from Old Firm games and priority for European ties, free entry to Old Firm reserve and under 19 games, free entry to SFA Youth Cup ties plus free seat transfers for one-off games at Ibrox. Juvenile season ticket holders also enjoy an exclusive Q&A session with the management team and players and have the chance to take part in matchday flag processions and guards of honour on the Ibrox pitch in season 2009/10. Season ticket prices have been frozen for the third consecutive season and children will continue to benefit from the third off juvenile season ticket prices introduced at the beginning of this season. Prices for 2009/10 start from as little as �£96 for juveniles and �£298 for adults in the Broomloan Road Stand Family Section. Fans can join the season ticket waiting list in the following ways: * Online at rangers.co.uk * Via the hotline on 0871 702 1972 * By visiting the Rangers Ticket Centre

Looking forward to this game tonight, can hardly believe it's a year already !!,should be a good game

Try this mate http://www.bluenosebars.com/Welcome.htm

Well done again Jon

He has pulled out of the charity event, at Larkhall Masonic,stating the reason as too many people,MOPES, are up in arms over him attending this event which he had arranged months ago.............!!!!

Cheers, I thought it was the MOPES V Hertz

Feck knows who is playing, but the nerves are kicking in for me already!!!!!

Sit down shut up, do not be singing any '' pyure bad songs '', and no bloody drinking...............................................AYE RIGHT, GIRUY

That's because you threatened them with a libel action

A homecoming parade will be held for Manchester United if the club wins the Champions League final, 24 hours after the game takes place. Bosses of Manchester City Council and Trafford Council are preparing to host the celebration on 28 May, if the club are crowned champions in Rome. No parade was held when the club won the title in May 2008 after police said they feared "risks to public safety". In the same month 150,000 Rangers fans had been involved in riots in the city. 'Appropriate way' The supporters of the Glasgow club clashed with officers from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) leaving a number of people injured and causing substantial criminal damage. Manchester City Council had previously said the riots were a key factor in calling off the 2008 homecoming event. This year the players will be invited to lead the parade if the club defeats FC Barcelona on 27 May. Councillor Mike Amesbury, executive member for culture and leisure at Manchester City Council and a life-long Manchester United fan, said: "We'd be delighted to see the team now go on and win the Champions League and celebrate in the appropriate way with a parade through the city." The parade plan is currently being co-ordinated by the two local authorities, Manchester United and GMP. If Manchester United win, it will be the first time any club has clinched the Champions League title in two consecutive years. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/8048143.stm

Tayside Police said supporters and coaches could be searched for alcohol and sectarianism would not be tolerated. Eh!!, I hope they mean DUTD fans

If anybody can be bothered listening to it you can catch it here, although tonights show isn't up yet, maybe later tonight/tomorrow ???? http://www.realradio-scotland.co.uk/player/listen-again/kdfklf39/listen-2530/

To be fair, the comment was missed by Ewan & Roughie as the guy was spluttering it out in full rage, but then after it was brought to Ewans attention, via e-mails, calls or from the station itself, he did offer an apology for the comment and then slated the guy for it

I couldn't believe what I was hearing tbh, the guy was nearly choking himself with anger while saying it.

Did any of you guys hear this tonight, I only heard a wee bit, a MOPE was on saying Bougherras challenge on Langfield was the same when the C****c goalie Thomson was...........................'' MURDERED at Ibrox by Sam English '', these scum will stoop to any limits, they are just sick,sad,twisted F***S

I actually hate them more than the MOPES

The sheep are the most horrible cretins I have ever seen/heard, I just wish they would get relegated, or SDM would ban them from entering Ibrox

SUPPORTERS travelling to Dundee United v Rangers this Sunday should note some services will be subject to disruption. Rangers FansTrack maintenance between Falkirk High and Dundee will result in buses transporting passengers attempting to join or leave trains between these stations. However, this will not affect those fans travelling to Dundee on the 0750 and 0938 trains from Glasgow Queen Street. Both of these services will be routed elsewhere in order to avoid any disruption. Any other traffic news on the country's strategic road network can be obtained online at http://www.trafficscotland.org.

A bit early I know, however it is the last fixture and a potential title no:52 DUTD 1 Rangers 2, Miller, Lafferty

BRUNO AGUIAR’S agent has claimed he is in talks with BOTH Rangers and Celtic. The midfielder, 28, is out of contract at Hearts next month and they aren’t keen on renewing his deal at Ã?£8,000 a week. Aguiar’s agent Paolo Barbosa said: “Will Bruno stay at Hearts? We will see, but I don’t think so. “We’re talking with different Scottish clubs and are waiting for a solution. “I believe everything will be clear within one week.” Portuguese ace Aguiar is also being tracked by Championship clubs Coventry and QPR, while Dutch giants Ajax spied on him during Saturday’s 3-0 win over Dundee United. But SunSport understands he wants to stay in Scotland having settled well since his move from Benfica in 2006. Aguiar has been one of the stars of the season for Hearts, returning from an 18-month injury lay-off to help them secure third spot. He has netted seven goals and Gers want him to team up with countryman Pedro Mendes in the Ibrox engine room. Celtic see Aguiar as a low-risk gamble who will fit into their wage structure. http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/spl/article2435676.ece

Aye, it was just me failing,again, at sarcasm