ian1964

Aye,but the cretin is loving this http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/spo...cle3939176.ece

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/2008/05/16/uefa-cup-final-riot-the-police-lost-control-86908-20418966/

At the end of the day,fans have a right of opinion,but that's where it ends.We are not professional football managers,Walter has nothing to prove about his ability as an experienced manager,we discuss what could/should happen,Walter has do decide what is best for Rangers FC and does so.Thank you WS for this season so far.WATP

Was thinking that myself mate

Terrible news,RIP

But there is nothing new about the '' MINORITY''causing trouble,this is our 19th European game this season,so surely we can't be condemned for this one day of NEDS causing trouble.Instead of highlighting the Neds and letting them win,you have to be honest and say that the real Rangers fans suffer more than anybody with this sort of behaviour.I just wish every one of them could be thrown in jail,and you'll also find that these idiots NEVER normally go to games.Unforunately we all get tarred with the same brush,which is wrong,but that is the way the people of the UK see things,especially the media.Don't go damning all Rangers fans,because that will only make you look as bad as them.And remember ALL football clubs experience this,NOT JUST RANGERS FC

My answer to that question would have to be NO !,if this and if that,doesn't really make any difference IMO.Zenit have quality players,we don't,they were the better team,simple as that.I'm proud of the effort our players have put in this season,I just hope we can recover and go on to lift the title.WATP

Proud...........best team won IMO,two good goals.............BUT WE ARE THE PEOPLE................the fans are a credit to Rangers FC

I would take Hemdani off,Novo on

I am sticking with my 2-0 bet.................WATP

F###ing gutted I canny be there

Ibrox doors closed !!,25,000 capacity already

Did we get rid of him too soon ?

Can anyone tell me if the game is ITV4,when I phoned home from work to get my wife to record the match for me,she said it wasn't on the programme list ?

Agreed,I just thought I had missed something when reading it,the man is a cretin

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/scotland/article3919274.ece

My bet is on mate - Rangers 2 - Zenit 0

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co....e_party_begins

I also believe we will win this,it will be tough,but then it is a european final.We will win it,and we will win the SPL & Scottish Cup,everything & everybody has been against us and we will have great pleasure in parading our trophies,the fans will do play thier part and push the team over the finishing line,of that i've no doubt,but most of all we will win it for Ranger FC. WATP.

I really hope all you guys have a fantastic time,spewing about not being able to go myself as I would deffinately been there if I wasn't working,enjoy it guys and remember to take pics and videos and get them posted up on here so those of us that can't make it can at least sample some of the fantasic atmosphere that it is undoubtedly going to be.WATP. Sidned, Avery gutted bear !!!

Nothing short of embarresing mate,first the SPL and now DUTD,let's go and win the feckin lot and ram it right up the lot of them.WATP

I might jump in a boat and join you yet Gribz

Dundee United plan to sue referee over Rangers match blunders May 12 2008 By Neil Cameron DUNDEE UNITED will seek to take legal action against referee Mike McCurry and the SFA following Saturday's controversial match against Rangers. Record Sport can reveal Tannadice chairman Eddie Thompson met other club representatives yesterday to discuss McCurry's performance at Ibrox when he made a string of wrong decisions that went against United in the 3-1 win forWalter Smith's side. Thompson is now looking to see if he can take any legal recourse against the official and his bosses at the SFA, although it is unclear what path he could go down in his attempt to get justice for his team. Record Sport also understands that several people at Dundee United, including manager Craig Levein, have seen television pictures which appear to show McCurry saying to Rangers' Nacho Novo, "Good goal, Nacho" midway through the first half after the Spaniard had put his side 2-0 up. Levein will certainly face a probe of his own because of his astonishing outburst after the Ibrox match. The United boss was left furious with McCurry who denied his team a stonewall penalty when Davie Weir tripped Noel Hunt which, if given, could have meant a red card for the centre-half. And a Danny Swanson goal was judged offside when the ball struck Weir on the way to the back of the net. Levein also claimed Hunt was punched by Kirk Broadfoot and accused Daniel Cousin of butting Lee Wilkie.

I agree with this boycott,as well as the rest of the SPL teams,but then it's easy for me to say as I know there a huge amount of fans that love going to away games