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How much money have the SFA received from Separate Entity FC over the last decade??

Hearts 0 - 3 Rangers FGS Kent

I don't like to see it when they leave, however it is their choice to leave, it's their ticket, they will probably have missed a lot of goals doing what they do so it's their loss. I would rather they didn't leave but you can't force them to stay, and in fact I myself was bursting for the toilet and left it very late to go for a piss before the journey home.

Agreed. They are panic buying, aye maybe these players they are signing may turn out to be good players and maybe they will improve them, however our squad are settled now and know each others play/style, they are hungry and confident, I know what I would prefer!.

Sack Kris Boyd- Petition Kris Boyd is nothing more than a cheerleader for his beloved Glasgow Rangers. His bitterness towards anything or anybody connected with Celtic is disgusting. He’s supposed to be an ambassador for his mental health charity yet he slags off Leigh Griffiths who has had well documented problems with his own mental health. Why Sky Sports continues to give this man airtime is beyond me! He provides no sensible or unbiased input whatsoever and should be removed from Sky Sports Scottish Football coverage immediately https://www.change.org/p/sky-sports-sack-kris-boyd ??

Meant to say about 17 minutes in the Ibrox disaster is mentioned. I loved the 70's fitba.

Tyrese Campbell makes Rangers transfer decision as Stoke striker nears exit door Tyrese Campbell's contract at Stoke expires at the end of June - and Rangers are trying to sign the striker. By Adam Powers PUBLISHED: 15:00, Thu, Jan 23, 2020 | UPDATED: 15:41, Thu, Jan 23, 2020 Stoke striker Tyrese Campbell wants to join Rangers as the Scottish giants line up a move. Campbell has scored nine goals and provided two assists in all competitions this season, catching the eye of many UK clubs. Rangers have been touted as one of those sides and are reportedly in talks over a free transfer in the summer. Campbell’s bet365 Stadium deal expires at the end of June and he can strike a pre-contract agreement with foreign clubs - including those in Scotland - this month. Scottish clubs can take advantage of cross-border transfer rules which would see them only have to hand over around £400,000 in compensation to Stoke. Gers face competition for the striker from Old Firm rivals Celtic as well as Premier League sides Wolves, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth. But Ibrox chiefs have ostensibly stolen a march on other potential suitors, according to Football Insider. The media outlet claim that Campbell is “very keen” to join Rangers and has made his stance clear behind the scenes in talks. There is resistance from Stoke, who want their England Under-20 international to sign a contract extension. But Campbell, who left Manchester City’s youth set-up in 2016 to continue his development with the Potters, is in control of his future. Another top-flight side courting Campbell are Sheffield United, who are looking to make some additions to their squad before the end of the window. Express Sport understands that Blades boss Chris Wilder is prepared to fork out a significant fee to sign the 20-year-old before the January 31 transfer deadline. When asked about prospective moves, Wilder said: "I believe we will get one or two in definitely in the next week." Campbell scored the winner for Stoke away to Championship leaders West Bromwich Albion in midweek and after the match Michael On’Neill seemed hopeful of keeping Campbell on the Staffordshire club’s book. “The club and I have indicated our desire for Ty to stay,” the Stoke boss said. “His frustration has been game time, but he’s had that under me and his development is best at a club he knows and with a manager who likes him. “Ty hopefully sees his future at Stoke City. “e’ve not had any offers, but we know there’s interest. “I believe Tyrese will make a football decision and if he does I believe he will remain.” https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1232346/Rangers-transfer-news-Tyrese-Campbell-Stoke-future-free-agent-Celtic-Sheffield-United