StuGers

I see he is now offering the "opportunity" to go man-to-man with Warburton in an interview. The guy is a clown.

Glad we binned him now

I've said it before - Sutton as a person is instantly unlikeable. The way he talks, the way he looks - unlikeable. It is an unfortunate trait. Now, he is bankrupt so is obviously in need of some cash. He can't bank on his football skills as they are gone. He can't bank on his football knowledge as his reputation as a manager is in tatters. What he can sell, is his personality. Which is as an unlikeable bad guy. All he is now doing is playing up to that in the hope that the more outrageous and abrasive he gets, the more he will be noticed and, in today'a media, being noticed as a great nice guy or an absolute dick - it doesn't matter. The quicker people stop talking about him the better - I get the irony that this post is about him but Rangers are doing the right thing by quietly refusing to talk and refusing to highlight that it is because of him. He will fade into obscurity soon enough, just like his managerial career.

Best fans in the world.

Hopefully this all ends with Sutton getting the sack for being a bellend.

Not sure how I felt about yesterday - good result, decent performance but again, no killer instinct up front. Holt was very poor in my opinion. McKay very mixed as usual. Waghorn back to him requiring 20 chances for a goal. Can't complain though, 3 points!

Superb!! Fantastic response.

I never knew it was his neighbour that done that. What a scumbag. Imagine doing that to your neighbour!? Saying that, I'm not surprised - I used to live in a quiet estate in a decent area in the Southside. Rangers won the league on the last day of the season. There was a wee boy of about 8 running about the street with a Rangers scarf, just playing with his friends. One of the neighbours, who was a Celtic fan, ran out and grabbed it off him and proceeded to stamp on it. The neighbour was a grown man. The wee boy's dad came out and smacked him and ended up under suspension in his job as he was an armed response cop. I guess he should have known better but you can understand his reaction if anyone did that to your child. Imagine being that petulant that you would grab a scarf off of a playing child who is your neighbour!

Have there been previous examples of someone charged with a footballing offence who has then had their match ban overturned?

Interesting that so many Celtic players should be involved... What's that sweeping sound?

So the next time someone is done for singing the Billy Boys are they going to have to bring in an expert to explain the history of the term 'f*nian'? When someone is nabbed for stealing is a legal expert required to discuss the background in the immorality of stealing and analyse its initial discouragement in the Old Testament? Is it me or are the judges making a mockery of the police in certain cases?

Fingers crossed! Maybe Hardy can step up to the plate?

Being honest, I think the times of Rangers signing a "top notch" striker are in the distant future! We simply can't afford to pay top dollar anymore.

Article in the Daily Rebel today about Scotland players who were booed by their own fans. It mentions Black and Wallace and calls the booing inexplicable. Why can't they just be honest and say it's because they played for Rangers? Did the Thumb get booed? No. So the whole "he pulled out of the squad" argument goes out the window.

It was Black and Simonsen, not Black and White.

I also agree with what you. It isn't an easy answer on what the money is spent on. What I am concerned about is that no-one is taking people like her to task. Even when the Record has retracted it.

Seriously not a bad idea. Things like that that the club can't really be wasting money on but actually has value to the fans.

I was saddened *cough, splutter, giggle* to see that the nom-acclaimed Scotzine "news" page is no more. Goodbye to a badly masqueraded Rangers hating "football" page. The main man graciously goes out threatening of "breaking a few legs". Good riddance.

I definitely wouldn't say Wales played with those "old fashioned values". They have many a diver in their team (as Scotland found out recently).

I also follow Scotland. Not as much as Rangers but still watch the matches. I do also feel what the op states - I would rather be following Rangers than Scotland.

You would have thought the wee man had scored a hat-trick against Barcelona with the press coverage this is getting. He played 9 minutes or something like that.

I can't be 100% sure as I've not seen a replay yet (links anyone?) but surely the Halliday tackle needs relooked at? It looked like a ridiculous challenge that was totally unpunished, not even with a free kick hence it can only be assumed that the ref didn't seee it, so it is eligible for the "compliance officer" to revisit. Also, as above, why is the Clint Hill assault not being looked at?

Hopefully it is just some sort of mistake. Rangers is first and foremost a Scottish club and always will be.

Is the Orange Lodge not a religious organisation? Genuine question, I know very little about the whole thing.

I also agree that I have pretty much zero connection to the N. Irish thing. It certainly doesn't offend me but I feel no affiliation to it. The unionism, I do feel a bit though.