Gonzo79

Liverpool were all over them but didn't look like scoring often. Mourinho is one manager whose teams you don't want to go behind against, especially by 2 goals.

Fair point.

I'll be there in person now - just got a ticket. The nerves have fairly ramped up.

There's pressure on everyone involved in these matches. For fans, it can ruin or make our week. For the manager, players and the board, it's a huge part of what they are judged on. I've been in a right mood since midweek and it's mostly all about 90 minutes tomorrow. Some folk enjoy the excitement but not me - the stress gets traumatic. 'Mon The Rangers!

I seem to recall him scoring 2 or 3 OGs against Dundee Utd. Maybe 2 in one match?

They've done the walk from the Louden to the match before (I'm sure for another match vs that lot). The Tims have done them to the Piggery too. There was also a big march arranged in Germany last year - went well, although I think a couple of lads got pulled for setting off flares when they got back. I can see why people disapprove - that's fair enough. But I don't like the name-calling of fellow Bears. Just let them get on with it. The funny thing is, in 20 years' time, the current UBs will be 40 with kids and probably moaning about the new young team.

The Green Brigade mainly wear dark green jackets. They've had these marches too and no one cares. But now we have Bears going tonto about some other Bears walking a few hundred yards up to Ibrox having a sing-song? Oh, the horror! How on Earth will we all regain our virtuous reputation amongst the Scottish press, who usually only mention us in appreciative and adoring terms.

They've done these pre-match marches a few times without any bother. It seems a rather questionable MSP has got some of you worked up about nothing much. They're good at that, I'll give them that.

I have little interest in negating hysteria over nothing. Ultras aren't really about creating a positive image. Neither were loads of Bears at Old Trafford in '74, Villa Park in '76 or Hampden in 1980. It's football, not tennis.

Disastrous? Are you expecting them to blow up a block of flats? I'm glad sensitivity isn't contagious.

I know one of the UB lads. He's a good Bear. Bad press? We get that every week anyway, regardless of what we do. So what?

We wear black on our home strip. And John Knox wore black. I hope the UB behave themselves, within reason and enjoy their day without much interference from Police Scotland or busy-body MSPs.

There'll probably a couple of thousand walking up to the stadium together. Are you saying they're all morons? No wonder Tims love coming to Ibrox when we argue amongst ourselves so much. Don't join in if you don't like it but there's no need to call them 'morons' the weekend we play the scum.

It's an Ultra thing. Not really my cup of tea but I don't see much problem with it. They'd be better wearing orange. ?

Why do the GB hate him? The UBs have always worn dark clothing. All their tops are black.

To br fair, we have the Tims and Killie in the next week - two teams who have beaten us this season. Don't count your chickens.

He'll probably be applauded by SNP MPs and voters up and down the country.

Was it Shearer of Aberdeen?

Typically lacking in class from the SNP. If any Bears voted for him, I trust they're hanging their heads in shame.

My attendance has been minimal this season, so I don't have a ticket. I'll be there in spirit.

What are these "vulnerable communities" being sung about?

I hope you're right, Gaffer. Hopefully the fans can spur the team on to finally get this particular monkey off our back.

From what I've seen of Belgrade derbies, the atmosphere looks far more intimidating than a Glasgow derby. Because of the way Timmy has carried on, telling tales to anyone who'll listen about our nasty songs, the atmosphere at Ibrox is usually a huge let-down nowadays. The last game before we were demoted being an obvious exception.

That McGinn is one of the ugliest people I have ever seen. How small are his eyes? Hearts were poor.

I wouldn't want my kid exposed to Provo ditties. Quite happy for him to hear any Rangers songs though. In football, you stick up for your own and enjoy some rivalry with the opposition. If you get upset about songs or a cartoon of someone booting a Yahoo, you must've had a fairly sheltered life.