Gonzo79

I find it odd when Bears tell the board/King to step aside. Like there's a queue of billionaires waiting to take over (dream on).

It should be called , 'They're Bad With Money, We're Bad With Kids'.

Pitiful weirdos.

Reasonable post. I think another issue is we all expect/want different things from Club1872. But you are spot on about the share ownership - it is the main reason for Club1872 and has been a success.

It's pretty clear that Club1872 hasn't been the success some of us had hoped for. But it's also obvious there are elements within our own support who are determined to disrupt it for whatever agenda. I just wish we could all unite on something other than hating Celtic.

He's not very good, so no plus for us him being out.

Fair enough but if we hadn't went with white sleeves we wouldn't have had to play in pink at home or against England.

So every time Scotland play a team in white the pink away strip is worn because some plonker decided to give our home top white sleeves? Daft. I struggle to care about Scotland these days. I prefer not to see us lose but won't lose any sleep over it if we do.

We get the blame for most things, so water off a duck's back (as far as I'm concerned).

Unusually, I'm still a wee bit optimistic regarding Rossiter and hope we see him play regular first team football with us soon. I like Holt. He's a fairly average player but gives his best.

True. But the Umbro stuff always looks good.

People moan about every single football shirt. It's either too plain or a generic template or daft colours or garish design. At the end of the day, if it's got RFC on it, it's a Rangers shirt. I hated the '92-'94 shirt (the red should never touch the blue and it had far too much white on it) but we had our greatest season in my lifetime in it. Hopefully we get Umbro back next season - a good British company.

Brown is allowed free reign, so it's no surprise He should be picking up a card nearly every week.

We will wear it at Kilmarnock. Maybe at St Johnstone next week too.

Fairly unimpressive. I prefer us to have red or white away shirts.

Agreed. When I say 'Fenian' it has nothing to do with religion. Wolfetone was a Fenian and a Protestant. I know there are others who may mean something different when they say the word but history, literature and basic facts seem to back up the meaning I intend. I'd prefer to just get on with supporting my football team but the likes of Hibs and Celtic brought sectarianism into Scottish football and rabid Tims like Findlay seem determined to keep it here. I won't apologise for what I am and will continue to oppose these people. Bears should be encouraged to read more books and educate ourselves, so we can get into positions where we can show this lot up for what they are.

It's okay to support a terrorist organisation who have murdered quite a large number of British civilians but it's not okay to sing about a hypothetical battle with people who want to break up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (The Billy Boys). Why do these people insist on living here?

I wish they'd remove the 'Family Stand' sign on the Broomloan Road stand. Very tacky.

It was Haggerty I was referring to in my post.

Amazing where being a rabid yahoo can get you these days. She is a repulsive reprobate and should be mocked and scorned but in modern Scotland, she is treated as some kind of an expert on a subject in which she, herself, is a vociferous, partisan bigot. EDIT - i've made the same mistake as boabie.

Tims wouldn't be complaining about this bill if it was just Bears getting lifted. Their desire to see us punished has came back and bit them on their arse...what a shame.

Can someone get this Quigley creature a one way ticket to the West Bank?

I expected better of the current board. Who knows what they're doing behind the scenes but in public they appear to be completely neutral. The Tim board are always sticking up for their slime but ours sit by and say nothing.

He eats the pasta... I remember singing that song at East End Park in the mid 90s. Good memories.

That was a long-winded way of saying, "I wish pete would stop moaning about the manager!".