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Says 3:30 to 4:00? That's quick. Every time I've been to a mass (funerals) it seems to take forever

I detest religious organisations but that's an admirable statement from the Orange Order.

It's not just frowned upon...it's banned for those who participate in the sport.

I understand the point. I really don't think it would cost us much to not have a company's name on the shirt. Who knows? A principled stand might sell a lot more shirts.

Grow the fuck up.

I'm not preaching to anybody and I'm going nowhere.

That's basically saying you'd refuse some money. I doubt it would be a significant sum to go a little further and adopt the principle of keeping the shirt clean.

Meaning?

People who fret about names because they sound Catholic/Irish are total arseholes.

They're all tacky. We shouldn't let any sponsor splatter their name across the shirt. The money we'd lose would be peanuts and we'd probably sell more shirts.

Orange (tangerine) is my favourite colour kit but I wish we didn't have it. Love the 'home' top...I hate it when they have red on the main shirt. They all look nice barring the sponsor's name being emblazoned across the front.

I don't know much about this character; is he really mentally ill or is he just another Rangers obsessed Tim?

Didn't we score a lot of late goals last season?

He's just expressing his individuality.

I care. The actual amount we would get would be relatively small. Some things are more important than money...at least to some.

So why I don't look at the forums of other clubs?

Somebody had to get it.

Looks a decent signing this. As others have said, the Brighton fans seem to rate him.

I'm glad that didn't happen. Why should we risk playing youngsters for the benefit of other clubs? The only loan players I want to see (if we must have them) are those that will instantly strengthen the squad. Hope this lad from Liverpool is not another Zalalem.

Pretty sad state of affairs when you have almost got to hope a young player is not too good.

Most pop music is rubbish regardless of origin.

Well done the young Scots and particularly Robby. When was the last time a keeper came through the youths to be first choice; Allan McGreggor?

I'm not convinced it's a huge amount we'd loose from a sponsor like Red32 if we didn't let them plaster their name on the shirt. I think there could be a boost in sales and we could still have sponsorship.

Going off on a bit of a tangent but I was watching a lot of 70's football last night and I was thinking how great the kits were, they're so fugging messy these days. That (hopefully fake) kit in the OP is a good example; just horrible. Would love Rangers to play a season in the 60's or 70's shirt. I wonder how much money we would loose by not having a sponsor's name emblazoned across the front?

According to The Record it's 800. Great news.