Barrheadboy

Regarding McInnes I think we dodged a bullet there

I watched the game on hesgoals ,it so happened the link I got was RedTV ,even their commentators hate The Rangers, The Fans, The Ground, our players ,in fact anything to do with Rangers ,these guys make the most bitter Tim’s sound reasonable.,

Actually I would suggest if that is your criteria you look at Westminster Palace where not only a pedo ring has been discovered and covered up for decades, but also murdering of children ,so it must be contradictory for lovers of Britannia that hate Church of Rome for same crime don’t you think?

They have told you this have they?

So that makes it ok does it?

One of the embarrassing thing about us on these islands is our lack of linguistic skills. Every other country one visits it seems all the taxi drivers shop assistants barman and barmaids all speak fluent English. Therefore aI am sure the vast majority can work out that Fuck the Pope is neither friendly,or particularly mature. I note you do not condemn such singing but try and pass it off as ok because Johnny Foreigner probably doesn’t understand.

Does anyone actually think these songs and messages to the Pontiff at the end of many of the ditties actually enhance the reputation of our club, our city ,our country? If these songs and chants are not offensive would you encourage parents to introduce these phrases and sayings as they are teaching their babies to speak? Does anyone actually think that any of these people from the foreign countries we visit where we stand in their town centers singing about being ‘up to our knees’ and ending with a good Fuck the Pope makes people think ‘Wow that’s impressive I want my children and grandchildren to be associated with that. I want Rangers to be their Scottish team,and I want our local team belting out bigotry like that. We must all go to Scotland for our holidays these people make it sound so welcoming,so open, so tolerant ,so 17th Century. It is an embarrassment ,it as outdated as sending children down the mines,it was once acceptable ,as was drink driving,the world has moved on it is time some in our support did likewise. These songs harm the club you profess to love so much they add nothing to the club but negative opinions and publicity. We have enough people looking to attack us at every turn ,stop giving them easy hits.

We are supposed to believe that this is a genuine letter? ’no list of banners of songs” this came from Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service? Wow they really need to install some grammar and spell checker software.

Gonzo I believe that last guy that didn’t make a mistake in life got crucified,ever since we have all made mistakes. Yes what Naisy did was regrettable but surely everyone in life is allowed at least one mistake? We are surely not so intransigent in our views,or so perfect in everything we have ever done that we cannot give someone a second chance ? What we as a club did to Scot Simon was probably even worse than what Naisy did,and we all forgave the club for its appalling treatment meted out to a man that had dedicated half his life to Rangers. Let ya be open minded and if it does happen and he pulls on tha5 sacred jersey let us all get behind him without any rancour.

We lost that in 2012 ,we are where we are and perhaps many of our support need to start realizing neither the team ,club or Scottish football are what they were, even 10 years ago. Cutting our nose off to spite our face is something we just cannot afford at present. If Naismith is half the player he was when he left and willing to play till end of the season for nothing it is a win win for everyone. It allows him to make a ‘gesture’ to the fans and club and to prove his fitness. Then in close season our coaching staff can decide if he is worth a paid contract. I believe if Naismith is anywhere near fully fit he can improve our team he s capable of laying anywhere in the middle or upfront and brings experience having played at the highest level . He can share that experience with the McRorie, Barjonas, Hardie etc of our club ,it can only make them better assets for Rangers going forward.

I do not know where you get that from why would HMRC insist on us paying him a wage,or NI contributions? Do they demand this from all the players at Queens Park,now or ever? I do not think that is an issue at all if he wants to play for the rest of the season as an unpaid amature what have we got to lose?

Well I would like to give you some positives on the lad , he was the one that wanted away from Man U so he could get first team football. Man U think so highly of him they inserted a buy back clause in his sale to QPR. Ian Holloway rates him and the reason he has not featured more is that QPR are in a dogfight and Holloway wants fighters not footballers at present. It was also Holloway that made reference to Carrick in the boys style of play ,and was also the one that believes he will flourish in a team that dominates games. In 95% of our matches that is us so let’s cut the lad and Mark Allen a little slack and see how it pans out.

Maybe he nose something we don’t.......I’ll get ma coat

I see Jamie Murphy did not make it into the Brighton pool for today ,does anyone know if he is injured or is a move on for him?

Like most on here I am appalled at the tackle on Jack was not followed by a red card, it does seem as if compliance officer and media only ever see wrong doings by Rangers players never when the other way round. However that said I want to heap praise on our manager for his reaction and words to the incident. “ “I’m going to plead ignorance when it comes to the challenge and say I was following the line of the ball. “I’m sure I will be getting sent loads of different clips from different angles but now I’m more concerned with the player than anything else“ Unlike all the other managers in SPFL who constantly demand action against the ‘Rangers brutality’ who keep insinuating there is some kind of conspiracy in Rangers favour , AS IF ! What Murty has done is act and behave as a Rangers Manager should with dignity and gravitas. Rangers have always known how to behave with dignity in victory and in defeat other clubs should really take note.