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Uh oh looks like someones house of corrupt cards are in danger of falling down. I think a full judicial revue of everything that went on during our admin, the subsequent blood lust that lead to the 3 way agreement, illegal fines, bans and our monies that were stolen. The SFA has left themselves open to corruption charges, not to mention the old SPL and the clubs that shared in the fraudulent taking and misappropriation of our money.4 points
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If they want 3M for Goldson, make it 2M (+ 1M when he's played XX amount of games)4 points
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I spoke to Frankie about this last week as its been something have been deliberating approaching for a while? It was only listening to a programme on talk sport last week that reminded me. The programme highlighted that the biggest killer in men under 45 in the UK in suicide. The programme itself was quite informative and as I and the resident psych student (midd life crisis student) I thought this would be a good idea and Frankie agreed. The point of this thread being here is its somewhere you/we can come if there is something bothering you. It doesn't matter what it3 points
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When SDM lost interest we ended up with no representation in Scottish football & the yahoos moved their placemen into positions of power. Whilst it’s good to see our chairman rounding on them I wouldn’t build up too much hope at the moment. This will be a long process getting rid off these people3 points
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For several years I have taken a keen interest in goings on at Auchenhowie, getting along to watch the youngsters whenever I can. Admittedly due to becoming a father, these opportunities are rare these days but I still like to keep up to date with goings on as best as I can. So when I hear the training centre getting tarred as a ‘Youth department that fails consistently’ that irks me to say the least. https://fourladshadadream.wordpress.com/2018/05/29/rangers-failing-academy-and-mark-allen/3 points
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RI still think there's a player in Ryan Hardie, somewhere.3 points
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I agree, but we'd be better focusing on the placemen in the SFA and the SPFL at the moment...A narrower focus on who these guys are and the links to a certain club...stuff that can't be airily denied and waffled about3 points
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King has called for a second independent investigation. https://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/chairman-calls-for-second-independent-investigation/ Looks like the Club are finally showing some balls with these things. Long may it continue.3 points
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Well done Dave King. Those rat bastards have been hiding in plain sight for far too long.2 points
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McGregor will be our number one and I can't see Wes being content as a back up. He'll be on his way because I'm pretty sure Championship clubs could match the wages we're paying him2 points
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The 'impact' part was not a debate regarding whether or not it was 'a great idea to post what is being posted elsewhere'. Rather, it was over the ridiculous notion that Gersnet was giving publicity oxygen to something that had that a thousandfold over without our involvement. Some of us do think - nice of you to tell us what we should do, though, especially as we've also just been told how and what to think by another poster. Some of us are too old and been around the block too often to dance, but thanks for letting us know that in an Admin controlled environment of a fans' football2 points
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Edit by craig : Please see official site for full article. The club have asked us to not post the entirety of official site articles so the club gets the hits on the website2 points
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It was Neil Cameron of the Herald who posted that Private Eye clipping last summer. It's interesting that many of his media colleagues like to explore Scottish fitba regime change - unless it involves exposing or removing Rangers haters.2 points
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The attacks on the youth academy and Mark Allen are over the line. What is wrong him? Further evidence that the DR (as well as the BBC) have little interest in healing relations with Rangers and are enjoying having free reign to attack the club and anyone related to it. You’d never see anything vociferous like this written about any part of Celtic.2 points
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Also throw in the likes of young Gilmour moving to Chelsea, it takes more than talent to get into any first team, they have to push themselves as hard as they can. The Liverpool LB Robertson was rejected by the scum for being too wee!.2 points
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Rangers boss Steven Gerrard lines up Spanish training camp ahead of new campaign STEVEN GERRARD will put his Rangers squad through their paces at a training camp in Spain next month as he steps up his preparations for his first campaign in the dugout. The Liverpool legend officially starts work as Gers boss on Friday after agreeing a four-year deal with the Light Blues. Gerrard will be joined by assistant manager Gary McAllister. And the former Anfield heroes will waste little time in getting down to business as Rangers gear up for the Europa League qualifiers and th2 points
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If there is quality there will be a pathway, eg. Ross McCrorie. It takes a special youngster to be able to handle all aspects of a step-up to the demands of the Rangers first-team and stay there. That's why over the years there are countless stories of promising youngsters that come to nothing or leave and have a career elsewhere. ie. First and foremost, we need to produce quality .2 points
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It's really quite sad when we constantly read supposedly senior football writers in Scotland fail to offer any sort of balance in they way they cover Rangers. By all means be critical but at least be fair and, above all, accurate. The Daily Record is a regular embarrassment and Keith Jackson really has taken this to a new level. Rangers is not a club without its failings. It's relationship with the media is a poor one and some of the criticism aimed at us in that regard has merit. Indeed, RFC fans are hardly glowing in praise of its PR work. However, some journalists are beyond obj2 points
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Too much of the time the team was 'playing' around a less than active Windass. We need consistent performers2 points
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The restored Tom Vallance painting was unveiled last night at the top of the Marble Staircase at Ibrox Stadium. We’d like to thank artist Helen Runciman, Club 1872 and Rangers Football Club for their assistance with this project.2 points
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Another three people are killed in Belgium by some lunatic shouting Allahu Akbar. It strikes me that what, just a few years ago, was a major headline for days on end is now hardly noticed in the constant stream of atrocities perpetrated by a religious cult we are no longer even allowed to name. It just washes over most people like the latest celebrity divorce. Thousands of gang-raped white teenagers across the UK, it seems sometimes involving both police and councillors, escalating everyday violence across the country, mass prayer in the streets of Britain, child rapists excused c1 point
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Its a cracker. Wheres my tax break ffs ive put tens of thousands into scotland. My reward ive to go for jobs against foreign candidates who will earn more than me if succesful. Morons.1 point
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With Russell Martin’s belated confirmation this morning that he has left Rangers, that now takes the official number of departures to three with more to follow. We expect that, like with Clint Hill, there will be no club announcement to wish anyone the best, and that departures will only become absolute once the player themselves has corroborated it. Currently the Jason Cummings situation looks bleak for the striker, with no information or progress pertaining to any deal being confirmed. He has returned to the City Ground with little hope of a future there, having alrea1 point
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Yes indeed but I suppose that's the place we find ourselves in right now with no games to talk about. I hate the close season. I'm hoping the activity picks up speed after Friday when Gerrard actually officially takes the role.1 point
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Looks like Rangers have a scientific breakthrough "HOW TO GROW BALLS"1 point
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While I do expect more the guessing game will no doubt become tedious.1 point
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colin, most UK citizens have no interest in bombing Iraq or Libya. Most UK citizens have little interest in Israel/Palestine. Most UK citizens, I hope, are in support of freedom of speech. Labour are clamping down on speech just as much as the Tories are, perhaps more so. Yet it's normal, everyday UK citizens who have to deal with terror attacks. It's us who see wages stagnate and rent prices rise, in part due to immigration. New Labour opened the gates in the 90s/00s. None of our mainstream parties intend to do anything about these issues, so who d1 point
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The arguments for and against have been made and I'm going to lock it now so that we don't end up going round in circles. What I would say is that nobody is telling others what they can and can't do. All that is being offered are opinions. and people are free to continue to make posts like this until Admin say otherwise.1 point
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Wonder if this is what they were on about a few days ago?1 point
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Rumour going around about PSFs: Wigan and Bury at Ibrox, july 6 and 8th respectively. If true, not the most inspiring and probably won't tempt me to make the trip, but I suppose we need minutes before Europa League qualifiers, and top teams won't be back for pre season at that point. Hard to see both actually taking place at ibrox within two days of each other. Wigan maybe but Bury seems perhaps more suited to behind closed doors1 point
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Thank's Frankie, I didn't recall that off hand. Even those supposedly looking to challenge the SFA and it's governance, like SFM (Rangers Football Monitor) seem to ignore it. Funny that1 point
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I'd highly recommend the film "Get Out". About a coloured guy who goes to his white GF's parents house for the weekend....very good film!!!1 point
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Mental health is an important subject and I'm sure everyone on here have been impacted by this at some point. As such, if this thread can help people talk about any problems rather than keep it to themselves then I think it's a good thing. I think most of us are fairly anonymous so I don't have an issue if people want to discuss any issues they may have openly on here but I would urge caution in revealing some personal information.1 point
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For that proposeal in the article above, Don Agnelli might aswell be an online messageboard poster making a suggestion for CL reconstruction, he'd have the same chance of success.1 point
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I don't give the proverbial flying about converting people to my way of thinking. If they don't get around to accepting obvious reality all on their own it's not my problem till they start trying to enforce it on everyone which has been a habit of religion for millenia. Galileo Galilei was placed under house arrest for life due to the fact he had looked through a telescope and see with his own eyes that the Earth was not the centre of the universe with everything else orbiting around it. He offered to show them the proof but they declined as the religious fanatics do to this day w1 point
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The impact of a post on Gersnet is not really the issue. It's also not a great idea to do something just because so many other people are doing it too. We should think about what it is that we discuss. As it is we dance to the tune of our critics.1 point
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If you refer to CQN/Brennan, I think that was/is a very different animal.1 point
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I’ve heard big DJ defend us plenty of times on Clyde. I think some seem to expect him to shout down any and all criticism of Rangers no matter how justified it is. Any less than that then he’s apparently in dereliction of duty and his exploits as a player forever tarnished. I cant get my head around that at all.1 point
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He most certainly is worth a mention as a former Rangers player. Another one of these good honest pros that Souness had a habit of bringing in to fill a gap for a few months when we had injuries, who came in, done a smashing job, and went on his way again. We wouldnt have capitulated in the two OF games with a few players of the mindset of Neale Cooper in the team. I wish him all the best in his fight and hope he goes on to make a full recovery.1 point
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On the 27th May 1856 the Rangers great that was Tom Vallance was born. To quote his Rangers team-mates from the 1870’s ‘’ The whole of Rangers loved him like a brother’’ Tom was born at a small farmhouse known as Succoth near Renton in the parish of Cardross. When young he moved with his family to the Old Toll House at Shandon on the Gareloch. Tom came to Glasgow in the early 1870’s following the path taken by his friends whom he’d known since childhood the brothers McNeil and Campbell . Tom Vallance had an astonishing 60 year association1 point
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Not sensitive at all my friend, I just hold some different views from you, which really isn't an issue, as The Rangers is a broad church of people who are allowed to think and act as an individual. Unlike some others...1 point
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I also think there is a bigger picture element to this. We need to look forward as a club and we cannot just rely on a "traditional" pool for our support in the years and decades ahead. I would find it staggering that on one hand we are looking to a global figure like Stevie Gerrard to move our club forward and then on the other hand we would be taking a myopic move by introducing an orange strip. I don't want to bring religion/politics into this but as far as I can see there is nothing positive about having any connection (albeit symbolic) with the OO. It's bewildering IMO.1 point
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I'm raging at this,.....there'll be no resale value.1 point
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