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The drainage "can't be fixed unless someone provided the city council a multi-million budget to do so" is the reasoning given.

Apparently their stadium's drainage is not their responsibility.

I could see from the middle of the main stand that it was a penalty so you have to wonder how a ref standing yards away can miss it. 🤔

Dundee 1 Rangers 2 FGS Dessers

I'm not convinced about that. He looks far better in the midfield or even playing right wing. He can certainly cover but I wouldn't want him as our first choice right back for next season.

2 defenders and the keeper played the ball. Stevie Clifford argued that attempted blocks and clearances doesn't change the phase of play. so the ref was correct to overturn the goal. I've not seen any references to rules that state that, but I think he did a bit of reffing, so he may know better than us, but I'd tend to agree with you.

He constantly went back the way in the first half. We really suffered from having a right footed player at left back. Possibly not his fault but he wasn't particularly good in the first half, but a big improvement in the second.

No, it happened after that. The Celtic bench were going up the tunnel after it had calmed down and Rae appeared to say something to Kennedy which resulted in Kennedy giving Rae a big shove. Rae just stood back and looked bemused at Kennedy's reaction.

It has to be a clear and obvious error. Compare and contrast to the handball in the game at Parkhead. I accept that there's an argument that it was that, but it also has to be in the same phase of play, and I'm not convinced it was. I'd have thought a new phase of play starts when the first cross is blocked

Anyone who threw a coin is a fuckwit, but it shouldn't give Kennedy the right to physically attack Alex Rae at the end of the game.

The ref clearly saw it so was it an obvious error? I don't think it was. I also don't believe it was in the same phase of play, based on the way that the EPL is reffed, but I'm not clued up about the exact rules on that.

We need a left footed player at left back. Playing sterling is disrupting our play. It's also bring on Cantwell and Sima.

Yeah, the number of times he didn't give his all by slowing down at the end was frustrating. I love watching athletes break records and he could have gone faster. For that reason, he falls short of being a hero of mine, despite his unique talent.

Rangers 1 - 1 Celtic FGS Tavernier

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Dessers. Scored one and set up 2 great chances and generally played well. Missed a great chance in the second half but was apparently offside.

No, but I wasn't sure of the point you were trying to make 🤷‍♂️

What impact did Park have on Wilson's performance?

Good to see the wags in the directors' box clapping along to BMG 😂

Yeah,I don't get it, but they're out there.

Did they not ask about this on some questionnaire? The fans' view seem split between the 4 options (none, 750, 2500, full stand) so difficult to get a general opinion.

Input from the clubs, SPFL, local authorities and Sky. Who knows to what extent it was mandated. I'd guess that it was largely mandated by SPFL, as I can't see why our directors would agree to it otherwise.

https://www.rangers.co.uk/Article/old-firm-away-allocations-from-season-2024-25/ycnRZw0O2wwjVWfZW2aNH

It's good that we get more of our fans in their midden that they get at Ibrox, but I'm disappointed at this solution. We shouldn't have to sell season tickets without OF games guaranteed. We should have held firm at the 750 fans or nothing.

Rangers 2-0 Hibernian Cantwell