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Couldn't agree more, It seems at the moment to be a one sided thing, a bit like ra sellick and liverpoooooooooool except in reverse! I think we should show some support to Hamburg, we would need to change the words to super Rangers tho cos it turns out that there are some people out there who like us :giruy:lol

Just saw on the scottish news hamburg fans with gers bags and stuff... Loving it!! Gekommen auf Hamburg. Wir sind die Leute!!

I thought about posting something along those lines, I was one of the first to shoot Barry down and wish him all the best on his way out the door, but I do think we are missing his drive and determination

The funny thing is, we, at this very moment are trying to gain entry in the the EPL... I hope to fuck there was no one from the FA watching that disgrace tonight! We'd get laughed all the way back to Glasgow!

Nice pix Fraser!

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We'd possibly get humped, but, I see where you a coming from with this and I like it!! total disregard for Ra sellik! Would be hilarious, what would be better aswell is if hardly anyone turned up for the game, half empty stadium would cost us much needed revenue though! WATP

Naismith, Two yellow's one for a dodgy tackle and one for a goal celebration... that's my guess!!

Utter scum, cant believe he is thinking of appealing the sentence, he should keep his mouth shut and accept his punishment.

Good stats, It is good to see the Scottish sides step up and in some cases beat the 'bigger' English teams. Although only friendly's I think it makes a good case for a British league. Don't see the EPL going for that though...

Me either, totally pissed off with SKY aswell, they wont move my dish for me as my signal is being distorted by a tree in the old folks home across the back from me. They say I have to pay upwards of �£90 to get it moved!! And if I lived 500 yards across the road, cable would be fine!! :box::box::box:

Do you really think that the SFA will do anything to him? Regardless of his defence. He'll get a slap on the wrist and sent on his way. That's how it goes isn't it? The Celtic way.:box:

Sad news indeed, I hope he makes a full recovery.

Do we need to phone to cancel subscriptions and DD payments or will that happen automatically?

Christian Dailly will not "rule out completely" another season at Rangers but admits he may have to continue his career in England. Walter Smith brought the former Scotland player from West Ham on a free in January 2008 and used him intermittently as a utility player. The 35-year-old looked to have played his last game for Rangers as an 88th-minute substitute for Kyle Lafferty in the Homecoming Scottish Cup final win over Falkirk at Hampden, after which the Ibrox club confirmed they would not be offering him another contract. However, after completing the Men's Health Forum Scotland 10K race in Glasgow, Dailly revealed that is set to meet Smith next week. The former Dundee United, Derby and Blackburn player, who commuted from England during his time at Ibrox, admits that if he is not re-signed by Rangers, he would only consider clubs south of the border. "I spoke to Rangers at the end of the season and I have to go back and speak with the manager again," he said. "We said that after three or four weeks we would have a chat again so that's what we will do. "In an ideal world, I think the manager would like me to go back. "But I don't think a lot of those decisions will be in his hands because obviously it looks like there will be a lot of financial restrictions at the club. "I've not bothered with anything else because I wanted to turn the phone off for three weeks to relax and I'm still within that period. "But next week I will be able to get something sorted out for next season. "So I wouldn't rule it out completely but I think it is probably unlikely." He added: "I am still keen to play, I love my job and I am fit enough to do it. "I live down south so I'm restricted. "Rangers were great, they are an unbelievable club. "I was able to fly up and down, they gave me a flat and it worked really well. "It was easier than being at Southampton on loan, when I was driving four or five hours each day to get there and back, which is a bit daft at times. "The manager trusted me to train at Rangers and I had an understanding with him that I wouldn't chap on his door expecting to play all the time. "I was there in case I was needed. "But there is no reason why, if you have the knowledge and train clever, that you can't do keep on playing." If Dailly has played his last game for Rangers, he admits that his cameo appearance at Hampden as striker, the position in which he started out his career at Dundee United, would be a good way in which to end his association with the Light Blues. He said: "I went up front when I came on and it was great. "I just went straight back in to striker's mode and I understood it completely. "There were a few games where the manager was going to do that then decided not to bother but he did it in the cup final. "I probably should have scored, I nearly set one up and I got booked, so it was quite an eventful last few minutes. "I'm so lucky to have been part of a club that size and I really enjoyed my time there. "I was there about 16 months in total and we were in five cup finals, one of them the UEFA Cup final, and two SPL championships went to the last day. "So, other than the disappointment of going out of Europe against Kaunas, the whole thing has been a great rollercoaster ride." :box: Feck right aff Dailly!

Howdy, Welcome aboard.

The Mackems are hoping to land the Northern Ireland international midfielder with a bid of �£5 million... According to a report in the British tabloid The Daily Star, Sunderland are looking to bring Rangers' Steven Davis back to the English Premier League during the close-season. The 24-year-old rose through the youth ranks at Aston Villa and made over 90 first-team appearances for the Midlands-based club before moving to the Gers, via Fulham, last summer. It is reported that newly appointed Mackems manager, Steve Bruce, will be given �£50 million for acquisitions this summer, following the takeover of the club by American billionaire Ellis Short. Apparently, Bruce is hoping to use �£5m of his kitty to persuade the Scottish giants to part with the 34-time capped Northern Ireland international midfielder Davis, as he looks to strenghen his squad before the start of the 2009/10 season.

Here, you reckon the city fans will riot in Glasogw? Bring 2 million fans up and wreck the place? Saying that... we'd probably not notice if they did....lol

Jimmy Calderwood? Think he's a Gers man though?

Bring it on!! Super Rangers

Means less traveling now as well! Good riddance like you say.

Oooooooooh!!!!! that doesn't half get the blood pumping through the veins!!! C'mon The Rangers WATP :rfc:

"After reading rotten to the core and seeing Bougherra's red card being recinded. Celtic are clearly not going to do anything about it unless pushed. This is where the fans should take over. A protest of some sort outside CP or Hampden" "he gets let off from a red card lets start a war" "lets go to hampden with whistles and red cards and wave them" All taken from a Celtic fans forum that my cousin is a member of.... HIS reply to all that? Snudge says: (21:34:37) stupid bastard Agreed.

Which would have been bloody hilarious!!

Did Lovenkrands not do the same thing against Allan Thompson during an OF game at Ibrox one year? Sure he got sent off for it as well...