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"The famine song is blatantly racist. People who indulge in it are making Scotland look ridiculous and they should be charged with racial hatred" And what would you call oh ah up the RA?? So its 'ok' to glorify terrorist's?

My thoughts exactly, I don't think its fair that the media are allowed to follow and secretly film Ref's, leave the guy to fuck alone... Tina Turner will be in the papers next for singing 'that' song.

Is this PC gone mad? or is there something in it? http://www.sundaymail.co.uk/news/scottish-news/2008/09/21/spl-referee-mike-mccurry-filmed-singing-rangers-anthem-in-church-78057-20745758/

reckon it will show the second half? is this like animals do the funniest things??? lol

brillian, cheers mate got it now

nothing, host cannot be reached through the media player link and mysports only showing the aftermath of liverpool game... oh well lol

cheers, hope it will work... just need to wait and see eh!

needs an access code?

Of course you are, I hardly think my post was an 'attack' on Rangers? you have your opinion and I have mine. I'm not going to argue with you.

Or maybe you should chill out a little... if you cant laugh at your self who can you laugh at? I'm not about to waste my time getting in to a debate with someone about a joke. some people thought it was funny and I'm sure you are not the only person who doesn't like it. If you really don't like it that much then speak to the MOD's otherwise haud yer weesht.

Get a fuckin' grip pal... it was a joke.

The Glasgow Rangers player Kirk Broadfoot has today revealed that he has been part of the Channel 4 TV show faking it for the last 3 years. The player broke the news today at a hastily arranged press conference as it emerged new Scotland manager George Burley had drafted the " player " into his squad for the up coming world cup qualifiers. Broadfoot who told the waiting press that he was in fact a carpet fitter from Fife said " This experience has been great but I now feel that I would totally be out of my depth and there was no way I could let the country I love so much down by pulling on the dark blue jersey" Channel 4 have defended there decision to allow Broadfoot to move to Rangers from St Mirren. Saints have issued a statement saying " The program makers approached us with there plan we where only to willing to be a part of there experiment we started that season with 4 or 5 new players and knew one was from the program".The only real surprise said saints boss Gus McPherson is that the player is not Will Henning considering how he has had a terrible start to the S.P.L season. Rangers would not be drawn on the future of the player at Ibrox only saying in a short statement " Kirk has been one of our most consistent performers over the last 18 months". Gers boss Walter Smith was unavailable for comment. The S.F.A chief Gordon Smith was quick to back Burley after some sections of the tartan army turned on the manager and pointed out what they have always know that any carpet fitter from Fife could get a game for Scotland if he worn an OLD FIRM strip. Aberdeen where quick to reassure fans that Jamie Langfield had not also been part of the experiment.

HAHAHA!!! That will be my fault then... I thought they had a typo...:admin: TAXI!!

Steven Pressley Unattached to Rangers is that a joke?

We were lucky last season, most of us knew that but we were willing to go along with it because we were getting the results. We are being found out now. big time. Apart from Liverpool, we should have beaten every team we played in pre-season with ease, but it has been an up hill struggle since the first ball was kicked. we will be doing well to get a UEFA cup spot next year.

To be honest with you mate, tonight is the last straw for me. its been said on another thread. We have nothing to look forward to this season, even if we win the league ( which looks bloody unlikley ) its still not good enough to get beaten by a team like Kaunas.

I reckon your theory is starting to take shape after that shambles tonight, Carlos can now move on and play in europe for his new club and we will be nothing more than a distant memory for him... utter disgrace the way our club is being run at the moment.

Any other Rangers' supporters out there that took a perverse pleasure in the Liverpool result? There can be no excuses. Rangers were outplayed by a squad that has something in abundance that we have in the rarest of flashes: skill. How hard should it be to expect a professional footballer to pass a ball to a colleague? It's like expecting a doctor to be able to give an injection or diagnose death. You don't mind so much if a committed defender intercepts a pass, but when it simply goes astray you have to wonder why these guys earn more in a fortnight than many do in a year. Charlie Adam is a fine example. He gestures like John McCrirrick on race days, then his corners either fail to clear the first defender or clear everybody. Why is he paid at all? Weight of pass is another issue in quality teams. They generally get it right. Rangers don't, unless it's wee triangles in insignificant areas of the park where no pressure is applied. Instead, we use the "hump it forward and chase" technique, a strategy fatally flawed when there's only one target and five defenders. We managed to take a corner on Saturday and within about five seconds we'd contrived, unassisted by Liverpool, to have McGregor in possession! So what positives might we take from the game? #1. Brahim Hemdani was the only player that appeared composed during the humiliation. #2. Kyle Lafferty looks a big, strong character with some ability. Why is he playing on the left wing though? His success has been as a striker with Northern Ireland so playing him out of position seems foolish. #3. Kirk Broadfoot, given a chance, will become a very decent centre-back for Rangers. Sure he made a stray pass that had unfortunate consequences but there were very many stray passes from Rangers' players. He was a poor but committed right back. In his correct position, he can become an asset if the boo-boys let him. #4. Kris Boyd was like an armless man at a banquet. It wasn't that he couldn't eat or that he lacked appetite; nobody fed him. #5. An opportunity has been presented to Smith and McCoist that spells out a simple fact: if you do not pose an attacking threat against a quality team, you'll get humped. Starting with Miller and Novo... not really my idea of a serious attacking threat. #6. Whittaker... a decent performance. He has potential if he's played in the correct position. The negatives... #1. Miller... apart from one decent pass, he did nothing, but did it with enthusiasm. A mistake bringing him back, and that judgement is not Celtic-influenced. #2. McCulloch... Words fail me. I do not understand why the man is at Ibrox. I wouldn't let him bang the drum in the band. #3. Darcheville... Like wringing out a dry cloth. #4... No, that'll do. Kicking a dead horse isn't cruel, but it is pointless. I fear that unless Smith adopts a positive team formation against Kaunas, we will struggle to get through. If he fails, his days are numbered and he will have no one to blame but himself. *************************************************** The above was copied from BBC forum and I think it is an excellent read.

I heard about the Maloney story a few months back before the window even opened, but, I dont think he'd come to Rangers... He'd be most welcome IMO if he did and I wonder if he'd get the same treatment from the BOO boys that Miller has if he did come??

Chelsea: Cech, Essien, Carvalho, Terry, Ashley Cole, Joe Cole (Anelka 91), Ballack, Makelele, Lampard (Shevchenko 119), Kalou (Malouda 70), Drogba. Subs Not Used: Cudicini, Obi, Alex, Belletti. Goals: Drogba 33, Lampard 98 pen, Drogba 105. Liverpool: Reina, Arbeloa, Carragher, Skrtel (Hyypia 22), Riise, Kuyt, Alonso, Mascherano, Benayoun (Pennant 78), Gerrard, Torres (Babel 99). Subs Not Used: Itandje, Finnan, Crouch, Lucas. Goals: Torres 64, Babel 117 From 2007

LIVERPOOL: Cavalieri (Reina 62), Dossena, Skrtel (Hyppia 46), Keane (Nemeth 58), Gerrard (Spearing 58), Torres (Ngog 46), Plessis (Alonso 46), Benayoun (Pennant 71), Arbeloa (Darby 46), Kuyt (Insua 58), Carragher (Agger 46). Rangers 0 - 4 Liverpool

Chelsea (4-4-2): Cech (Hilario 45); Diarra (Carvalho 45), Ben-Haim, Terry ©, Johnson (A Cole 62); J Cole (Wright-Phillips 45), Sidwell, Lampard, Malouda (Mikel 45); Shevchenko (Pizarro 45), Drogba (Sinclair 70). Rangers 2 - 0 Chelsea

To those wishing to state facts. This time last season we beat a full strength Chelsea 2-0 at Ibrox with a team that WS inherited from PLG, this time around with the team that WS has put together we got stuffed by a Liverpool 3rd string...

Agree 100% with the post and also with the reply before mine. Having just watched the Liverpool game on LFC TV, we were awful to say the least. Something needs to be done.... Fast

In fairness, thats why I think Boyd would be a perfect partner, Complain about boyd not doing any work, but he will score a bucket load, Miller cant score but by god he'll run all night for you and create chances... all we need now is for WS to notice this!!!