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You concur with my assertion. If they don't know who is responsible, are a little confused about orders etc. then they ain't trained properly.

That's good, looked nothing like that from MFM.

Thanks. Just seen it elsewhere. Not a good idea to run the letters down two stands IMO.

Anyone know what it was? Could not make it out from Main Stand.

How much are we paying this security company? An out his head moron leaves the stand, enters the field of play and our security company stand and watch. The supervisor stands talking through his phone/radio, Al the while this nutter is holding up play. Looks like we are playing for untrained security personnel. I won't go into their performance after they finally got a hold of him.

They have sold out. They had to cut back on ST numbers to allow for banners to be placed in upper stands.

According to tomorrow's Sun. He's from Spurs btw!

Less than 700 tickets left.

Our first home langue of the season tomorrow! could be of course that Ashley put up,the £6M

Heard that we are going through to Alloa mid week to practice on their pitch. Once again forward detailed planning by Warburton.

Looks like the player is coming to us sooner or later. Don't up the offer, sign him in January. Why give money to a club that hates us?

RST AGM Announcement Notice of AGM. The board of The Rangers Supporters Trust hereby give notice that our AGM will be held on 2nd October 2015 in the Ibrox Suite, Ibrox stadium.at 730pm. An agenda for the AGM will be circulated in due course, and amongst those items will be elections to the board. Elections to the board of The Rangers Supporters Trust will take place at the AGM in accordance with the Society rules (members can also post their votes, and vote on our website) and, accordingly, such applications to join the board are hereby invited. If you are interested in joining the board, and believe you have skills to assist with the trusts main aim of fan ownership, and also in promoting the interests of Rangers supporters and Rangers Football Club, you can get a nomination form by emailing the secretary at: secretary@rangerssupporterstrust.co.uk Guidance for candidates applying to join the board: Candidates must be over 16 and be fully paid up members of the RST. Board members are expected to devote a sufficient amount of their spare time to promote the trusts aims. Experience has shown most roles can be fulfilled by spending around 3-4 hours per week on trust business. Candidates should have their nomination forms proposed and seconded by fully paid up members of the Rangers Supporters Trust. In the absence of a signature, a confirmation email from the proposer and seconder, using the email addresses which they have currently registered with the RST will suffice. The nomination form must detail the reasons why you wish to join the board. In accordance with Supporters Direct guidelines, candidates should provide a statement of more than 400 words but fewer than 1000 words. By submitting a nomination form, candidates are deemed to have accepted the election policy and the society rules, both of which can be viewed on our website. Nomination forms must be returned no later than 12 Noon, Friday 28th August to: secretary@rangerssupporterstrust.co.uk or by post to: RST Election Management Group, The Rangers Supporters Trust, PO Box 3099, Clydebank, G60 9AN The RST election management group (EMG) will review your application and contact you in sufficient time to correct any discrepancies which may exist. The deadline for submitting nominations may be extended at the discretion of the EMG. - See more at: http://therst.co.uk/news/rst-agm-announcement/#sthash.xfg00SmY.dpuf

The more action you see Warburton taking the more you realise what a piss poor manager McCoist was.

We should say no more about this. If MW still wants him in January, sign him and stick it to Hibs. If they boy goes elsewhere so be it.

From the Evening Times, not much new in this that we didn't know before. Rangers fan groups hope there is strength in numbers Further talks are set to be held between the Ibrox fan organisations Evening Times: Christopher Jack, Group Senior Sports Writer / 05:05 Tuesday 4 August 2015 / Rangers THE major Rangers fan organisations will have further talks over a potential move to bring them together under one umbrella. Ibrox director John Gilligan and Managing Director Stewart Robertson held discussions with fan representatives last month and a consensus has been reached that could see the Rangers Supporters' Trust, Assembly, Association, Rangers First and Fans' Board join forces. The move would not bring an end to the separate entities but could allow resources to be pooled and shared for the benefit of the club. The proposed new body would have two representatives from Rangers on board, but would be independent from the club and be in a position to buy shares and contribute towards capital expenditure projects. Rangers First director Ricki Neill told SportTimes: “It won’t mean the groups will merge into one. “It might be like the Fans Board and there will be representatives from each group and there will be monthly meetings. “Each group wants the best for Rangers and there will be another meeting soon. “The Trust and ourselves will have an informal chat as well, not about merging or anything like that but to ensure we are both singing off the same hymn sheet. “At the end of the day, it is up to the members of both if they ever wanted to merge. “Rangers First will be an independent group and we might have two people in this working group, if you like. We have still to find out more details. “Everything we do is run past our members. It is a good setup and the way we will continue.”

A fans group.

Board Announcement WRITTEN BY RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB Board Announcement RANGERS International Football Club PLC announces that Douglas Park has decided to step down from the Board and also the Board of The Rangers Football Club Ltd. Mr Park feels he cannot at this time make a full contribution to the running of the Club and Company because of other commitments. The Board thanks Mr Park for his valuable contribution which helped ensure Board room change earlier this year. Mr Park’s place on both Boards will be taken by his son, Graeme. Mr Park said: "I would like to put on record that although I held the position as Director for only a short period of time it has been an honour and a privilege to serve the Club and I will always be proud of the part I played in bringing this great institution back into the hands of those who have its best interests at heart. "I am confident that going forward the Club is in good hands and will offer all my support to the Board in pursuing what is best for the Club. Rangers is hugely important to me and my family and I am delighted that Graeme is joining the Board."

How do you know Chris Graham is being paid by our directors?

No way. A player we can pre-sign in January for zilch, a Hibs player who's heart won't be in it. Time is over when we paid premium money for players.

Hibs are well within their rights to refuse to sell him to us their main stumbling block on getting promoted. Rangers should not increase the offer, sign him in January if the manager still wants him.

A 3 pager on what bus takes the team to games.

Thank you.

When can we put our predictions in for Sunday's game? Going away to a very poor wifi area for the next week.

If he did not realise his tyres had been slashed till he reached the motorway, then he is not the brightest bulb in the house.

Good question, no idea if it's standard practice or not.