aweebluesoandso

I don't think there is one person in our whole support, who hasn't changed their opinion of SDM, Whyte, Green, Somers, the Easdale's, Ashley at one time or another over the last few seasons.

I apologise if I am misconstruing the BBC Mocumentary broadcasting dates, you threw in my face, as a defence of them, but that's what it looked like.

It would have a huge relevance if you are on here defending the indefensible. That BBC Scotland are anything other than hugely negatively impartial when dealing with anything Rangers related.

Accurate and correct, didn't that monstrous bigoted SNP MP O'Hara work for the BBC's CFC Sports department at one time. As his brother still does as Sports editorial director?

Do you work for the BBC? Your facts seem as inaccurate as their's. He wasn't toppled he sold his controlling interest (or was conned out of it, depending on who you believe) on the 13 May, the Mockumentary The Men Who Sold the Jersey's was broadcast on the 23 rd May. Pardon my 10 day lapse.

He was one of the lucky ones, Moshni got a terrible reference on his way out.

Agree with that D, who can forget the hatchet and fantasy job " The Men Who Sold the Jersey" The BBC haven't had the decency to hand back the prize they falsely won, on the back of the lies and smears. It should be renamed "The Lies That Sold An Agenda"

Half=baked article Pete.

It's Sunday morning so I'll bridle my feelings and mind my language. When i read good blog pieces by writers of a calibre like you D'art,, about what happened to our club and the characters involved in it's near death experience . Many emotions and feelings about it all, quickly rise to the surface. The strongest emotions that rise in me are anger and hate. i'm not a hater by nature, except to hate those haters in return, who wish my community, culture, football club and it's support all sorts of harm and ill will. I'm Scottish by birth but lived down here in the North East for thirty five years, however I still retain that Scottish clan mentality, of when being attacked by our enemies we rise for the fightback, We as a club and community were and still are, being attacked by the haters and bigots, within Scottish football and the wider Scottish Society. Our enemies are political as well as religiously motivated, they are organised and strategically placed in many powerful positions, especially within Football, but also in the law, government, media, radio and TV especially again BBC Scotland. Anyone who didn't see the agenda or organised hate fest against our club and support these last few seasons, must have had their head buried in the sand, Or their surname is Van Winkle. One form of my fightback has taken the retaliatory measure of me fully withdrawing my financial support, in attending any away games to those clubs who had major hand in deliberately trying to destroy our club. Mostly the old SPL clubs but not exclusively them, I went to the Livingstone FC away game last season, but having since read their then match-day programme and it's lying cowardly attack on our club, i won't ever be back there. Other strong feelings that rise in me reading the blog D'art, are pride and love . Pride in my fellow Rangers Supporters and a love for my club. Both of which i can honestly say were sorely tested to my limits, over those dark days. Thankfully we are the club they couldn't kill and the support who wouldn't Surrender. WATP No Surrender.

Be it a strenuous, vigorous or violent push, that push started the whole indecent, not whether Moshni wanted to shake hands or not. Erwin's guilt being downplayed and him virtually being made the victim, does the truth no favours imo. Leave the rewriting of history to the master of deflection and spin BH.

The club signed him, I presume knowing his history? They then share some of the blame. The club couldn't defend his actions, most agree to that. But washing their hands was a cowardly act imo. They should have at least highlighted the Motherwell players culpability in starting the trouble, and their subsequent actions in further exacerbating the indecent. That's not defending Moshni but merely providing some balance on the affair.

That fixture list should insure a full house for the first few home games, hopefully.

Erwin made several determined attempts to retaliate to Moshni's own retaliatory action to Erwin's initial assault. By good fortune rather than design, his attack was stopped in the melee. But the intent was there, but no further action taken, not even a well deserved retrospective red card, Moshni was issued with a red card by the referee, how are the Motherwell players red cards issued in the same indecent, deemed somehow lesser with no further punishment as Moshni's was?

What about Erwin's subsequent retaliatory attacks on Moshni? Why haven't the SFA further charged Moore Kerr and Ainsworth with the excessive nature of their attacks on Moshni?

The vehicle for change within the club and at Ibrox is racing ahead, no bad thing imo. However there will be mistakes made at such speed, in our dash for much needed progress. Who was it that said "A little less conversation, a little more action please" Maybe that should be "A little more conversation and a little more action please"

We can't put up much of an argument in defending Moshni, but that does not mean we cant highlight the culpability of Erwin. The mitigation of Moshni's actions, nor the SFA and SPFL's suspicious but not surprisingly lenient attitude towards Erwin's guilt, and several other Motherwell players part in assaulting Moshni.

Warburton is a complete breadth of fresh air so far, a chance for a totally new beginning in our coaching methods, scouting and youth football development. Whether it all come to fruition of success obviously remains to be seen, but so far i think it a worthy gamble of an attempt at revolution, evolution and solution.

McCall booted his arse out the door. the club quickly washed their hands with Moshni. The guy has been left totally alone to deal with the problem. Not a great moment in the short tenure of King and CO, they need to do much better in the future in defending their players even if technically Moshni wasn't our player.

One thing is for sure, this guy will know who the haters are, who in the SFA and SPFL want us hamstrung and who the backstabber's are. Know your enemy and all that.

John Hartson failed a medical with us, poor guy never got over it. I wouldn't like to see that happen again to a any footballer, to be so close to playing for the worlds greatest club, just to have it snatched away from you because of an ingrowing toenail .

Excellent if accurate, didn't King say any money recovered from the BDO for him, will go directly back into Rangers?

One day there will be two histories written about our clubs recent troubles, the truth and the fiction. The haters have already written their fiction, the truth yet awaits to be told.

Andrew Dickson is the great survivor, bet he could tell a few tales about Big Yorkshire Hauns, Toxic Wigs, ****s and Fat Billionaires. Can't wait for the book.

Wasn't overly impressed when i heard the rumour, but taking time to think about the Weir and Warburton factor, Wilson could be made a stronger and more capable player.

Talking about religion someone said he's JeHovis Witness?