bluebear54

Get up. Have a big breakfast. Sort out all my chores. Couple of sherbets. Watch the match at home - got some family coming round. Get rid of them. Down to the pubs for a happy party - keeping an eye on the jealous, dejected, bitter yahoos.

The poor wee souls have got their knickers in a right twist again. Something should really be done about all this crap. I'm annoyed that the media - as yet - are escaping any blame for their part.

This should have interesting consequences. No bad Rangers fans to blame.

Blethering on the radio about all the trouble throughout the season and how Lennon's had a hard time. Have they missed what the common denominator in every bit of trouble this season was? 'Cos it's sure as hell not the Rangers.

Neil Doncaster "dealing with it asap." Investigation underway. Radio talking about death threats. Policeman has broken finger. Lawell declines interview. Clearly shocked. Radio talking about death threats.

Listening to the radio - there's something happening I think ..... Lawell looking shocked, Mjalby shocked blah de blah .. death threats ... just defending himself ... death threats ... blah de blah ....... Is Lenny getting charged?

Did he look like this?

FARE don't do Scottish games. Just Rangers ones. Still, the provocative IRA chanting has obviously inflamed the situation,and was the catalyst, leading to a night of shame for Scottish football. May as well copy FARE in, but certainly SFA, SPL, Scottish Government, UEFA and FIFA should be made aware.

According to the radio, it's really been taking off in the stands. Any coverage on the TV?

We've beaten 12 men before this season. Fear not. We shall overcome.

What position?

Think the problem is enforcing banning orders. If - and heaven forbid, I'd never deserve one - I got a banning order, I could get a mate to get me a season book at the drop of a hat. Mind you, I'd be a very quiet well behaved Bear, because I believe the penalties for breaking the banning order are custodial and hefty.

Would agree with most there. Boogie should really have a "Must do better - not trying" Likewise Diouf. Edu should have "Has improved recently and is now showing his ability." Likewise Lafferty. Weiss? Well, he's an enigma. He's really capable of doing more I think, because we've only seen the real Weiss in sporadic flashes. So, 5 for Weiss, 4 for Diouf and Boogie, and over the season 4 for Edu and Lafferty. I know, I'm a hard taskmaster!

Got everything working now. It's good. I had bought the full version. However, there's a settings menu on the main page which allows you to choose to post on Tapatalk or Safari. And the other issue I had (but don't tell the whole forum) was that I hadn't signed in. Should be a warning on it "Please engage brain before using this App) Anyway - it's great. Update - if you've bought the IPhone App, you're allowed to download the IPad App free. Just done it and it's pretty impressive. C'mon the Jambos!

Yeah I'd agree with Fleck. Don't want to split the squad too much. They've got some bottle. Keep Lafferty because I feel his best is yet to come. Papac and Edu - I'd keep them too. Bartley on loan would be great as would buying Weiss. I would sell Boogie and I think Weir's going to retire from playing.

I've got it now. Good for reading posts. Do you have to go in to Safari to post, or have I missed some hidden functions?

Well said. Quite remarkable. You just know that we won't let this ons slip away. A real team.

Many thanks Frankie. Will download after we see off the Tangerine Tarriers.

3-2 to Rangers. Naisy, Jelavic and Whittaker. Goodwillie through on goal in 92 minutes. Rounds McGregor. Empty net. Balloons it into the Broomie. Conspiracy? What conspiracy?

Looks like the yahoos got 89 points this season and we got 78. Also looks like we've won more and drawn more, but we have less points. You sure this is about football?

Seems like he's uncomfortable with public speaking - or at least via TV. After the past six months, it can't be lack of bottle or confidence. He's demonstrated a single-mindedness that - in my mind - is impressive. And despite what the yahoos think, he doesn't strike me as a liquidation cowboy. He could have gone after lots of other easier targets in the meantime. So- for me - he seems real. A Bear, and fair chuffed to be owning his Club. He made the right noises about the tax case, revenue streams and global branding. Still didn't have a tie, and didn't mention the pies. Still, one step at a time.

:spl::spl: I became a member of RST a few years ago but have never been actively involved - apart from a couple of email exchanges prior to Manchester. I became a bit disillusioned with it during their later squabbles. I still pay an annual membership, get an occasional email from them, but wouldn't class myself as an RST supporter. When you hit that topic, a strong unified supporter's base would be a pleasing thing, but I would imagine that it's a pretty utopian dream. There seem to be too many agendas and petty differences - although some differences are fundamental. It's a shame really, because at the heart of it, we're all Rangers till we die. Hope this doesn't smell too much like an RST post.

Well, I've opened up a can of worms there so apologies The intention of my post was honest and up front. I have absolutely no knowledge of the inner politics of Rangers fan groups. I'm learning slowly.

In time, I think we need a meeting with CW to hear his plans and generally develop a mutual level of trust and understanding between him and the fans. RST said as much in a recent open letter. I think this move is vital to establishing trust, given media speculation and all the other agendas full of mischief making.

Couldn't have put it better myself. We could probably get 2 or 3 decent players for his wages.