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Who gets the money for the sale of this Magazine; is it Rangers? How does someone like me who is disabled and virtually housebound, get a copy?

Not a lot there to disagree with. :-))

I believe "Craig" has hit on a problem that has been obvious for a few years now. Beckham has been quoted as an example; Cantona, too, was a perfectionist. Our players should take note of such as these and try and at least act like the highly paid professionals they're supposed to be. If they think that doing a couple of hours training of a day makes them the finished article, then life has some harsh lessons in store for them. How many of our players, for example can 'trap' a ball - a basic skill that should be part of every footballer's armoury? I don't get to see many games due to my disability but those that I do manage to see always leaves me with the feeling that we are simply not plying our trade as we should. There should be more running off the ball, taking the heat off those in possession. We should just do the simple things. Our coaches really should be imparting knowledge of the basics. It's only football; it's not rocket science.

And still the Rebel would have you believe that its sponsored 'sell-out' gimmick is a success. You couldn't make it up.

Keevins has more faces than the Town Hall clock.

Personal feelings towards Ally aside, I confess to the occasional doubt as to his tactical nous. It would seem that the same mistakes made at the beginning of last season are resurfacing.

"It's the end of the problems for Rangers but it will be the beginning for many other clubs. I think it will hugely difficult for Scottish clubs. And the begging letter from Liewell to the Penn State supporters tells its own story.

I like the "concerned football fan" bit. They don't even have the courage of their convictions. But I do agree that the pond scrapings are far more proactive in these matters than we are. Apathy seems to be our byword.

"i think its time for mr green to give the fans and honest update...." Well, that'll be a first.

I think the worst scenario would be those 5 titles going to Celtic that would put them on 49 - same as us - but with a very important difference; by the time we got back into the top flight - if we ever did, bearing in mind the punishments that await us that we don't yet know about - it would take us some years to catch up again. This, bear in mind, is the only way that Celtic can equal our record. Sporting Integrity? They couldn't fuckin' spell it.

Please rearrange this well known phrase or saying: Look in mouth gift horse do not.

"Regan has a duty to balance skelping wur erses with avoiding the much predicted apocalypse." And where exactly in his leaked email, was this balance?

They only do it because they know it annoys us. Let it be like water off a duck's back. And Rangers should refuse to grant an interview to anyone who persists in referring to us in such a derogatory manner.

It has been obvious for some time that Regan is a prize tit who is totally out of his depth and who is only where he is by the grace of Liewell. He is most definitely not fit for puspose. Ditto, Doncaster. If the Teddy Berrs do go to Div 3, I think it would be safe to assume that the house of cards that is the SPL, will collapse; led by the Arabs, closely followed by Sheep, HIVs and Murderwell - not necessarily in that order. ICT has already presed the panic button.

Iain King is on record as saying he is a Rangers supporter in the days when he edited the Rangers News.

The more I see of D&P, Green etc, the more I believe we're headed for liquidation. Green does not instil any confidence in me, whatsoever. Quick buck springs to mind here. Too many similarities with Whyte.

The anti-Rangers agenda in the press and in the so-called corridors of power has long since ceased to surprise me but I have been saying for some time now that the ultimate ain is to strip Rangers of all trophies won during the disputed period. Make no mistake, they will go for the jugular. I just hope we get someone in charge who will grab the bull by the horns.

I don't that that it's a cse of that at all. Experience has taught most of us that what you get from Spiers is unremitting, unadulterated drivel.

Poor "Funky". He just can't keep his personal feelings separate from his professional duties. All of which, I suppose, diminishes his so-called professionalism.

Considering all that has happened since last May, i will - reluctantly - believe it when I see it.

I have been a supporter now for the best part of 60 years and I remain to be impressed by any of them. I had sort of hoped that TBK would be successful because they at least knew what the club meant to the support. I say this too, despite my reservations about them. Remember folks, neither Green or his consortium are the owners of Rangers - yet. God forbid, but there may yet be more twists and turns to come.

You can bet your bottom dollar that if anyone is charged with a "sectarian" offence (as per BBC), it will be a Rangers' supporter as we all know that the pond scrapings are never charged with anything like that. If they had been, it would never have been mentioned on BBC Scotland.

Dumb and Dumber have absolutely no intention of bringing this matter to a conclusion. The reasons are many and varied. no doubt, but at the end of the day, the party whose interests are not being protected is Rangers FC.

As Jock Stein once said "If the team's good enough, the ref doesn't matter"

Any truth in the rumour elsewhere that Lennon is to host the revamped TV show.....3-2-1?