Steve1872

not my tickets its a poster of Rangers Media

I have 2 spare tickets for the South Stand(one is an under 18 but thinking they wont be too observant regards this detail if someone older wants to chance it). I can meet up with any interested party in Sheffield as I'm travelling from Norfolk. http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=255683 from RM

Peter E ‏@Seasider0654m Lawwell was on £507,625 basic in 2012 plus 60% bonus plus other shares incentives. When you consider he has to run CFC, the SPL & the SFA...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Kct9hHNuo7o

try ticket office on FF or RM

[h=1]Bumper Pay For New Rangers Chief[/h]Posted on July 22, 2013 by billmcmurdo I am reliably informed that the Rangers board have just awarded new CEO Craig Mather a whopping £500,000 salary – much to the chagrin of some investors. It is my understanding that the only board member to oppose the salary figure was new member James Easdale. Mather’s annual pay is now 150K more than that of his predecessor, Charles Green. Alarmingly for Rangers fans I am told the club is losing between 300K to 500K per month and that some investors have grave concerns about the way things are being run. Rangers certainly seem to be spending a great deal of money and there are those who feel the club is living beyond its means. For them, the news of Craig Mather’s monster salary will be a worry. Rangers’ expenditure is a large part of what has agitated the recent boardroom wars and it is my understanding that certain investors will not let up until the club shows much more self-discipline in respect of its outgoings. Finance Director Brian Stockbridge has done a magnificent job of trimming the fat but he is not in full control of what Rangers spend. I know that James Easdale is someone who will use his influence to prevent unnecessary profligacy in spending at Rangers. As I have said before, Rangers have a great opportunity to set a great fiscal example in this age of FFP. Sadly, that doesn’t look like it is happening right now. Meanwhile, Rangers fans appear to be divided over the possible return of Charles Green to the club. Those in the anti-Green faction on Follow Follow have been vociferous in their opposition while there has been much support for Green’s return on Rangers Media, which is much more indicative of the average bear’s thinking. All in all I think a majority of bluenoses would be happy to see Big Chuck come back and finish what he started at Ibrox. One thing is for sure – the club desperately needs a figurehead who will engage with the media without backing down. It has to be said that there is more to Green than just the belligerent side, though. Few people in British football have the contacts and friends he has amassed in the game and beyond. This networking capacity that he brings is invaluable for Rangers. I was saddened to see that fellow blogger Chris Graham has had to come off Twitter for a while due to threats from supporters of a certain team. Chris has had no option but to report these threats to the police and it is to be hoped that robust justice is meted out to those who use social media in a very anti-social way. Sadly, Scottish football has been shamed by certain people in recent days and even more shameful is our complicit media mostly turning their usual blind eye. We live in troublesome times when it seems that bigotry and prejudice, far from being banished in our supposedly tolerant and enlightened age, are more deeply ensconced than ever in certain peoples’ hearts and minds. Those of us who despise the bigotry must never back down in our opposition to those who feed on hate – and who want to ram that hate down our throats.

seen on twitter ✨Nicola Deacon ✨ ‏@thistlegirl198256m Anybody looking for 2x tickets for Sheffield Wednesday game on Wednesday? Sheffield end x

RangersFACTS ‏@RangersFACTS38s Our Main Stands East Enclosure was used to hold German PoWs in WW2.They were deloused in the Home Dressing Room Showers!

sick bastards

from FF Even septic fans say the singing happened. From the brentford forum too... I registered here because I feel I have to apologise for the Celtic support today, I was at the game and was totally disgusted at the constant IRA chanting, sectarian chanting and worst of all, the so called fans celebrating Lee Rigby's murder. Whatever fans believe in a political sense, they should still show respect to someone who was willing to give his life to defend us. Credit to Brentford fans, most other supports wouldn't have shown as much restraint as you did, all it would have taken is one spark and there could have been a riot the way some fans were today. Not all our fans are knuckle dragging idiots but a percentage is and unfortunately that percentage is the loudest and they drag many other fans down to their level. I'm utterly ashamed to be a Celtic fan today, so many of us let ourselves and the club we support down. Read more: http://www.brentford.vitalfootball.c...#ixzz2ZcWyDrUv

Rangers FC Official ‏@RFC_Official2m REPORT: @FC_Emmen 0:1 @RFC_Official (Daly '49) Jon Daly helped maintain the clubâ??s 100% record this pre-season: http://rng.rs/1b1R70O

http://www.lse.co.uk/DirectorsDeals.asp?shareprice=RFC&share=rangers_int CG down to 5 million shares

1million shares traded this morning 500 000 yesterday http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/summary/company-summary.html?fourWayKey=GB00B90T9Z75GBGBXASQ1

The Club can confirm tonight that we have reached a mutual agreement with Fran Sandaza to terminate his contract.*

http://www.bermudasun.bm/Content/Default/Latest-News/Article/Exclusive--North-Village-sign-deal-with-Glasgow-Rangers/-3/1297/68522

North Village have signed a five-year deal with Glasgow Rangers. The Bermuda club becomes just the fourth team to have an official affiliation with Rangers, with the other three being in New Zealand, Australia and the US. Stephen â??PJâ?? Coddington, director of North Village Community Club, told the Bermuda Sun: â??We have had the privilege of signing with Rangers Football club for the next five seasons with an option to renew. Rangers will be our technical partner.â? The North Village director added the club had sent over 18 eight to 14-year-olds for the historic signing agreement. Coddington said Rangers will help with Villageâ??s coaching curriculum. â??They will ensure we are going about things in the right manner and the right way. They will be looking at how we can improve ourselves.â? He added every year Village will aim to take two youth teams to Rangers to train at their facilities. â??If we can bring more, we will.â? Rangers will come to Bermuda at the end of the season in April to help with coaching education. â??They will also do a camp, not only for North Village, but for the youth of Bermuda.â? Greg Statt, overseas development officer for Rangers,told the Bermuda Sun: â??Weâ??re working really hard to secure alliances with clubs across the world. We have kind of a natural alliance with the guys at North Village through Craig (Gardiner) and a Rangers fan.â? Statt said discussions about the alliance started in 2012. â??This is a great opportunity for us to create some new Rangers fans in a new part of the world for us. No doubt weâ??ll learn from those guys as they will hopefully take on board some of the things we work on.â? He added the other benefit is that any of North Villageâ??s talented players will have a pipeline to possibly sign with Rangers. â??We wouldnâ??t be doing our job if we werenâ??t recognizing talented players and use it as a potential source of scouting for us. â??This is a win-win for everyone. Weâ??d like to think Rangers and North Village will reap the benefits over the coming years.â?

Brilliant play by Gutersloh creating a chance for Kraus, but once again it was Mohsni with a last gasp tackle to snuff out the danger.

Rangers FC Official‏@RFC_Official4m'26 - Training ground corner routine by #Rangers as Smith played it short to Wallace who crossed for Mohsni, his header cracked the post!

Gers In Germany: Training 16 Jul 2013

Bobby Shearer, Eric Caldow, Davy Provan, Billy Ritchie, John Greig, Ronnie McKinnon, Jim Baxter, Scot Symon( manager), Willie Henderson, Ian MacMillan, George McLean, Jimmy Miller, Jim Forrest, Ralph Brand, Davy Wilson, Davy Kinear ( Trainer) 1964

The club will open at 11.00am normal licensing hours.music and refreshments will be available as per my original post about the sash bash.THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL RANGERS AND SWFC FANS, for a friendly get together brfore and after the match as befits the occasion.Best behaviour at all times please as msny women and children will also be in attendance,thanks guys and enjoy.No entry tickets required!!!! Jubilee club from RM