Steve1872
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Tyrone Smith@TyroneSTV1hinteresting day ahead at Hampden - having received due diligence several SFL clubs are considering changing their mind on league recon a resolution due 1st thing this morning to formally dissolve the SFL has been delayed until later today, so SFL clubs can discuss situation
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RangersFACTSRangersFACTS20mLetter to Bob McPhail from Bill Struth with the terms of his final Rangers contract in 1939.
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Rangers FC Official@RFC_Official34mKIT LAUNCH: #Rangers will officially launch the new @PUMA home, away and third kits – sponsored by @blackthorncider tomorrow.
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Davie Cooper is welcomed to Ibrox by Tom Forsyth and Rangers captain John Greig in 1977 after his £100,000 transfer from Clydebank
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Rangers play Motherwell at Ibrox Park in 1920. The pavilion and grandstand that can be seen on the right of the pitch, were replaced by the Bill Struth stand in 1928. The 'Bovril Stand' (North Stand) can be seen on the left
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The Summer 2013 Transfers and Rumours Thread
Steve1872 replied to der Berliner's topic in Rangers Chat
Ewan Murray@mrewanmurray1h@ChrisGraham76 medical treatment, as fixed up by Jim Stewart, in Gordon's case. Webster (apparently) dropping off boots... -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9RNOYRWs9xs
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Hamburg display before they played Celtic, 2009
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Chris McLaughlin@BBChrismclavg23 AprJust for anyone who is not entirely clear, the most successful club in scotland is Rangers, there is no debate no1 rangers broke rules, they did not cheat, no2 they retain all titles as newco means new company NOT new club, these are facts
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The Good Ship Rangers and a North American Voyage: The 1930 tour
Steve1872 replied to Steve1872's topic in Rangers Chat
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by Gary Havlin | @RangersFACTS Before the dawn of the jet age, indeed before global air travel had even left the departure gate, the Rangers of the twenties and thirties had embarked on a tour of North America not once but on two occasions, in 1928 and 1930. The club were by no means strangers to touring far off lands in the early twentieth century: Their first tour of the 'continent' came in 1904 with a trip to Vienna, which proved so successful it was extended so that the Tourists could cross into Prague for a couple of games. The hop across the North Sea, however, could not compare with the voyage of the Rangers in 1928 and 1930 as they sailed the wild Atlantic in their quest to advance the good name they had earned themselves on shores closer to home............ http://www.thecoplandroad.org/2013/06/the-good-ship-rangers-and-north.html
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http://www.otib.co.uk/index.php?/topic/155252-rangers/ positive comments from Bristol City forum
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[h=1]City to host Glasgow Rangers[/h] Posted: Thu 20 Jun 2013 Author: Adam Baker Glasgow Rangers Image by: bcfc.co.uk [h=3]Scottish giants heading to BS3 next month.[/h]City are to host Glasgow Rangers in a pre-season friendly at Ashton Gate on Saturday, July 13th (kick-off 12.30pm). The game will see Sean O’Driscoll’s side tackle the 54-time Scottish champions, currently rebuilding after financial crisis saw them demoted to the bottom tier. Last season Ally McCoist’s side romped to the Scottish Third Division title and they are already favourites in the forthcoming Scottish Second Division season. Head coach O’Driscoll told bcfc.co.uk: “It’s a great pre-season fixture for us to play a club of Rangers’ size and history and adds an extra dimension to our pre-season programme. “Glasgow Rangers always attract a massive following wherever they play and a big crowd at Ashton Gate will add to our preparations for the coming season.” The fixture will be City’s first home pre-season friendly of 2013/14, followed by Championship club Reading’s visit to BS3 on Wednesday, July 24th. Tickets for the Rangers game will be priced £16 for adults, £10 for senior citizens and £8 for under-18s. As part of an agreement between the clubs, Rangers – who have a big support base south of the border – will be handed the entire Wedlock Stand, with their 4,000 ticket allocation expected to sell out. The sales procedure for both home friendlies will follow in due course. The Rangers fixture is subject to the requisite football authorities’ approval. Read more at http://www.bcfc.co.uk/news/article/20130619-rangersfriendly-871663.aspx#DfuzR6ojPwjEwBKK.99
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RANGERS have today confirmed they will play Bristol City, subject to approval from the requisite football authorities, in a pre-season friendly at Ashton Gate on Saturday, 13 July and will then travel to Germany as part of their preparations for the 2013/14 season. Ally McCoistâ??s squad will kick off against Bristol City at kick-off 12.30pm before returning to the German training camp in Marienfeld and will play another two games during a nine-day tour. FC Gutersloh 2000 will be Rangers first opponents in Germany on Wednesday, 17 July at the Heidewaldstadion in Gutersloh, kick-off 7pm, with the final game of the tour on Saturday, 20 July against Dutch club FC Emmen at Stadium Meerdjik, kick-off 4pm. The team will depart for Bristol on Friday, 12 July and return to Glasgow on Sunday, 21 July.
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Belfast store now open
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http://rangers.co.uk/match/fixtures-results
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Rangers FC Official@RFC_Official29sFIXTURES: Rangers will kick off the Second Division campaign at home to Brechin at Ibrox on Sat Aug 10: http://bit.ly/17lPl9i
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Grant Russell@STVGrant1hIf Hearts are out of administration by August 3, both SPL & SPFL rules state 15 point deduction still applies. http://bit.ly/19JEMg8
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another large trade today 175000 and 2 lots of 50 000 shares
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Charles Green transfers 15% of shares to Laxey Partners
Steve1872 replied to Frankie's topic in Rangers Chat
about 1.5%? probably Kieran Prior