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Trust me it is better than listening to the mhanks on sky or espn

Fixed that for you It's the c***ic way

The attraction would be to have us hammered and therefore humiliated,it's just another way to kick us at our lowest point.We must refuse to take part in all Cup competitions except the SFL ones as I can see games against the beasts being drawn in every one

Have always hated the term,who wants to be associated with child molesters

There is no way we can play against the ****s in the Glasgow cup with the squad we have , sorry to say we would get hammered We should tell them to fuck off and withdraw if they try to force the issue

If the SFL vote is respected, as our First Minister Alex Salmond has said that it should be, will clubs be forced into administration or redundancies as many are suggesting? I would make it clear that is not something Rangers fans should wish to see – no club should want to see the loss of a club or employees losing their jobs. Feel sorry for the clubs employees that may lose their job but the chairmen listened to the hate,bile and bigotry that was spewed out about us from the dark side and therefore I hope they crash and burn one by one

Regan will be alright I fully expect him to get a position on the porkheid board for services rendered

Not sure were we will end up ,but if div 1 is forced on us so that they can keep the tv deals we should make it clear that we are not willing to accept any more sanctions as we are being forced into a league we don't want to be in to save their arses DIVISION 3 hopefully

Don't see the problem , I would think he has no chance but let him try ,it's costing us nothing and you never know your luck.Imagine he was successful the look on the ****s faces would be priceless

Looks like Charlie is going to bend over and apply the vaseline personally

"Many clubs will suffer financially without Rangers involved and that should not be underestimate in all this. Other clubs could realistically go to the wall and that is not something that I or anybody else wants to see Right you are elvis,I am looking forward to the day clubs start to fall,they only have themselves to blame for the short sighted,hateful and bigoted way they have treated us. Let them reap what they sow

Put up or shut up,to many legends not willing to pay a decent price but shouting about it in the papers.If you are that worried show us the money

As it stands we are going to need every player we can get,I will never condemn any player that has stuck with us they deserve our support , all he needs is game time

Why has he not been saying this from the start ?

Did Charlie not say we have a list of 19 players,5 of which are at the euros.It should be an interesting window

A quality statement except this part Among the suggestions was an amnesty on sporting sanctions for any club which is forced into insolvency as a result of the financial implications of Rangers being outside of the top two divisions, and an automatic entry to Division 3 for any team which goes the "newco" route in future. Let's hammer Rangers but go easy on the wankers that tried to kick us to death

NORWICH City are pleased to announce the signing of 28-year-old Scottish international defender Steven Whittaker on a four-year deal, subject to international clearance being received. The free agent, who previously played for Scottish giants Rangers, is set to become Chris Hughton's first signing as Norwich City Manager since taking the reins on June 7, 2012. Whittaker has 15 caps for Scotland at international level, and is a versatile defender who can play in a variety of positions, including midfield, but has predominantly been used as a right-back by his former clubs, Rangers and Hibernian. Norwich City Manager Chris Hughton told Canaries.co.uk: "In Steven we have a player who is very versatile - he can play anywhere across the back four and anywhere across midfield, so there's plenty of versatility there. "It's probably a good time for him. Sometimes it is time to move on to a different club, and go there with a lot of enthausiasm, and he has international experience too. "He has of course been used to playing at a very high level when he was at Rangers, and in a lot of big games with a passionate crowd behind him. So the stage of the Premier League is certainly one that won't faze him with his experience." Whittaker told canaries.co.uk: "All of my experience to date has been in Scotland so I'm really looking forward to the challenge of playing in the Premier League, I'm very excited about it. "When I spoke to Chris Hughton I was very impressed with his plans to progress Norwich City and everyone I've spoken to in the game has had nothing but praise for the Club and the city of Norwich. "I know Simon Lappin from a few years back and of course I know Russell Martin from Scotland and I'm looking forward to meeting up with the squad and the staff." He began his career with Scottish side Hibernian and made his debut in a 1-0 win over St Johnstone on May 12, 2002. The 6ft 1in Whittaker went on to make over league 140 appearances for Hibs after establishing himself on the right side of their defence - impressing then Rangers manager Walter Smith enough to earn a £2M move to Ibrox. He scored on his Rangers debut in a 7-2 thrashing of Falkirk in the SPL on August 18, 2007, and went on to score 28 goals in over 200 games - including 11 in the 2009-10 season. Whittaker's time in Scotland, particularly with Rangers, has proved to be successful for the Edinburgh born defender. He has won three Scottish Premier League titles, two Scottish Cups, and three Scottish League Cups with the Gers, as well as another League Cup triumph with Hibernian in 2007. The defender also appeared for Rangers in the 2008 UEFA Cup Final, which ended in a late 2-0 defeat to Russian side Zenit St Petersburg. In the run up to the final, Whittaker scored a memorable goal against Sporting Lisbon in the quarters, picking up the ball in his own half and producing a wonderful finish to seal a semi-final place - one of many spectacular strikes in his time at Ibrox.

Ceptic will be just fine financially, remember they are going to win the champions league next year !!!

Fleck is right we were told lies We were told he was a great player,we have since found out that was a load of pish

The same was said about whyte and yet he is still walking around leading the high life and nobody has laid a glove on him

I would suspect that it will go the same way as the story when Traynor said he had proof about slanty eyes lying about the advance of the ticket money for the old firm game.The media broom will sweep it under the carpet

A true legend in the making

It would be very interesting to see the clubs that would make up an SPL 2,as half of the Div 1 teams don't want us in Div 1 due to sporting integrity,so in the continued interests of sporting integrity they would refuse to play in an SPL 2

This would be the same Motherwell that went into administration and then exited with no punishment,what a hypocrite

Unfortunately we have no say in anything,Charlie will be flashing his knickers like an old whore to anybody that can keep us in the SPL,we're not going to make any money in Div 3 and at the end of the day filling his pockets is all he cares about