simplythebest

An upturn will be good but unless the players give something back it won't last

We can nitpick over timing or we can be glad that we all came together once a line had been crossed ie trying to flog the stadium

On personalities more than issues I really meant, we've been united as ever in terms of getting the board out

Not after the event at all

The Daily Record has regularly thrown our fans under a bus while ignoring what is often worse behaviour from Celtic fans. I don't really understand your determination to keep defending them by having a pop at your fellow supporters.

I don't want to keep coming across like ACD's spokesperson but you're completely off the mark here as far as the events of the last few weeks are concerned

Moving forward as one is a no in your eyes then?

One of who?

Another great advert for fan unity in here then

The fans board in it's democratic form should absolutely continue

Was happy to hang our fans out to dry after Raith

No but the Record are no friends of ours as has been proven over several years, they were at it again the last few weeks after the Old Firm game and after the singing controversy. They went after the boardroom stuff because it was a great story and Jackson in particular has had a lot of credibility to win back after the infamous wealth of the radar. We all know Llambias didn't ban them for attacking the club though so it's it's not a surprise it's been overturned.

Not out of a love for us though

Ibrox is such a magnificent stadium, it's sad to see how little work has been done the last years

I appreciate that, don't expect to always be agreed with or to not get stick but my motive in these situations is always Rangers' wellbeing nothing else

I answered you about that in the other thread. It's a highly emotive subject for everyone including those who didn't take part, I've had debates with friends and family over this it's not simply an internet thing. I'd agree this shouldn't be the time for picking over things, however it wasn't me that started the discussion it was already taking place

Dunno who's grieving, personally i punched the air when the result was confirmed

Clearly a complete u-turn and saying boycotting was correct all along is the only acceptable thing to say in your view then, regardless of how conciliatory the tone is. Bit disappointed in that but I'll deal with it.

So the only acceptable thing to say is that i was wrong completely, boycotts were spot on and i damaged the club by going to matches? I've said we all helped the club in the way we thought was right, I've said what my own view is but that I feel it shouldn't matter now, continued debate and resentment concerning who did what won't get us anywhere so ultimately we should forget it. How am I not suggesting unity there?

I've never said that I've always been right, I stand by thinking boycotting was a mistake but I'd rather not dwell on it, we've got the right result and it's time to move forward as we all keep saying

Learning from them absolutely, as far as apologies go there's plenty that have contributed to the bickering amongst our fan base particularly online, I'm not a special offender so I don't think I need to be going about pleading forgiveness. We all need to move forward and not hold grudges.

My previous comments are well covered earlier in this thread mate, and i'll say again for the record I don't claim to be a perfect innocent

King is also entitled to his opinion and I'm very grateful to him for removing the previous board, it doesn't particularly bother me on a good day like this but Dave should remember he needs the backing of all fans including ones who didn't boycott.

You're entitled to your opinion as is everyone but mentioning it for too long will only alienate thousands that did still attend this season. I think boycotting was wrong but I'm not going to keep on saying it now that we're in a new chapter

It's a different opinion, if we're aiming for unity it really doesn't matter now. We all did our bit in the way we thought was right.