compo
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I wish McColl would put his money where his mouth is just what does this guy want the club for nothing to sit back and appoint whom he sees fit well if he forks out the cash he can get the club what's he waiting for .
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Another three points onward and upward
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this looks like it was planned
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i am not going to defend drunken mugs but sometimes the police in other countries are a bit over the top i remember going to germany only for our bus allong with others to be hearded into a fenced off coral by green uniformed police/ security armed with guns my brother who speaks good german asked about toilet facilities onlyto have a gun pointed in his face and be told to f off we were not young lads more like two men in their 50s . but as i always say when we go abroad we should act in a decent and proper manner .
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Leggat - ANTI- JIM McCOLL MEN LOOK AS NEUTRAL AS IRISH FREE STATE IN 1940
compo replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
old leggo dont half talk tripe -
probably walk away in a few months with a nice pay-off
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I wonder if this arab bank connection has anything to do with the so-called secret invesrors that green brought in .
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Rangers 3 - 1 Dunfermline (Jig 70 pen, Daly 77, Mohnsi 90)
compo replied to Frankie's topic in Rangers Chat
onward and upward as I asked in my wee daft fact thread what is our longest winning sequence . -
To be honest I don't think whyte had a pot to piss in he was just a conman who led many on a merry dance before he was rumbled and by then it was to late and why has he not been charged this is one of the things that amazes me .
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Just imagine the headlines in this mornings papers if that would have been rangers fans on the streets of Amsterdam last night .
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And when you look close at the picture the celtic ceo looks a bit like a wee kitchin sink
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Rangers 3 - 1 Dunfermline (Jig 70 pen, Daly 77, Mohnsi 90)
compo replied to Frankie's topic in Rangers Chat
big daly for a hatrick -
A ship without a rudder that what we are .
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A good draw but a hard tie.
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I have a feeling it will be December the 27th . Then that will leave the new year holiday period for those who have won or lost to chart out their next moves .
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a good read and summing up
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Rangers FC debate at Waterstones, Glasgow (Nov 28th) - POSTPONED
compo replied to Frankie's topic in Rangers Chat
I might come lets hope its sensible questions and no tomfoolery -
Sunday Post - Legal moves to disclose mystery shareholders
compo replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
Hand this nvestigation over to pc Murdoch a honest and upright man if there ever was one -
Joe Kinnear at a recent board meating recomended that the club sign half-back Shane Ferguson from Birningham only to be told that the player was on loan ....................from Newcastle ..........heads gone .
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stranraer or auchileck away from home
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we will probably have green back representing either blue pitch or margarita its going to take some very rich man to buy them out and we just don't have any rich men
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the report card should read could do better .
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bet they bring it back
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It was the end of an era as the gers moved to their new stadium. Taken from the minute book of 1899 . The commitee meeting of february the 22 was held at 175 saint vincent streetand among the usual business of new members,registrations and team matters was a note that an engineer, Archibald Leitch had been appointed for the proposed new ground. He attended the meeting with samples of the proposed new terracing,3', 3 1/2,' and 4' timber. The committee chose the latterand instructed him to make plans for a ground to accommodate 60,000 with advice on costs. The club had resources available to themwith a successful season producing over £5000 profit. But they also looked to raise further capitalin a floatationof the club which would establish it as a limited company. By march 20,the engineer presented optionsfor the ground to the committee and they favored an 80,000 capacitywih the terracing curtailed to reduce costs. At that meeting the committee confirmed its decisions to pursue limited liability status with the company established with a nominal capitalof £12,000. A special meeting of the members was convened and was held at the Trades hall,Glassford street on march27. The plans for the new ground were enthusiastically receivedand it was agreed that the club would proceedwith the construction of a stadiumwith 80,000 capacity at a cost of £12,000. the moveon the establishment of the company was also endorsed by the members. By april,the engineer was well advanced with the plansand looked at the possibility of selling our oldstand to Kilmarnock fc who were involved in stadium constuction as well. It was decided, however, t hat we would retain our old stand,but re-erectedat the new stadium positionwhich was to be located a short distancewest of the site of old Ibrox. Mr Leitch was also instructed to get the schedules for the playing pitch at once and the turf was
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a daly for you a daly for me and if your no a daly yer nae use tae me / good player the type we need no pussy footing direct and to the point like all good strikers .