CammyF

Mr Murray, Mr Bain, Mr McIntyre, Mr PLG, Mr High Paid Footballer are hurting as much as we are tonight? Do you think they care that we are a pile of stinking dog-do? Do you think they have the balls to turn this around? Do you think they have the bottle to stand shoulder to shoulder? Do you think they will tackle the press, the Police, the Joke McConnell and his 2-bob Parliament buddies? Nah, didn�t think so�. Cammy F

If we do not force Murrays hand, the future for Rangers Football Club under the continued custodianship of David Murray is not just bleak, but should put the fear of God into the Rangers support. In the last 5 or so years, Rangers have stagnated both on and off the pitch, but today was a new low for Rangers and for me, signals that our demise is closer than we all realise (or maybe care to realise). David Murray has made it abundantly clear that he is not putting any of his money into Rangers, and we just have to guess where the JJB, Champions League and season ticket money disappeared to. His stewardship has seen his and his families companies rape Rangers for every penny they could get. Oh, hope your nice wee lovely £4.5M pound house is to your satisfaction Mr Murray. If he is allowed to continue as Chairman, we are in for a long hard slog brothers and sisters. We are in for more seasons of misery (that is what it feels like) and we are in for more seasons of finishing 3rd, 4th and maybe even 5th in the SP fucking L. We will have to sit back (and pay up) and watch our youths being rattled every other week, our enemies continuing to attack us and the authorities continue their demonising of everything connected to this ONCE GREAT CLUB. A few more months of Murray and we’ll need to adopt the Everton chant – And If You Know Your History – as that is all we will have – we certainly don’t have a future. Could The Rangers become the next Third Lanark, under David Murray, anything (negative) is possible. Watching the goings on at Ibrox at the moment is akin to watching a well love relative / friend die with a slow and painful ilness. You know that the end is in sight, but you are clinging to the hope for a remarkable recovery. Cammy F

There is no encouragement to sing - no matter what we sing, we get a tap on the shoulder from Plod and told to cease. Rangers fans are increasingly worried that they will be thrown out for no apparent reason and will lose their season tickets, get a ten year banning order. Wait a minute, think I'll burst into a chorus of the billy boys next home game] Cammy F

Before we have a decent European team, we need to get one that will get us into the top 6 in the SPL... Cammy F

Like a few others, I think Vidmar was under-rated at Rangers. He was a very solid player who served our club well. Cammy F

Taken from the Bo'ness United website - http://www.bonessunited.co.uk Everyone associated with Bo'ness and junior football will know Gavin very well and his time at Newtown. This Sunday, his testimonial match will be Arniston/Bo'ness Select against Scott Nisbet Select at Prestonfield, Linlithgow. The kick off will be straight after the draw for the 2nd round of The Scottish Junior Cup which is being held in the Linlithgow Rose Social Club at 1pm. Entrance will be as �£4 adults and �£2 for children. Players representing Bo'ness include, Lex Shields, Andy Mclean, Colin Inglis, Dale Ryan, George O'Boyle, Jazzo Temperley and Kevin Donnelly. There may be some interesting names appearing in Scott Nisbet's line up with him being an ex-Glasgow Rangers player. More information and updates will also be available through Gavins club site at http://www.arnistonrangers.co.uk We will try to get you the full Scottish Cup Draw as soon as we have it shortly after 1pm. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- There will ne a few Rangers legends appearing in the Nissy select ...! Cammy F

Good luck to big marv - he kept believing and the league flag came home!! Cammy F

Good luck to big marv - he kept believing and the league flag came home!! Cammy F

That statement is equally true of 'Communist Dictatorship' countries as well as Facist Dictatorship countries tho... Thinking of the Soviet revalutions and the recent Balkans conflicts.... Cammy F

Here's what gets me about Timmy tho - they claim to be 'left-wing' - well its fashionable at the moment - but their history shows that they supported the Nazi's during the war, they proclaim a love for a 'facist' (small 'F') religion - who's current leader was a member of 'Hitler Youth' and Paulo Di Cannio was treated like a God at Parkhead.... They really are a mixed up bunch.... Cammy F

I'll send you thro my cast offs brother Cammy F

Yes - extreme communism is as bad / violent as extreme facism - in fact, the 'left wing' politicians are as bad as facists as they want to take any freedom of speach and thought - if you don't agree with them, then you are a facist!!! The game against Livorno is going to be very interesting as they have been in trouble recently (just like us) for overtly political chanting at their games and Timmy has already been on their forums stoking up this game. Cammy F

Gazza, I have worn 'branded clothing' to the football since getting involved in the 'rave scene' in the late 80's. Does this equate me to a 'hooligan'? When I first started going to the football, the hooligan element wore denim jackets, jeans, scarves and Doc Martins, as did 90% of the people who went to the football. That is the reason that the 'casuals' looked for a new look, so they could 'stand out' and be 'noticed'. As fans / people have gotten better jobs which pay better money, they have started buying and wearing 'designer gear'. I don't think the majority do this to look like a casual or hooligan, they do it because its fashionable. As said above, thro the era's (skinheads, mods, punks, new romantic, rave, casuals) football and fashion have been linked and they will continue to be linked as both evolve. Cammy F

Fashion and football have ALWAYS been linked, especially since the ââ?¬Ë?skinheadââ?¬â?¢ craze in the late 60ââ?¬â?¢s early 70ââ?¬â?¢s. Read any book about football culture and there is always sections on the ââ?¬Ë?fashion wearââ?¬â?¢ for any particular era. This has developed since the ââ?¬Ë?casualââ?¬â?¢ scene erupted. As for Stone Island, Aquascutum, Paul & Shark gear etc being over-priced shit, you obviously havenââ?¬â?¢t bought / wore any of these clothes. They are fashionable, hard wearing and admittedly a uniform. But, any clothing can be called a ââ?¬Ë?uniformââ?¬â?¢ ââ?¬â?? 40,000 people wearing a Rangers top of a Saturday is ââ?¬Ë?uniformââ?¬â?¢ just like people wearing ââ?¬Ë?branded gearââ?¬â?¢. Cammy F - Paul & Shark Loyal RSC

http://www.football.co.uk/livorno/index.shtml http://www.partizan.co.yu/home.php?Jezik=en http://www.football.co.uk/auxerre/auxerre_beat_psg_78.shtml http://www.ucalgary.ca/~fisherm/maccabi_haifa_fc.html Cammy F

It was reported on the Scottish news and they talked to the Police about it. The Copper interviewed claimed that if the incident had happened at an SPL game / ground, the culprets would have been caught and delat with... Funnily enough, the largest Police Force in Scotland still haven't found the guy who thro the lighter at Fernando Ricksen at Torbett Towers.... Cammy F

Butcher and Gough... Cammy F

Craptics co-efficient and ranking will drop further once their run to 'Suville' is wiped from their 'ranking' (next year I believe)..... All I want is at least one decent trip - either Ajax or one of the Prague teams Cammy F

Isn't he currently at Millwall? Cammy F

But some decent trips Mon the Prague teams.... Cammy F

As you all know, I am a very peaceful man (make love not war and all that), but I can remember the Rangers fans 'dealing' with Dolly in the early/mid 80's at Ibrox. They were the top dogs on the park at the time and had defeated us 3-0 and were taking liberties on and off the pitch at the game. The Rangers fans assembled at the Broomie near the end of the game (the stadium actually emptied on the 85 minute mark - this was after our 2nd pitch invasion!) and all fans headed for the Broomie. When the Police let Dolly out, they were singing, dancin. jigging, taking liberties etc. Que a charge of the 'light blue's' and Dolly taking a pounding that lived with them for a long time. The result of this was about 5 years of Dolly coming to Ibrox, sitting on their hands and not uttering a word in fear of another doing.... Maybe a more violent person than me would say that another decent slapping is long overdue... !! Cammy F

Aye, Mo Ross does now own it, and has spent a lot of dosh doing the place up. We were paying �£7 yesterday for a pint of Stella, bottle of Corona, Morgans and coke and Vodka and lemonade - very decent prices! Cammy F

It does and good to see that the Tims are getting put in their place...... Cammy F

As we were thro early for the RST AGM (nice suit Frankie, pitty you were hungover tho!!!) we decided to spend pre-match in the Wee Rangers Club and we had a ball (even went back for a few post-match!). As visitors, we paid �£2.50 each for a 'day membership' and this was well worth it. The price of the drink is very reasonable and they have done the place up brilliantly. We were standing thro the back of the bar and that led to easy access to the bar (also helped that the barmaid from The Wallace works there now and recognised us and gave us her usual excellent service!!). Also had the opportunity to talk to The Goalie, John McGregor and Mo Ross before and after the match - all 3 happily mixed with the punters, posed for photos and signed autopraghs etc. We are seriously thinking off getting memberships for the club now! Cammy F

Do you have a link m8? Cammy F