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I don't think there's much imagination required Pete. About 5 minutes after being sent home he was on twitter sniggering about it. Imo he determined the length of rope needed to hang himself.

It'll get worse. Imo they've gave him the job so that he's in position when Chesney loses what fans he has left and gets the bump.

The Ross County one was a cracker. Me and 4 mates got a train down to Greenock and were in the Jimmy Watt pubs beer garden when a like-minded guy pissing himself laughing came out and updated us on the score. Edu's winner saw a guy who sat 3 along from me in the Main Stand front and who'd never spoken to me, grab me and nearly send me over the edge into the enclosure.

Never mind the guy spouting racist or any other ist garbage, what qualifies McKay to be a performance director ? He was so good he was picked 5 times by his country and that was only through desperation as there was nobody else available at the time. Have the SFA learned nothing from our constantly plummeting status ?

I couldn't agree more Rab. They tend to forget the number of matches delayed because their roof was either falling to bits or ready to take off.

The latest one gathering momentum on the deluded hoards sites - electricity is only switched on at Ibrox on two days a week until we get our electricity bill down. Honest injun - a Rangers supporter told him !

The supports are there to stop the whole stand from blowing away Rab. If the wind got under it, it would take the roof off. Because the roof is attached to the stand structure the lot would disappear like a kite. When there are punters sitting in the seats the centre of gravity is lowered and stops the stand structure from taking off. From the original design they inserted additional ties to hold the roof on to the structure to prevent it breaking off completely. But no doubts it's the punters holding the whole thing down. Technically you are both correct - the supports hold the roof onto the stand. They are both holding it up and holding it down from blowing away.

To think that they had Teddy Taylor as an MP for years too. I'm no tory but this clown should be shown the door at the next vote.

Two attempts. A referee decision saw them win the first game after being played off the park. The second match they didn't even turn up. Aye Paddy, you're world beaters. Maybe you should try getting off your backs when sellik are the opposition.

When did the rules change ? Appealing a yellow card ? http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/sport/rangers/14961995.Hearts_to_appeal_Jamie_Walker_s_booking_against_Rangers/

Re the manks turning up at Ibrox wearing green safety hats - I'd hope the hats are taken off them at the turnstile. There is legislation in place covering items which could injure if thrown. Let them buy hats or break into building sites to steal them if they want but they should not be allowed into the ground.

The Rangers board could stop this nonsense with a very short statement. While they are doing it they should make it clear that Ill Phil and his ilk are making a living by telling lies.

One of those bars priced a pint of light at 12p the last time I'd been in it.

I enjoyed the game yesterday. So much so that I didn't get home until the back of 10. I visited bars I haven't been in for years.

It was their number 10 [sigi Held ??] who did it at Ibrox at the Broomloan end.

The initial post was regarding the article below the one about Scots and English law Pete.

Probably. But the amateurs at the SFA have nobody but themselves to blame. Scottish football has been going down the toilet for umpteen years. Every 10 years or so, after yet another failure, they bring in some experts and set up another enquiry to find out why we're so crap. Most of those never see the light of day and those that do are never acted on properly. No wonder Scotland has become a nation of no-marks in world football and it's hardly surprising we're not worthy of a seat at any table. A prime example of our heid-yins at work would be Rangers at Manchester. Instead of looking to assist our club, barriers were placed in our path.

http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/14958752.Animal_rights_campaigners_to_challenge_Sturgeon_before_Rangers_Hearts_clash_at_Ibrox/

While agreeing with some of the sentiment, could somebody ask them when they plan to fire up the ovens ?

I have a mate who has quite a senior position with a large company in the UK and my Christmas present to him is sometimes a more "discreet" Rangers tie. If you didn't know, you wouldn't know.

Good. That invisible clown can't even make a difference in Scottish football. Money for nothing.

21 I believe.

He's a closet bluenose if you believe the manks over on Kerryfail St.

Suddenly nothing happened.

We still need a youth policy Mac as most of the guys we get seem to arrive with injuries.