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I take it this is the same guy.

I hope our Craig is whiter than Whyte.

I hate to be a little bit negative but I don't get the I'm coming home bit. You sing of of all the ex-players, managers and Ibrox. Everything is based on the history of the club. Nothing is based on the singer going far except I'm coming home. Maybe it is just me but it does not match the song for me The song is catchy although I don't think it is a terracing song it is more a sing-a-long. Sorry for the critique.

Welcome mate I hope you enjoy.

A government may have the best of intentions but a government is not made up of one large true running cog. It is made up of many smaller cogs ending up with the Bobby on the street(in this case) who probably has the most important role. If this last cog doesn't run true then the whole system does not run true. Remember Police Scotland tried to blame their failings on the Rangers support. My sister used to come to Holland every year a time ago. One year the police did campaign that if you signed in when you were going on holiday they would keep an extra eye open on your property. My sister signed up. That was the only year my sister ever had a break-in when she was away. I could write stories of the police all night but honesty will not be mentioned very often.

BH I am sorry but you have made some bad decisions in the people you trust in the last 5 years. I didn't think anyone so smart could be so naive or is it trusting all persons to sail a straight and honest path? Unfortunately life is not like that. If only Adam hadn't ate that F***n apple.

Agree but worth a punt for the old guy if he can afford the court costs. Not really much chance as you say we were not relegated.

I guess big Jock eventually got his hole.

I think you have to look where we lost the most points and that was in the beginning of the season, I think you can put that down to getting used to the style and tempo of the league. Every team drops points even Celtic will somewhere.

"On the same side of the fence" In your dreams. How many Rangers players were arrested for on the pitch incidents and how many Celtic. This bias is not a thing from now it has been going for years.

Windass was out for a while but he is more out than in. Waghorn is also a question mark as he missed a huge chunk of last season as well. Crooks, enough said. Wilson and Garner are injuries that can happen any time to anyone. As someone said, luck also plays a huge roll.

Do you get Heather so far South?

We have Inverness away on a Friday night. Can the planners not do a better job. The buses won't be getting back until the middle of the night.

Rangers fail in bid to land West Ham starlet Domingos Quina on loan The Ibrox giants wanted the 17-year-old until the end of the season but the EPL outfit blocked the move. 4Shares ByJohn Cross 11:49, 11 JAN 2017Updated11:56, 11 JAN 2017 Rangers have had an attempt to sign Domingos Quina on loan blocked by West Ham. The Ibrox side wanted to land the 17-year-old midfielder until the end of the campaign, reports the Daily Mirror. But the Premier League club have told Rangers they will keep him at the London Stadium as they feel he will be granted first-team opportunities this season. Mark Warburton has regularly raided the English market, with the Londoner having already signed players on loan such as Arsenal’s Gedion Zelalem and Dominic Ball from Spurs. Rangers target Jon Toral jets in to Glasgow to complete six-month loan deal with Ibrox club On Tuesday Warburton captured Emerson Hyndman on a short-term deal after Bournemouth farmed out the midfielder. The Scottish Premiership giants are also expected to seal a deal for Jon Toral from Arsenal today. Portugal Under-18s starlet Quina is regarded as one of their top prospects and signed for West Ham last year after turning down interest from Arsenal and Manchester United. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-transfer-news/rangers-fail-bid-land-west-9602096

Ah that is the Raith Rovers player that was already with us. It was just I hadn't seen his name mentioned until now. Thanks

Bates? Who is he.

So now it is 50-50 the next move is to make us the perpetrators. History is slowly being rewritten.

Look at the players that are injured they are mostly all serial injury players. If you buy glass it can break. Has there been a player injured that is not known as injury prone?

I think you can better judge Brenda against O'Neil the circumstances are more reminiscent of him. Beating them in the SC last season was probably the worst thing to happen to us as I think we woke them up to their true problems.

How about a Gersnet den. i think I have found the perfect place, I am sure Frankie could subsidise it. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/see-inside-rangers-legend-graeme-9595032

How many players have Celtic bought that have flopped. Remember Toure was a great addition. Ambrose was a world beater I am sure there are far more that flopped.

FoI/16/02106 5 January 2017 Dear Mr REQUEST UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION (SCOTLAND) ACT 2002 (FOISA) Thank you for your request dated 15 December 2016 under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (FOISA). Your request You asked for information relating to the safety of Ibrox Stadium, referring to the blog at the following link: http://www.philmacgiollabhain.ie/the-scottish-government-responds-on-ibrox-roof-issue/#more-8483 Response to your*request The Scottish Government did provide a response to the blog.* I would, however, emphasise that the issue of safety at Ibrox stadium is a matter for Glasgow City Council.* We are aware Rangers Football Club has a safety certificate for Ibrox stadium which is valid until July 2017.* We are not aware of any issues or concerns relating to the stadium or the safety certificate. Your right to request a review If you are unhappy with this response to your FOI request, you may ask us to carry out an internal review of the response, by writing to Dr Andrew Scott, Director of Population Health Improvement, St Andrews House, Regent Road, Edinburgh, EH1 3DG or by e-mail to: Directorofpopulationhealth@gov.scot Your review request should explain why you are dissatisfied with this response, and should be made within 40 working days from the date when you received this letter.* We will complete the review and tell you the result, within 20 working days from the date when we receive your review request.* If you are not satisfied with the result of the review, you then have the right to appeal to the Scottish Information Commissioner.* More detailed information on your appeal rights is available on the Commissioner’s website at: http://www.itspublicknowledge.info/YourRights/Unhappywiththeresponse/AppealingtoCommissioner.aspx. Yours sincerely Barry Matthews

Did you have to post that frig'n spoiled my dinner.

His passing is woeful in that film. I hope it was one of his poorer games. A Windass lookalike but Windass looks better.

Did you open the attachment?