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I hope so,the quicker the league is won the better

For sure now that we are talking about Rangers games again I'm looking forward to the seasons ahead

That isn't true,it was a made up story

The fans groups have a thankless task,it would be good to unite them and have one fans group,however I can't see it happening,you only have to read this forum to see how different views are treated and this is forum is mild compared to others

Super Ally will get punished for this,nobody likes the truth

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I'm sure there will be a stream for you,is it on Rangers TV?

After a few ales I can understand the commentators:smile:

Green interview http://rangerstv.tv/viewfree.php?it=10430&c=archive&r=236678734985

Green interview http://rangerstv.tv/viewfree.php?it=10430&c=archive&r=236678734985

There's a wee Rangers pub in Tranent that will be showing it for sure

â??@JimDelahunt: Really hope Ally just pandering to fans with comments tonight. Guy I knew wouldn't actually think that way. Too intelligent.

I'm only interested in Rangers,but you're correct.................................fuck the lot of them

Spoken like a true Ranger,now I hope the club demands an investigation into the way this sham has been allowed to drag on and the people who are responsible for this to be chased out of Scottish football for bringing the game into disrepute and in the name of sporting integrity.

Lifted from FF Rod the Prod Rod the Prod is online now ♪ One flash of light...... Join Date: 29-07-2006 Location: WTF, BTW? Posts: 12,730 Exclamation I wish to apologise and will cease posting on this forum! First of all I must offer my apologies, most profusely, to my Brother in LA and to the NARSA lads over there too. I have put them all in an extremely bad position by posting what I did a little earlier and for that I wish to offer my sincere apologies. I'm just off the phone to my wee brother. He is friends with Gordon McDougall, the President of NARSA, and others within the organisation. As a result they sometimes share information about what is going on at Rangers and sometimes he passes it on to me via text or whatever. He texted me the information I posted a little earlier but I didn't realise it was to be kept schtum, which is why I posted it. As a consequence my brother is right now having to drive over to Gordon's house to admit guilt and apologise for sharing the info outside their inner circle. I have put him in a terrible position and he probably won't be trusted with any info again. For that I must say sorry. I also want to say sorry to all the NARSA guys. If you are reading this I want to say how sorry I am for posting what I did when I wasn't supposed to. I didn't consider the consequences so for that I am very sorry. Speaking of consequences, I don't want to ever put anyone in any awkward position again, so this will be my last post on Follow Follow. If its ok I'd still like to view the forum but that's as far as it will go. It's the very least I can do to make up for my actions. Finally, I wish to once again apologise to everyone, my Brother in LA, Gordon McDougall and the others involved with NARSA, for the problems I have caused you all. Gordon, if you are reading this, please don't be too hard on him when he comes round to yours. It's me that fucked up by making it public. If you wish, get my mobile number off him and gimme a call and allow me to speak to you in person. Thank you and sorry once again!

Carry on making an arse of yourself if you like with your false accusations so we can all keep laughing at you

Funny,you used the same line with me and also called me a bigot!

Brechin would be happy with the draw and replay @ Ibrox

You started on the home brew early today? Aye,I'm sure we'll have a few when I'm home next time:drink:

The title would certainly be different if it was the Rangers manager,or Rangers related!

Can't make it mate,too busy,going back to work on Tuesday:sad:

Rangers FC Official ‏@RFC_Official [TICKETS] A very limited number of tickets for Sunday's scheduled match against Brechin have become available at the Ticket Centre. (1/3) Retweeted by Grant Russell

PETER LAWWELL HIGHJACKS NEIL DONCASTER DESPERATE men are driven to do desperate things. And Peter Lawwell is a desperate man. Which is why, in desperation, he was willing to take the chance of it becoming public that he had highjacked the television talks between the Scottish Premier League and Sky Sports. And sure enough it did leak and become a major story in the Daily Record. But what was surprising was that other newspapers and other reporters did not pounce on the obvious newsworthy nature of this explosive story and quiz Peter Lawwell on just what he was doing gate crashing the talks. Or are they all too cowed and too terrified of Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell to do their jobs properly? Apart from the ones who have nothing to fear from Peter Lawwell, as they are firmly and deeply lodged in the Celtic’s supremo’s back pocket, only being allowed out to do their master’s bidding when it pleases him. They know who they are. I know who they are. In fact, everyone knows who they are. Shame on them! And shame on Scottish Premier League chief executive Neil Doncaster too. Neil Doncaster, despite his lofty job description, is obviously no more than Peter's pawn. Neil Doncaster looks as though he is no more than another coward who is scared stiff of Peter Lawwell. Neil Doncaster appears to be just another victim of Peter Lawwell's reign of terror in Scottish football. Shame on Neil Doncaster for allowing Peter Lawwell to elbow his way in, shove him aside and take control of the SPL telly deal talks with Sky bosses which the Celtic chief executive had no legal right being party to. Talks which Peter Lawwell used to try to get the best deal possible....for Celtic. For, as I remarked, Peter Lawwell is a desperate man. He is desperate because his carefully hatched plan to keep Rangers in the SPL, along with the television money their presence means, but only with the sort of points penalties over a number of seasons which would render Rangers unable to compete, backfired. His wee Celtic cabal inside the SPL – Rod Petrie of Hibs, Stephen Thompson of Dundee United and Duncan Fraser of Aberdeen in particular – careered out of his control and froze Rangers out. Leaving Peter Lawwell facing the prospect of Celtic being in an SPL facing a financial meltdown which could lead to the demise of half a dozen clubs. But even if against the odds they all survive, the SPL is a competition which is uncompetitive and Sky Sports bosses have been poised to pull out in twelve months after having cut the pay-out for the last season of their current contract from £13M to nearer £6M. That is why Peter Lawwell was willing to take the low road to London to highjack the SPL-Sky talks, even at the risk of being found out. His aim was to try and cobble together some sort of short term deal which will allow Sky to show Rangers in the Third Division, while at the same time keeping the huge bulk of that £13M for Celtic, with the crumbs going to the rest of the SPL and Rangers. Lawwell knows that without Sky cash the SPL is a goner. And with it would go Celtic’s chances of being a force in Europe. No wonder Peter Lawwell is a desperate man. It is that desperation which has seen Celtic being linked with trying to force their way into the Dutch League, the link coming in the usually well sourced from inside Parkhead, Celtic Quick News web site. And at the same time Peter Lawwell’s desperation drives him to seek new and even more ingenious escape routes to English football for Celtic. Will we hear more of that soon? It has certainly been a recurring theme from inside Parkhead during Peter Lawwell’s reign of terror in Scottish football. It was also Peter Lawwell’s desperation which drove him to write an open letter – a begging letter – to Celtic fans pleading with them to buy season tickets for a season which won’t be worth a cuss. On which subject, in his begging letter Peter Lawwell referred to Celtic DNA, a phrase first used by that grizzled old hack and broadcaster, Hugh Keevins, when he claimed Gordon Strachan’s lack of popularity with the Parkhead hordes, despite winning three-in-a-row, might have had something to do with his lack of Celtic DNA. Perhaps Peter Lawwell would be good enough to explain if he meant the same as old Hughie did, when he mentioned Celtic DNA. Maybe Peter Lawwell could elaborate on just what he defines Celtic DNA as being. As I said, desperate men are driven to do and even say, desperate things. And Peter Lawwell is a desperate man. We now know some of the desperate things Peter Lawwell has said done and been caught out doing. We also see some of the things his increasing desperation has driven him to say and do in public. Time may even reveal more of Peter Lawwell’s desperate acts. http://leggoland2.blogspot.co.uk/

Good, but I'm waiting for the punch line,what else can Rhegan think up?

Which makes you wonder why this was released today ?........................