ian1964

Agreed, Coulibaly was a kind of emergency squad recruitment player though, I had hoped we would be targeting better than him & Shinnie for next season!.

Devine Lessons – Sectarianism in Modern Scotland https://theweeflea.com/2013/11/28/devine-lessons-sectarianism-in-modern-scotland/

ST Pats FC have sold all of their tickets ahead of their Premiership clash with Rangers on March 29. Supporters have snapped up all available briefs - with home fans enjoying an increased attendance with the Light Blues receiving just 800 tickets for the away end. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/celtic-vs-rangers-tickets-sold-14088918

Agreed. No thanks!!!

I'm sure they will/do, Morelos has to play against the sheep and he needs to understand he can't get booked as you say, but I can't see him get through a game against the sheep and not get booked!

Rangers demand at least £20m for Alfredo Morelos to match Celtic’s Moussa Dembele fee The Light Blues value the Colombian forward at least as much as rivals Hoops rated Dembele RANGERS will demand at least £20million for Alfredo Morelos. Top scorer Morelos revealed last week he expects to leave Gers this summer. Ibrox chiefs reckon hitman Morelos is worth at least as much as Moussa Dembele, who left Celtic for Lyon for £20m. Gers managing director Stewart Robertson revealed the club’s valuation during a Q&A at the ORSA convention in New Zealand. Robertson told fans: “We rate Morelos at least the same as Dembele in terms of value.” Gers handed Morelos, 22, a bumper new contract last September, which runs until 2022. He cost Rangers just £1m from HJK Helsinki in 2017, and the Colombian has netted 46 goals in 86 games. Gers want to keep Morelos, and will demand top dollar before they even consider parting with their prized asset. Dembele’s Lyon move was a Scottish record, and Gers believe Colombian cap Morelos is just as valuable. Robertson’s response came after Morelos told a Colombian radio station he could leave Gers at the end of the season. Morelos said: “There are many teams interested in me. Most likely my transfer will be this summer. “I know my goalscoring record has been noticed by European clubs. Of course, I’d like to play in the Premier League.” Bordeaux and Galatasaray are leading the chase for Morelos, but interest is mounting from across Europe. Robertson, speaking in Auckland, also confirmed Gers will try to sign Liverpool loan star Ryan Kent permanently. But with four years left on his Anfield deal, the Reds could demand a big fee for winger Kent who has been outstsanding this season. Robertson also told fans gaffer Gerrard is overseeing improvements to the Hummel Training Centre. https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/3954353/rangers-alfredo-morelos-celtic-moussa-dembele/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1551738989

So! if Morelos gets booked in the replay against the SHEEP, which is a certainty! then he will miss the semi final...…………………………..

If we beat the sheep we play ST Pats FC

Rangers fans raise £856,000 for veterans charity after starting with £1000 target Paisley man Tom Clark and fellow supporters are backing Erskine A group of football supporters who set out to raise £1,000 for the Erskine veterans charity have raised a staggering £856,000. Formed in 2007, the Rangers Supporters Erskine Appeal has gone on to exceed all expectations. Paisley-born Tom Clark had the initial idea to try and raise £1000 among fellow Rangers Football Club supporters for the Scottish ex-services charity. He hoped the money could be spent on a special treat for the veterans. By selling badges and organising a sponsored walk, the original target was met very quickly and allowed 12 veterans to enjoy an afternoon at Ibrox with hospitality as Rangers took on Hibs. After one year of fundraising, the RSEA raised £34,000 thanks to supporters wholeheartedly embracing the idea of fundraising. Rangers legend Harold Davis was asked to become patron and with his constant support, until his sad passing last year, the organisation has spent 12 incredible years raising money for veterans living in Erskine’s four care homes. Tom is Secretary of RSEA and was joined in 2010 by Murray Roxburgh, who deals with PR and organising events. There is also now a second group in the north, called Rangers Supporters Erskine Appeal North East (RSEANE), run by Ian Nicol and Wilf Marshall. Over the years money has been raised through can collections, sponsored walks, zip slides, abseils, football tournaments, golf days, Northern Soul nights and sportsman dinners which take place in Glasgow and Aberdeen. R SEA have a merchandise range with items including scarves, polo shirts and mugs, and the RSEA pin badge is a collectable item with a new badge being brought out every year. In 2007, 2,000 of the badges were sold - in the past year more than 10,000 were snapped up. Tom said: “We are extremely delighted with the monies raised and I am so proud to be part of the Rangers family who have made this happen. We have now reached a point where we can genuinely set a realistic target of raising £1million. RSEA have also benefited from online sales of the Roy Orbison classic Penny Arcade after 60s songwriter Sammy King - now patron of RSEA - gave them permission to raise funds from the song. Every Christmas the fans always remember Erskine’s residents by filling hundreds of shoeboxes with presents, which are delivered to the charity’s four homes. Toma added: “My personal highlight was when we organised Harold Davis to come to the Erskine Park Home to open a sensory room for the residents. “Unbeknown to Harold, the room was being named after him. “He muttered a few words to me under his breath, which I cannot repeat, but I know he was deeply honoured at the gesture. “It is really important that we thank every single person who has helped our project over the years from buying a badge at £3 to sponsoring an event. Every penny has been valued, appreciated and put to good use. “For the Rangers support to have raised £856,000 for the amazing organisation of Erskine is such a fantastic achievement.” Sara Bannerman, head of fundraising and communications at Erskine, said the support has been wonderful. “We are incredibly grateful to RSEA for their amazing support over the last 12 years. “Their efforts have not only raised substantial funds for our Veterans but have also helped raise our profile in Scotland and reminded people how important it is to remember the debt we owe, and the deep respect we have, to our veterans for their service. “RSEA work closely with us and step in to assist with specific projects which benefit our veterans, with the most recent being the purchase of a Magic Table for residents living with dementia. There is so much we would not have been able to achieve without their support.” https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/rangers-fans-raise-856000-veterans-14084858

RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB is today saddened to learn of the death of former captain Eric Caldow at the age of 84. https://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/122246/

I think they are trying to lower any transfer fee for him? this shows how much they fear us getting top £ for him, which will of course help SG continue his building process, they actually believe they can achieve that!!!, like any potential club would listen to what they are saying!!!, pathetic deluded sectarian bigoted scum

I wish I knew what it is about Alfredo Morelos that so upsets the rest of Scottish football... https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1102353525630267392

I wish I knew what it is about Alfredo Morelos that so upsets the rest of Scottish football... https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1102353525630267392

Rodgers Exit Highlights Scottish Media Hypocrisy https://www.thecoplandroad.org/2019/03/rodgers-exit-highlights-scottish-media.html?m=1

It is incredible headlines by the Scottish gutter press! easy money for making up shite! can't believe people still buy newspapers! can't believe people believe the shite the Scottish gutter press spew!

I'm not reading the Sun, I merely browse through twitter!