Wija

Was in the gym today and watched his team get gubbed 5-0. The team was all over the show. TBH Fergie was a great player for us, but he does not have any real Managerial experience to get him in the door at Ibrox. One day maybe, but it is a long way off.

It will mean nothing to Rangers whether we are pot 2 or 3. Money please, and the Dhims oot!

Only thing - Rangers did hee haw for the SPL. Bound to be a headline for the Day Late Retard - we were helpng the English.... etc etc etc

Yeah saw that, and it did look not too bad....

I don't want to pop every fcukers balloons here, but it makes hee haw difference what pot we are in. It will be extremely hard to progress with the team we have. We need a central defender and a midfielder.

Beware the apron wearers.....

Bugger..... come on M.D.

It is nice. White shorts would have been better...... liking the blue socks though.

Superb. I was stationed just down the road from there is a town called Lippstadt. Beautiful wee place. Went to Gutersloh a few times to watch the footie, and also play - it was many years ago (and a few stone aswell!!)

Give a fcuk! Chico, come on tae fook.

There should be plenty at the Emirates. Can't see it selling out.

Watched a we bit of an interview the other day he gave a while back - he said that we should not forget the British soldiers, and we should not forget the German soldiers. The First WW was the first real war of machinery and biological weapons. And although the enemy used them on the Allied troops, he was asking for everyone to remember ALL the dead. The man IS what this country SHOULD stand for, and strive to be at least half the human being he was. And yet the country idolises people such as Jade Goody, Jordan, Pete Doherty (I could go on) and would rather take the dole than work. For the freedoms that this man, and so many like him got for us we should hang our heads in shame.

A guid run out for the team - at last.....

I know that this is not a "Rangers" thread but I feel it is worthy to be put anywhere. Admins please do as you feel is right. Harry Patch who served in the First World War in the trenches died aged 111. May he be given a chair at the top table. I Sir, salute you. R.I.P. *************************************************** The last British survivor of the World War I trenches, Harry Patch, has died at the age of 111. Mr Patch was conscripted into the Army aged 18 and fought in the Battle of Passchendaele at Ypres in 1917 in which more than 70,000 British soldiers died. He was raised in Combe Down, near Bath, and had been living at a care home in Wells, Somerset. The sole British survivor of World War I is now seaman Claude Choules who is aged 108 and lives in Australia. 'Great man' Henry Allingham, who served in the Royal Navy and the RAF in WWI, died at the age of 113 a week ago. Mr Patch's biographer Richard Van Emden said he passed away at 0850 BST on Saturday morning. Prime Minister Gordon Brown said: "I had the honour of meeting Harry, and I share his family's grief at the passing of a great man. Mr Patch's biographer Richard Emden said he passed away at 0850 BST on Saturday morning "I know that the whole nation will unite today to honour the memory, and to take pride in the generation that fought the Great War. "The noblest of all the generations has left us, but they will never be forgotten. We say today with still greater force - 'We will remember them'." The Prince of Wales said nothing could give him greater pride than paying tribute to Mr Patch. He told the BBC: "Harry was involved in numerous bouts of heavy fighting on the front line but amazingly remained unscathed for a while. "Tragically one night in September 1917 when in the morass in the Ypres Salient a German shrapnel shell burst overhead badly wounding Harry and killing three of his closest friends. "In spite of the comparatively short time that he served with the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, Harry always cherished the extraordinary camaraderie that the appalling conditions engendered in the battalion and remained loyal to the end." 'True gentleman' Mr Patch served as a private at the Third Battle of Ypres - known as Passchendaele - from June to September 1917 when he was seriously injured by a shell explosion which killed three of his friends. His friend Lesley Ross said she felt great affection towards him. "Extremely modest, dignified gentleman, with a slightly wicked sense of humour and considerate to everybody he met. Very polite and I would sum him up as a true gentleman," she said. Mr Patch was conscripted into the Army aged 18 The Fletcher House care home said in a statement it extended its deepest sympathies to Mr Patch's family and friends. Andrew Larpent, chief executive of Somerset Care, said Mr Patch died peacefully in his bed having been unwell for some time. "His friends and his family have been here. He just quietly slipped away at 9am this morning," he said. "It was how he would have wanted it, without having to be moved to hospitals but here, peacefully with his friends and carers."

Lee McCulloch

Steau are not the team they were. Also Motherwell will be well into there stride for the start of the season. Hopefully we will be up to speed for the Sky match on 12th of Sept.

Total fcuking farce. It is a free ticket for these arseholes who are getting more money than they will ever be worth to do what the fcuk they want. Justice, not in this country.

Always thought it was something to do with Dundee being the dark blues (Navy) and to differentiate the Gers on the old reels from other teams who were normally in darker colours (or green an grey hoop crap!)

"If I remember correctly Edu played on after we had collided so it couldn't have been that malicious" What the fcuk has that got to do with it..... it shows that Edu is harder than him the big dutch poof!

Which team is 3rd in the league? Just known as Moscow!

Absolutely superb... legend!

Exactly what I think. Also ESPN deal...!

What he said!!!

It is the truth. Does not in any way detract from the fact that I hope he makes a full recovery. I have no ill feeling to the guy.

We require strengthening in defence and in midfield. We have strikers that can score goals and a sound keeper set.