Frankie

Shame but I guess most people are already members.... Treat your good lady to a night on the tiles instead...

Here's a pic of the tie... Those who were at the Trust dinner earlier this month would have seen it modelled by yours truly and when these go on sale for around the �£12.50 mark we expect them to fly out the door!

I'll do a preview in the next 30mins..

http://www.rangerssupporterstrust.co.uk As you will see, the Rangers Supporters Trust have implemented a rebranding initiative to coincide with some very exciting times for the Trust. Over the years the RST have been misconstrued and many people have been unsure of who we are, what we are and our intentions. The new branding clearly evokes our intentions - The heart of the club. We have Rangers at heart first and foremost. We love Rangers Football Club and we are passionate about the future of the club. We know that the Rangers fans like ourselves are the lifeblood of the club and the RST is the Heart ensuring the fans have a strong say in Rangers Football Club. Together, we are the people, and together we can give the club a healthier future. The Rangers Supporters Trust - The Heart of the Club

I can safely say Garry O'Connor is the last person I'd like to see sign for Rangers...

I've closed this as it's not really a subject we want to debate until we know the facts...

Not that I know of. A high net worth Celtic fan I know had told me his condition wasn't serious - but that was around 6 months ago.

John Fleck secures the win with a late 3rd goal. \o/

Now 2-1 to us : Andrew Little scores with a backheel

Extra time being played... 1-1 after 90mins - Fleck equalising in injury time...

Very, very nice badge actually mate...

Send him back this link... http://ifyouknowtheirhistory.blogspot.com/

johnny/wija: Both of you stop the tedious sniping please... You're both well above that. Agree to disagree on this one and stop spoiling various threads for others. If not, I'll let Gribz off the leash.

Already posted mate...

Was the one after it... http://www.gersnetonline.net/newsite/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=552&Itemid=31

Thanks for doing this Jon...

All kits will be replaced... New home top may look like this IMO

http://www.rangerssupporterstrust.co.uk/rs...98&Itemid=2 This year is the centenary of the birth of Sam English who remains with 44 league goals in a season a club record holder despite achieving this over 70 years ago. Samââ?¬â?¢s Rangers career was prematurely cut short when he had to move to England following the John Thomson tragedy and the hate campaign he and his family suffered from ghouls who blamed him for the young Celtic keeperââ?¬â?¢s death. Itââ?¬â?¢s the intention of the Sam English Commemoration Committee to mark Samââ?¬â?¢s life and achievements with a variety of events and the creation and presentation of a cup in his memory. Samââ?¬â?¢s own story has been somewhat overshadowed by the Thomson tragedy - but his life did not stop then - his marriage was blessed with three daughters and numerous grand-children; he played with distinction for a number of other clubs - Liverpool, Hartlepool,Queen of the South; and he returned to Clydebank to coach his local team Duntocher Hibs. We hope to be able to tell the whole Sam English story in the coming months. The central focus of the commemoration will be on a dinner at Ibrox on Saturday August 16th where a specially commissioned cup will be unveiled. We have engaged the services of a Northern Irish silversmith - Cara Murphy - to produce the cup. - You can view Caraââ?¬â?¢s work on her website by clicking here. The cup will not simply be a trophy but also a work of art befitting the stature of this remarkable Ranger. To produce the cup in silver will require a reasonable expenditure of funds - around Ã?£8,000 - and hence we are asking fans to support the Commemoration by participating in events and making a donation. DONATE AND PARTICIPATE! - DONATE - all donations over Ã?£25 will receive a special certificate of thanks. This can be done securely via the Trust website facility ââ?¬â?? click here. Please ensure you mark your donation with 'Sam English Fund'. - BADGES - Ã?£3 UK, Ã?£4 overseas. Design is being finalised and will be available in 4-6 weeks. Buy via PayPal by clicking here. - RACE NIGHT - Friday 9th May - venue tbc - entry Ã?£3. Buy tickets via PayPal by clicking here. - 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT - Ã?£50 per team - Sat 17th May @ Five on 5 (Paisley). Contact the Trust directly for more information on entering a team. - DINNER AT IBROX - Ã?£50 per seat. Ã?£500 per table. Buy tickets securely via PayPal by clicking here. We shall also shortly announce the details of a golf day and dinner in Samââ?¬â?¢s native Northern Ireland. All our plans have been fully discussed with Samââ?¬â?¢s surviving daughter. The committee will also produce a commemorative menu - brochure and are very keen to make contact with fans who have information on Samââ?¬â?¢s early life and memorabilia/photographs.

Ferguson did nothing. Both red cards were incredibly harsh given McGeady and Hesselink had both raised their hands earlier in the actual game - to no punishment.

Agreed. But who am I to similarly censure debate...?

He's a Celtic fan who runs his site. He's welcome to post as long as he remains polite and balanced. I know Gersnet users will afford him the same respect.

Nothing was thrown at Barry Robson - especially not the potatoes claimed on daft Celtic forums. Rangers fans were throwing TIFO tape throughout thje game and one roll of this didn't unwind as it landed near Robson. That's a bit different from coins, mobile phones and buses being bricked, Scotzine and that's why we've NOT been reported and will NOT be fined. Celtic will (or should be).

WORRIED Rangers fans have demanded a big-game summit with Celtic chief Peter Lawwell after stating missile-throwing Hoops thugs have made Parkhead unsafe for players and supporters. http://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/posts/view/41663/ http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/2008/04/18/rangers-trust-want-last-old-firm-game-behind-closed-doors-after-coin-throwing-86908-20386669/

Ideally, he shouldn't have done it. Unfortunately, it's not easy to factor in all the hindsight arguments when a shot is coming right for you. Natural instinct to keep it out of the net IMO.

Well said Fraser. A poor result but we're still in the driving seat. WATP