Frankie

Fat Jim seems a bit puzzled as to what he means... Funnily enough I noted his silence last week after the Celtic fans sung their IRA hymns of hate.

Hardest one to pick so far I think... Probably Hemdani for me - just! http://www.gersnetonline.net/newsite/index.php

£30 software - it's a fake!

Socks and sandles...

Not really interested in Wright personally. But hope Brown signs and McDonald would be an interesting addition.

It's what Joke and his cohorts want. Go on about a non(or minimal issue) to hide the bigger problems of poverty, health and crime which his administration will not address.

You are quite correct Mike. The RST will be asking the club to make this clear at our nexxt meeting (which should be pretty soon).

After the events of the weekend it it as now simple as that? Union flags removed; 'tim' now the new ******; daft songs about politician's wives condemned; 'Dambusters' offensive to a Japanese player; culminating in 5 Rangers fans being arrested and countless warned. Meanwhile the opposition fans have offensive flags claiming we are sub-human, flags remembering terrorists, banners with politicial rebels of the past; continue to use the word 'hun' whenever and wherever they like and none of their fans are arrested. Are we really being paranoid in thinking our behaviour is being constantly highlighted and punished whilst others (particularly Celtic fans) is ignored? Obviously my thread title is a sensationalist one but it is all that inaccurate?

http://www.rangerssupporterstrust.co.uk/rstsite/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=89&Itemid=1 The RST was inundated with complaints about the treatment Rangers supporters received at the hands of the Police at Parkhead yesterday. Complaints include the Police bizarrely removing Union Flags - the flag of this country - whilst making no attempts to remove flags of a foreign nation being flown by the home support. It was also noted that the Police attitude was unhelpful, negative and unfriendly, despite Rangers supporters having one of the lowest arrest rates of any club in Scotland. It is difficult to escape the conclusion that this attitude was down to the attendance of certain dignitaries at yesterday's match. However, it is surprising that these same rules were not applied to supporters in the home end. After the scandal at Parkhead in November 2005 - where the Rangers support was 90 times more likely to be arrested than those in the home end - it is becoming increasingly clear that the Rangers support is being policed in a different fashion to other supports in Scotland. The RST raised its concerns with the Police at that time; however it is apparent that these concerns were not addressed. We will be seeking a meeting with Strathclyde Police and looking for assurances that this politically motivated campaign against Rangers supporters cease immediately, and that we are no longer subject to a two-tier system of Policing. The treatment of Rangers fans - ordinary, working men and women whose only crime is a love of their team - is a disgrace. The RST feel that if assurances are not given, serious thought must be given to an organised campaign of civil disobedience at matches. Whilst this would not be anyone's preferred option, the time has come for the Rangers support to stand up and be treated fairly.

Alan Hutton for me! http://www.gersnetonline.net/newsite/

Added a few more songs.... Any requests and I'll put them online. http://www.therangersarchive.co.uk address now working as well. Pass the address around...

New main site section added (accessible via top menu) http://www.gersnetonline.net/newsite/index.php?option=com_docman&Itemid=34 If anyone has any ideas or any files for uploading give me a shout and I'll see what I can do. So far I've added a few wallpapers and several songs.

I don't think they did gisabeer - they were invited but turned it down.

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That's exactly what is happening mate... To blame a football club such as Rangers for a social problem is disgraceful

Go for it mate... ANyone else wanting to go give me a shout and I'll organise a seat beside myself, my mate Hastie, maybe ian1964 and at least one Rangers legend!

Also, while I'm on why not a wee plug for our dinner later this month: The line up is quite astonishing. 5-course meal, top class speakers, Saturday 24th March in the Holiday Inn, Bothwell Street, Glasgow, fantastic raffle / auction prizes and a group of ex-Rangers players that will chat to you all night and will not leave as soon as the speeches are finished. In attendance will be (in no order) Gordon Smith Marvin Andrews Billy Davies Ralph Brand Jimmy Millar Johnny Hubbard Billy Simpson Artur Numan Alex Rae Ally Dawson John MacDonald Kevin Drinkell Colin Stein Tam Forsyth Graham Roberts Would you believe we also have some Glasgow councillors and MPs? With 500 tickets sold it is going to be a great night out and it would be a shame for anyone to miss it. Tickets priced at £50 are available online via the RST website or you can PM me for more details.

Although proper renewal letters are currently being prepared for issue with this month's edition of The Blue Spirit (posted this week), members are welcome to renew online now, and thereby give Trust funds an early boost in advance of some fairly heavy expenditure for our forthcoming initiatives. We shall also be inviting nominations from Trust members for Board positions. Full details of this will also be contained in the The Blue Spirit, but if you would like to renew online (same price as last year) then please visit the JOIN NOW page. The Trust is THE engine that is driving change amongst the support and fighting the good fight on behalf of all Rangers fans throughout different areas in society. But the Trust depends for it's credibility upon the active support of it's members - both old and new. Join or Renew Now! http://www.rangerssupporterstrust.co.uk/rstsite/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=88&Itemid=1

Now added the 19th century timeline... http://www.gersnetonline.net/newsite/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=369&Itemid=31 Working on the 20th and 21st now. Should take a few days.

Aye, that is superb! Soooou----ness!!!

A bit beyond my time auld yin.... We can win this game but it won't be easy. Tight at the back and hopefully grab a couple of goals!

On Reporting Scotland last night, Alison Douglas finished her sports bulletin with the breaking news that the Scottish journalists' bus had a bottle thrown at it as it entered the stadium periphery. Strange how the story hasn't been followed through by their website or any of the newspapers this morning (other than one sentence by Keek Jackson). Anyone else remember the furore when something similar happened with us in Villareal last year? Any difference in the reporting of the two incidents or am I just being a paranoid again?

Nah, I don't actually mind the response. It is a satirical column and the guy has admitted he's made a mistake. I actually got another email from his editor last night apologising again and saying they won't use the term ever again. Quit while we're ahead I think.

Hmmm... works fine for me... will check later on...

Murray Park pages now completed...! http://www.gersnetonline.net/newsite/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=368&Itemid=33