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Looks like he ate girders for breakfast.

Half arsed distress signal?

Aye but they gave us an offside goal. Motherwell players falling over ever couple of minutes was doing my nut in. Cheating bastards (mainly with Irish names too).

Finished 2-1 to PSG but the equaliser was a very dodgy penalty (Neymar up to his usual antics) and the winner (Icardi) came in injury time.

One of the most disappointing things about today was Motherwell were the better side for the last fifteen minutes. We really should have scored a second when Davis broke free - he should've played it left and done it sooner. I had a feeling that missed opportunity would come back to bite us and it did a couple of minutes later.

Lyon have just went 1-0 up at PSG (55 minutes gone).

I mean, I like this sort of attitude but it's frustrating how much the Rangers board happily fling fans under the bus but take a far more aggressive approach when they are directly impacted by criticism/financial issues. All as one, one as all - Anyone, Everyone eh?

Everything about this season feels like a hangover from 55. The players, the management and even the fans - there's an air of lethargy about it all. Will we kick into gear..?

Aye, Mo Johnston and Alfie Conn.

It is true. BT cover both matches, with the pundits in the Scottish ground - they'll do it from the Piggery next. Dornan is kicking off about this already (does he not have a job to do?).

Just back from the game. They're a good side and deserved to beat us. We look a bit flat. Morelos isn't causing opposition problems like he can. Roofe should've been on sooner, as he is our most creative forward. Lundstram and Aribo were our best players tonight. Sometimes you just have to accept you lost to a better side, as unpalatable as that might be. Steven Gerrard has work to do.

I think he's incapable of ever admitting he might be wrong about something. He's quite childlike and unphilosophical, in that regard. Takes a man to admit he's wrong.

"which by the way simply racial" and "This illogical". You can tell Stewart's riled, as his English is worse than usual.

I've been advised failed footballer and failed politician, Michael Strawberry Blonde Stewart, is now in a Twitter confrontation with Jonatan Johansson's wife, who is a person of colour. Surely even the yahoos at PQ will have to ditch this parasite now, given his white, heterosexual, patriarchal displays of privilege, patronising and undermining Kamara and Johansson (I won't hold my breath)...

There is so much evidence to counter that claim, it's beyond preposterous that anyone would make it. Since 55, there's a definite sense that the narrative is being further skewed. Referring to sectarianism has being ditched in favour of 'anti-Catholic', 'anti-Irish' and 'racism'. In any rational, objective society, we could laugh this nonsense off but elected officials, senior Police, the press (including PQ CSC) and now a widely respected Scottish historian are getting behind it. Rangers fans who want us to keep apologising will regret it soon enough. As much as I'm amused that Janey Godley and several DR 'journalists' got sucked into the offence archeology situation - is that really the way we want our society to go?

Aye, apparently talking about sectarianism is a waste of time and we need a national enquiry into Rangers FC. He came across as a demented loonball. Perhaps his brother's past behaviour has impacted his mental health.

That is a big blow.

Our performances against Malmo and Alashkert, as well as a fairly dull start to the domestic campaign, have me thinking I'd be content with a draw tomorrow.

I hope we gegenpress intae them!

Jason Leitch seems to have confirmed it will be spot checks. Not sure the stewards will be capable...

Is there any update on this - Doncaster suggested it'd be spot checks but I can't see anything more recent having been said (by Rangers, football authorities or our wonderful ScotGov)? The first fixture impacted would be Hibs, at Ibrox, on 3rd October... which isn't far away.

He's strawberry blonde, not orange.

Stewart's articulation and grammar are rather poor, for someone who wants to come across as intelligent. Given the standard of parliamentarians his nationalist party provides the nation, it must be quite an embarrassment for him that he was refused the opportunity to stand for them. In short, he's a bitter imbecile.

Politicians and big pharma - all very trustworthy. Up there with journalists and lawyers. Sceptic Loyal

There you go, it's really just an issue of grandstanding and cannot be implemented properly. There were always going to be easy ways around it anyway, for anyone with a bit of gumption.