Gonzo79

Point 3 is rather alarming, despite not being too surprising. The UBs should set up a Go Fund Me page for legal costs for those charged. I'm sure many are sympathetic. It is quite apparent that the yahoos and their friends in authority have piggybacked last year's race panic and the same terminology used by Critical Race Theory/BLM is being turned on Rangers supporters, regardless of detail/nuance peculiar to our rivalry with Celtc. The word sectarianism has barely been mentioned in relation to Sunday but anti-Catholic, anti-Irish and racist have all been used a lot.

The more we apologise, the more power we give them.

I agree but the song is aimed at the type who attends football matches, waves an Irish tricolor and sings songs about the Provos and the Fields of Athenry, whilst also opposing all things British. I'd have thought that was obvious. Like a huge amount of Scots, I have ancestry from Ireland (as in Irish and Ulster/Scots) but think this is a ridiculous overreaction to run of the mill West of Scotland football rivalry. The onslaught will doubtless continue - they want us dead and buried (Rangers and Scottish Unionism).

Indefinite ban before a conviction seems a bit hasty.

And it goes further up the legal chain than that. Rangers supporters need to wise up to what's going on and accept that we are being scrutinised to a higher degree and need to behave accordingly. They tried to kill us off in 2012, it didn't work, so now it's death by a thousand cuts.

Police Scotland just announced three men have been arrested for racially aggrevated offences that took place on Sunday. Further arrests expected.

Those upset by the videos should write to their local Parliamentarian and Rangers FC to highlight their concerns. Due to their confirmation bias, calling it out to Rangers supporters is largely futile. James Dornan has just Tweeted the response he has received from Rangers suggests the club has a long way to go in eradicating sectarianism, so PoohBear could maybe team up with him and they can work together (Lothian Buses will be bricking it).

The article states this will be introduced later this month. Will it be introduced prior to the Lyon game on the 16th? I also wonder when we'll find out how it will be done (QR codes, paperwork?) and I'll reiterate, if we're going to rely on technology or stewards, I think turning up a good three hours before KO might be required for anyone determined to see the full match, given previous ticketing issues this season.

It's been over 48 hours since the last reports about the incident. No arrests or confirmation the footage is authentic yet. I wonder what other unconfirmed things we can 'eradicate' - UFOs, Elvis sightings, Kylie singing live, perhaps?

Imagine looking for condemnation of something that might not have actually happened or even worse, something our bitter rivals fabricated. Should we not leave that sort of foolishness to Humza and co?

We all know what they sing/say about us. Due to our inbuilt self respect, we can brush it off as inconsequential nonsense. Due to their ingrained sense of victimhood, they are unable to do this and have to vent - social media gives them an easy outlet*. *See James Dornan and Humza Yousaf for high profile examples.

Getting in for the Malmö and Alashkert games was problematic, so I dread to think what the queues will be like with this.

Sorry, I should have said, 'No grown man is actually offended by songs.".

Easy to get around, I'd imagine.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-58396586 That may be so but the bulk will go to adidas.

I like these. Wonder if MIM were considered for the job?

The board stated that was the plan at the AGM. I'm thinking we didn't really get any serious offers, hence the lack of significant departures.

No but I have now - thanks.

£39 per match does seem a bit steep, in comparison to what other UK based clubs are charging. Hopefully the performances are more reminiscent of Porto than Alashkert.

Is there a summary of ins and outs anywhere?

Anyone, Everyone (unless you're skint). Nonce FC are charging £72 for theirs.

I used to laugh at yahoos being experts on financial goings on at Ibrox.

Good luck to Itten. I'm like him and think his effort was spot on but not convinced he suits the way we play. I'm still a bit concerned about our midfield. Davis is no spring chicken, neither is Arfield, Aribo is better further up the park, Lundstram has been average, Jack's injury situation is never-ending and Gerrard doesn't seem keen on giving Kelly a start. If Kamara got injured, it would be a real worry.

Snidey, as always. The game's a bogey with the SNP in power.