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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.

The final paragraph in the statement is a subtle dig at the people who display selective outrage. It's all so tedious. No one is actually offended by songs and everyone knows the statement is a tick box exercise. This is where we're at as a society - a minority of shrill Tweeters seem to run the show.

Having not qualified for the CL, we have to start making some significant funds from player sales in the near future.

There are videos circulating where something is being sung to the tune of Sloop John B. The vid I've seen has them singing, "The party's over, why don't you go home?". I understand why Celtc diehards, like many SNP politicians, are upset that their team are no longer winning as much but there's no need to go overboard. Let's face it, Dornan and Humza have previous for diving in with both feet and subsequently being made to look rather foolish. Additionally, yahoo pranksters have previous for doctoring footage of Rangers players and supporters.

James Dornan has written to Rangers, asking for a summit on hate crimes committed by supporters of the club, as well as raising a motion on the matter at Holyrood. One wonders where his outrage was when yahoos were hanging effigies at the Piggery, when they waved pro-IRA banners at the Piggery or when they targeted Israeli footballers at Hampden? Why doesn't Humza Yousaf Tweet about yahoos and sheep singing, "Go home ya huns" or Irvine Welsh's questionable comments regarding our Colombian striker? Selective outrage is big with Scottish nationalists.

Name checks should be done by the youth recruitment staff. Should be easy enough. ?

For those hurling racist abuse at indigenous Scots, questioning why they are in positions of authority - Scotland is their home. Disgusted to once again see divisive race-obsessed ideology rear its ugly head. Solidarity with indigenous Scots. I am sure Police Scot will hold those responsible to account.

The yahoos are after Deeney too, according to reports. Good player and also comes across as a level headed fellow.

Graeme Souness says, "No!" and I agree.

The lyrics are, "Why don't you go home?". That's a query, not a demand. Given his recent Twitter history, Humza should probably be more focused on displaying solidarity with Scotland's Hindu community.