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https://twitter.com/BBCchrismclaug/status/1368250272963760128?s=20 "National clinical director jasonleitch tells BBC that RangersFC fans are putting themselves and others at risk by illegally gathering. Says UEFA will also be watching on re EURO2020." McLaughlin being a gimp. ?

So close you can almost taste it. ?

Wish I was at Ibrox just now.

I'm surprised @Rousseauisn't there with a water cannon. Apparently @Bill was out with the party poppers and bunting in mid-January.

Only after she made her feelings public. In the modern climate, apologies have become almost meaningless.

Does it really matter where the manager sits when the stadiums are empty? SG knew what he was doing on Wednesday.

I fully intended to vote for Goldson as PotY but recent events have changed my mind and I'll now be voting for Nathan Patterson. Rules are meaningless if you believe in Predestination and are one of the Chosen Few. ?

Kamara venturing forward more in the second half definitely improved our overall attacking threat and he played a large part in the goal, with some neat stuff at the touchline and a nice cut-back for Davis.

Aribo for me. He was a stand out in the first half and continued to work hard throughout the match. Kamara a close second.

Aye, it's going to be a strange title celebration. If we win and they win on Sunday, I'll be so glad we have the Slavia Prague games to keep us busy, prior to our trip there.

"Rangers can now move to within a point of the Premiership title with a victory tomorrow against St Mirren.". That's odd - @Billsaid we won it over a month ago.

Spiers and Welsh are both wannabe social justice warriors who, in reality, are consumed by hatred. Has Welsh wrote one of his crumby books recently or is he too busy patronising BAME people by demanding statues are toppled?

As it's a two horse race, checking their results is part & parcel of being a Rangers fan (I never watch their games BTW).

Gatherings are inevitable. Celebrate however you want - the Scottish press will find a way to portray it in a negative light whatever we do. When our Justice Minister figures out what an apostrophe is for, we can take him more seriously.

If we win on Saturday and they win on Sunday, it's not officially ours. A draw or a win at the Piggery would then make it offically ours.

Funnily enough, I listened to Wayne Shorter's JuJu last night and thought of Rousseau. We have won it.

Ten years they've laughed at us and mocked us. Understandable, given we're the most successful club in football. However, some of the actions, comments and behaviour of many we might expect better of have demonstrated how much we are hated and how much standards in Scotland have fallen (denigrating opponents is more fulfilling than being successful, apparently). In the space of twelve months, we have gone from crisis to a team on the verge of winning a title we thought we might never hold again (and having a terrific run in Europe). The players, management and custodians of Rangers FC all deserve much credit but the fans have really shown how loyal and true we are during the toughest period in the club's history. I can't wait to actually win the title but I can feel it already and it feels great. Cheers.

See when the scum win 1-0... it's worse than them winning comfortably. Everything has to be taken into consideration when assessing football. Their suffering brings me great joy.

I can't decide if I like winning more when we get dodgy decisions or when we don't get decisions. Either way, I like winning.

Shite match, great result. I've just put up red, white and blue balloons in my window. ?⬜?

No Surrender! ??

I doubt Livi sit in like this against many other sides. They are very well organised and work really hard - there's no denying it.

We look better when Kamara gets forward more. Second half started off better but now it's more of the same. Just a bit slow and clumsy. This pitch is a joke.