Gonzo79

The OP states they have raised it with the club. Some people might not care who uses what toilets. Some others do care and the OP wants the club to clarify its position on the matter. Interesting.

Well, aye but we all know how we, as a support, are portrayed by the MSM and other Scottish fans. Rangers supporter = bigoted backwards moron.

We all seem to agree that BLM is a political movement that has several aims, some of which are not directly about anti-racism. I don't have a problem with Jermaine Defoe 'taking the knee', as he said he would. I do have a problem with Rangers FC promoting or aligning with the BLM movement because it is a political movement.

It was an assumption I made. We've had players of various ethnicities and nationalities for several decades.

Getting Bristol City into the top flight would be viewed as a higher achievement than winning the Scottish title with Rangers, in England. Wouldn't surprise me, although I suspect Gerrard wouldn't want to leave Rangers without winning something. 0 trophies out of 6 is a poor return.

Being a bit selective there, asil. BLM is overtly political.

'Anyone, Everyone' is about supporters, not players.

Anyone who has educated themselves about the BLM agenda knows it isn't just about racism. It's overtly political.

As far as I'm aware, the Star Splangled Banner isn't played before any UK domestic football matches, so footballers 'taking the knee' is a bit of a nonsense.

When I'm speaking to yahoos, I usually refer to us as the Sons Of William.

I understand these conversations need to be had. Some don't want to have them at all and want to have their ideology railroaded through, with no questions asked. Anyone who asks questions is labelled as right wing, a bigot or a ???phobe. These people pop up a lot online but I never ever hear them speak up on supporters buses, in pubs around Ibrox or at the matches.

I can't wait to go to the football in the 2050s. We'll have minute's silences for dead pets, safe spaces for people with mental health problems, Lady Gaga's nephew, Sharon, will conduct goal celebrations with his/her rainbow theramin and people who stand up to cheer a goal will probably be tazered.

I think that's the whole point.

I'm too busy trying to defund the Police and destroy the nuclear family. Sorry.

I wonder if people would be so dismissive of Charloch's points if they took a young daughter to Ibrox and saw a man dressed as a woman following her into the toilet. Just saying...

I have it on good authority that Beale receives a notification every time @Rousseau posts.

I don't think Beale or Gerrard post here. Kicking the team's arse is their job. Our job is to argue about every single aspect of Rangers, as well as anything else we can think of.

Nope, they sing, "Glory glory to the Hibees.". A lot of non-Scots refer to us as Glasgow Rangers. In my experience, Scots who refer to us as that are generally rugby fans or twits. I prefer The Rangers.

Scott Nisbet's goal against Club Brugge was one of the highlights of one of our most memorable European campaigns. Unforgettable! All the best to him.

Better still, any chance football clubs could leave this box-ticking crap to HR departments and get on with playing football and treating supporters more like part of the club and less like customers.

If I ever found out Rangers had contributed to this I'd pack in football that instant.

'Everyone, Anyone'...in whatever toilet they want, the way things are going. I think Rangers should introduce a Uniformity & Exclusion Charter. ?

While we're in the business of toppling offensive statues, isn't there one right there...

Agreed. I also think, from a purely aesthetic point of view, the stars just look a bit rubbish. Six stars would look even worse.

It's not a new idea, as the Dutch national team(s) introduced the lion/lioness crest thing a couple of years ago.