Gonzo79

Are there any scheduled release dates for the new strips? It'd be good to get them out early, after last year's fiasco.

Five years ago Sandy Jardine passed away. A great player and a man who never stopped doing his best for Rangers Football Club.

All in all, an agreeable interview. Although I wish our club would avoid giving interviews to the gutter press. Any Bear who buys that rag needs to have a re-think.

They should just re-name Call It Out 'We Hate H*ns". Because that's exactly what it is.

City still have to go to Turf Moor, where many big teams (including City) have dropped points in recent seasons. The title will go right to the wire this season.

I've not seen enough of him but I paid closer attention to him during our recent match (in light of recent speculation) and he reminded me of Middleton.

A chap in an England shirt, standing on a pavement, might antagonise participants on a Republican or Scottish nationalist march. That's life. The priest intentionally left his church at a specific moment. I agree that it is moronic to spit at or abuse him but he could easily have avoided that happening.

From the reports I've read, the priest went out of his way to be very visible when the march walked past. Why would he do that, other than as a deliberate attempt to antagonise those in attendance and further his chances of martyrdom.

If it's a toss up between following on or not funding parasites who hate us, as a matter of principle - I'll go with the latter. There's always friendlies and matches in Europe.

Thoughts and prayers with him at this distressing time. Mental health is extremely important.

I thought we played okay. We should have scored more and would have done if the front three had been more clinical. Hopefully Katic gets a run of games and gets himself in contention for a starting slot next season. I thought Kamara and Jack were our best players. Hearts were woeful. I watched it in a Hearts pub and they were asking to get it turned off after our third. Unfortunately, it looks inevitable that Separate Entity FC will get another clean sweep.

I counted two Israeli flags in amongst the Spurs fans, at CoMS, on Wednesday night and one Israeli flag in amongst the Ajax fans, in Turin. I'm sure a poster on here has vexiphobia and an aversion to Israel. I was a wee bit worried about him

I think you must have broken some kind of record with that post, 26th. Never before have I seen so many rats mentioned on a single forum post. I need another shower after reading it.

Isn't it commonly known that GCC is a hive of yahooism?

Q has to be Quinton Young.

Looks like we'll remain in competition with Aberdeen next season. Shinnie, Souttar and Hastie aren't the level required to obtain our 55th title. The yahoos will strengthen. We need to too.

A proper player too. I actually sang, 'Parlane is the king of Ibrox Park' to myself a few weeks ago. I think I must have heard the hymn on TV or something. Not that I ever saw him play in the flesh.

J. Johnston, as in Willie.

C. Cooper.

GMP are hardly representative of Mancunians. As for City, I've been to see them on several occasions and always wanted them to do well. In recent years, I've lost all interest in English football and the Oil money and half and half scarves are both contributing factors. I also can't stand Pep Guardiola - when will someone tell him his hood is inside out!? I hope Ajax win it.

The home top looks class. The red shirt is alright and the black shirt is decidedly average. I'd prefer blue, red and white home, away and third shirts.

We'll take what we're given and accept it with a whimper. I have no idea why Bears want to fund people who openly mock us but they do. Until it stops, they'll continue to mock us.

Fair enough. Pay people who laugh at our gullibility but then don't complain when they rip the piss out of us (like Aberdeen, Celtc, Hibs, Hearts and Kilmarnock have done recently).

Sadly, for many, a day out and a sing-song come before principles.

Dear Gonzo Thanks for getting in touch regarding our reporting on 12 March. We note your comments unhappy that a song directed at Steven Gerrard by Aberdeen fans, during Rangers v Aberdeen, wasn’t reported that evening. In choosing which issues, incidents and talking points to cover across our output each time, our teams base their decisions on the editorial merits of each, taking into account various factors. These are judgement calls rather than an exact science, and we therefore appreciate the feedback that audiences give us when they feel a newsworthy issue or incident has been overlooked. The coverage of recent issues around sectarian abuse and anti-social behaviour at Scottish football games has been fair, and by no means limited to one club. The subject of sectarian singing had been a major talking point again after abuse received by Kris Boyd and Steve Clark – and their respective public comments about that abuse. Our coverage has also recently discussed this issue in broader terms, across Scottish football, asking what, if anything, the authorities, clubs and fans can do about this issue. With regards to coverage of this particular game, unfortunately we are not broadcasting from Ibrox at present due to an ongoing dispute with Rangers, so rely on pictures and sound from our partner broadcasters. In the case of Rangers v Kilmarnock, the issue of sectarian singing was highlighted by Kilmarnock manager Steve Clarke’s post-match comments. However, for the reasons outlined above, in the case of Rangers v Aberdeen on 12 March we were unaware of this issue at the time of broadcast. That said, we have subsequently reported, across our output, the Police involvement; for example: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47576091 And on the early and late evening editions of Reporting Scotland on 14 March: “Police Scotland are to investigate reports of sectarian chanting aimed at Rangers manager Steven Gerrard by Aberdeen fans. The alleged incident came during the Pittodrie side’s Scottish Cup quarter-final replay win at Ibrox on Tuesday. Police Scotland say they "are aware of this matter and enquiries are ongoing".” We hope this is helpful, and thanks again for contacting us. Your comments have been registered on our daily audience log, an internal document made available to all our production teams and senior BBC management. Kind regards BBC Complaints Team