Gonzo79

Is there a law that says a team can't do a lap of honour or that the referee should stay on the pitch to monitor one? It should be up to the manager and captain the ensure to players behave decently after a match. And they have Brendan and Brown...I think that tells us all we need to know.

Celtc minded people decided to make a beeline for public office a few decades ago and have been rather successful. Rangers fans tend to be less focused in such matters and this is quite apparent wherever you look in politics and the press. All we can do is encourage the next generation of Bears to educate themselves, get more involved and to continually pull them (yahoos in public office) up when they demonstrate their agenda.

How do you know we're all white? And why just insult Brexit voters? I voted to leave the EU and can't stand Boris Johnston btw. Mind you, I don't recall him groping staff or setting up a crowd-funding page, so maybe he's not all bad.

Odd to see the 'invincibles' celebrating a 1-0 victory over what they claim is a new club. They are a strange lot.

I was sure this was going to be about outstanding Mackintosh jackets.

Did anyone else get a Eurotrash flashback reading that? ?

Halliday's sending off was a ridiciulous decision. In my view, if a home team want to celebrate a win with their fans, they are entitled to do so. Imagine if we beat them at Ibrox in a few months and the referee ushers our players off the park after the final whistle? I would think he has over-stepped the mark. Just because one referee makes a James Hunt of it it doesn't mean they all have to become overly officious.

I'm a wee bit upset that the Rangers players didn't unravel a big Union Flag, in all honesty. Our motto is Aye Ready, so not having a flag for the beggars was a poor show.

A lot of Rangers fans, myself included, have been moaning about the scum getting the whole Broomloan Road stand. I am delighted they've had their allocation reduced.

Who made up this silly term, "broad church"?

Anyone who worships Westminster needs to see a psychiatrist. Good attempt though.

Can you list what opinions are allowed on here, for future reference? Thanks.

Darther has picked a side.

Rangers fans have to be kept in for security, it will be the same for yahoos at Ibrox due to the reduced allocations. I don't understand us getting hot and bothered about folk like Leigh plucked chicken Griffiths and Scott lego muncher Brown acting like muppets. Because that's exactly what they are. Muppets.

I hope so. Two points from nine away from home is pretty embarrassing. We need to learn quickly.

If they did a lap of honour during the game, we'd have surely scored. Who cares!? Let them behave like children.

We weren't good enough. It's that simple. You can't let a team run all over the top of you like that. I hope Gerrard has learned from yesterday.

I am in the same boat. Flights and hotels booked but need a ticket.

The nerves have well and truly kicked in now. I trust Gerrard to do things right today. The article by ex-colleague Murphy, about him, on the BBC site is a decent wee read. We are due a win against the scum.

Good post, Shed. Folk in Northern England aren't really any different from Scots, in terms of social issues and being ruled from London. They are actually worse off because in some respects.

I know. I was taking the Mick out of people who claim to be Socialist who vote for them.

It's more binary. Us or them. Rangers or SNP.

They won't lose them. Scottish Nationalists put splitting the Union far and above anything else, including their football team. Pick a side.

They have. They have faced Lafferty already. ?

Something not quite right about that handshake. ? In all seriousness, we have done some great business during Gerrard's reign. Breathtaking, in fact. It almost feels like the club is doing everything smoothly.