Gonzo79

Tims usually pull that one out when we have a moan about them.

A lot of Rangers supporters do, judging by the reaction.

Whittaker looks like a yahoo anyway. Or a baboon. Great to see Zidane speaking highly of our managerial appointment.

Gerrard has played in loads of Liverpool derbies and has attended a handful of Glasgow derbies, so he'll be fully aware that our derby is quite different to the one on the Mersey (where rival fans often sit in the wrong end). Most English football fans are at least vaguely aware of the religious aspect of the Glasgow derby.

That's the most galling thing, for me, about recent derbies. In the 90s, we rarely had easy games against that lot. If the opposition have better players, make yourselves hard to beat and fight for every single ball. That's pretty basic stuff.

It is very odd although not exactly surprising. The BBC and Celtc FC share an obvious affinity for carpets and hiding things under them.

It has to be Presbyterian or I'm out. I'm allergic to pointy hats.

A Ghanaian lassie in my office told me I'm beyond help when I told her I've got better things to do on a Saturday afternoon than watch a posh, ginger bloke get married. Weddings are bad enough when you're actually there, never mind voluntarily watching it on telly.

I don't have BT and the missus is working on Saturday night, so I'll have the wee man. I found out today that BT are streaming the game on YouTube and did the same last year. Anyone watched any football BT have streamed on YouTube and if so, is it any good?

Brendan Rodgers thinks he's the bees knees. He isn't but by Christ he's had an easy time of it up here. It's up to us to put him back in his rightful place.

Good luck to the lad. I thought he looked very promising against Burnley...oh well.

In case you haven't noticed, cs, things have changed a bit in the past few years. The clubs used to have a bit of mutual respect and that included the players. I doubt many had an issue with that. We are where we are and O'Halloran was there with his smelly, fat uncle, not his fellow Rangers players.

He wasn't aware it wasn't a neutral area? Pull the other one.

I wasn't defending him. I don't get comparing our rivalry with Celtc with other club rivalries. It's a bit more deep-rooted than Blackburn v Burnley or Bristol City v Rovers.

Did he go and watch them at cup finals when he played for Rangers?

Look up 'rivalry' in the dictionary. I think you are attempting to take the sanitisation of our national game to new, ultra-sterile levels. Polo or cricket might be more your sort of thing.

A Rangers employee goes to watch Celtc in a cup final and you have a pop at us for moaning? Did you help them with their wee display too?

I'd take that as a compliment. We should not be signing people of that ilk, in my opinion.

We pay his wages. Rivalry. It shows a lack of respect towards his employer. They have just hammered us twice. I f*cking hate them. All that kind of stuff.

There's another pic doing the rounds and you can see the fat blob next to MOH has the brand new yahoo home top on, so it definitely was taken at yesterday's match.

The dark green hooped shirt is their 2017/18 away top. Obviously, they've been at Hampden 3 other times this season but even then, a Rangers player should not be there. You can tell it's MOH by the beady eyes.

That looks like a very political statement to make in a football stadium. Will the authorities act accordingly? Those Israelis certainly have their work cut out if they're trying to 'genocide' Arabs. From Morocco to the Tigris is one helluva job.

I'd replace the screens with two massive Union Flags. In all seriousness though, our stadium is about the right size. If we could lower the Timmy allocation then it'd be even better.

It's definitely him. A bloke in the pic is wearing a 2017/18 away shirt, so it was definitely taken this season.

Unless we start winning trophies pretty soon, I don't think there'll be much to worry about when it comes to increasing the capacity of Ibrox.