Gonzo79

Very depressing but sadly not unexpected.

Another poor performance at Ibrox.

Fair point. Many fans, myself included, seem unhappy with the yahoos' current allocation, so you'd hope something might be done. But I won't hold my breath.

Making every interaction public might not be the best idea. If anyone is scared of the Tims they should avoid these matches. My dad wouldn't let me go to a Rangers v Celtc match until I was in my teens and, in retrospect, I think he made the right decision.

How do you know Club1872 haven't raised concerns about goings on last Sunday with the club?

In view of both sides' form, Killie will be a tough test today. Any kind of win will do me.

He's got his face covered and is wearing dark clothing in that pic. Someone get James Dornan on the blower!

From what I know, the agreement between the two clubs is the real reason we can't stick them in the corner.

He should be banned from TV screens. He's an extremely ugly individual.

Shame. I loved the trips to their dump on our way up the leagues.

Hopefully he figures out how to play well at Ibrox soon.

That's another good player injured. We must be due a bit of luck. I'm assuming Cardoso and Alves are are centre back pairing tomorrow then?

The island of Ireland is part of the British Isles. I love reminding Irish people of this. Referring to England, Scotland and Wales as 'the Mainland' also has a rather amusing effect.

At the end of the day, it was a red card. Regardless if the linesman was a Communist, a fascist, a Zionist or an Islamic fundamentalist - HE WAS RIGHT.

I don't think this thread is particularly heated or weird. People have made their point, fairly reasonably in most cases. It's a sensitive subject. I know people who have no interest in football and the independence referendum would see them get absolutely livid. I have relatives who are far more vitriolic about Nats than I am and they couldn't care less about Rangers. It's all ground that's been gone over 100s of times.

Sinn Fein was the political wing of the IRA.

Aye, I noticed him and was (pleasantly) surprised he didn't get huckled.

I think the China Cup games are on Welsh TV, which some of us can get via our providers (S4C, I think the channel is called).

Your posts on here suggest you are quite worked up about the march. No one I've met who attended the match has even mentioned it. You seem to base a lot of your outlook from things you read online. That's unwise, in my opinion (I've done it myself and then learned that it's usually a lot of empty bluster).

We have to be able to beat Celtc, otherwise we're just accepting 2nd best. If Murty doesn't beat them in the next two fixtures, we should get someone else in. That'd be five games without a win against them. I think he maybe blew his best chance on Sunday but time will tell...

Club1872, Rangers FC and Police Scotland don't live in the real world. I saw a woman in a Niqab at a bus stop yesterday and I ran away, thinking she was dressed as a Provo. Fortunately, a passer by got hold of me and gave me a shot of morphine*. *Must be true as this is the internet.

You care more than me and every single person I know. You know more about the real world than me. I'm out of touch with reality. The internet is more real than real life. I get it. Now you've taught me so much you can calm down.

Celtc brought religion and politics into Scottish sport. How many SNP members have criticised them publicly? The SNP, like their friends Sinn Fein, want to break up the UK. Which is why they don't like Rangers FC. Because our club is a focal point for Unionism in Scotland (like it or not).

The songs regularly sung by our support do bring politics into it. Many other things do. But the political links are obvious and undeniable.

All the Bears I know couldn't care less about the march. The internet is definitely a lot different to the real world, we both seem to agree on that.