Gonzo79

Rangers Football Club is based in Glasgow. That's what this forum is about.

I apologised and understand the reason given but don't like US bastardisations of the English language.

Aberdeen have signed defender Dominic Ball

Just saw that. Thought he was decent enough with us, so not a bad signing for them (unfortunately).

I'M in the US. When you're in the US it auto corrects to US style spelling.

Makes sense.

Looks like our cover for CB. Adrabioyo plays central defense and stands 6 ft 3in tall.

Are you really JFK? It's 'central defence'.

Apologies for pedantry.

We have to finish above Aberdeen and challenge Celtic. If we do that, then who cares what some nonentity 'journalist', McLeish or the Ross County manager have to say.

Considering our club's current stature in European football circles, I'm not sure times have changed for the better.

Back to the topic - hopefully we bring one or two more in, although I won't hold my breath (I'm not bothered about Walker).

We now have Aiden Wilson and Declan John in the squad.

My, how times have changed.

He's been brought in to replace/cover for Wallace.

It looks like a continuation of windass krancjar and Miller .

That sentence is unpleasant.

Barjonas and Wilson both look capable of the step up. I really hope Pena does well and then we'll have a good midfield (particularly after last season's poor midfield).

Dodoo can play on the left too, although it looks like PC isn't a fan of his.

Being a sceptic, I tend to doubt any rumours about signings until I see someone paraded at Ibrox.

Our fingernails are safe then. John and maybe Walker and that'll be it.

First one to shout, "Come on, Declan!" gets a free scowl.

Dave king was quite clear that there won't be a new home strip this season (the current one is registered). The white one may be genuine though - we'll soon find out.

Seems rugby tackles and elbows to the face are fine against Rangers this season.

I doubt it.

I don't think we're getting anywhere here. You guys are obviously hugely concerned about this and that's understandable.

I think the atmosphere at Ibrox and most British stadiums is sterile and needs a bit of livening up.

I don't need to evolve, fs. I have never taken pyro to a football match or assaulted anyone. I have been assaulted by opposition fans but I that won't make me stop going to support my team.

I know the girl got done for it but it was a boy who threw the flare at Falkirk.

 

 

 

Ah yes back in the days before stadiums were all seated eh?

I realise we live in a H&S oriented society nowadays but signs suggest football fans are getting sick and tired of paying a lot of money and being treated like sh*t and this sort of thing (pyro, violence etc) is becoming more popular.

A compromise will have to be met to some extent otherwise we'll just have reasonably well-off, well-behaved and quiet stadiums with virtually no atmosphere (like Arsenal).

Anyone expecting Niko to fly around the pitch is in for some serious disappointment.

The girl who threw the flare at Falkirk got a banning order and was charged by the Police.

Kids tend to be a bit more up for some dangerous antics - that's life. Football used to be a lot more dangerous 30 years ago.

The kids who do it have been punished for it. Unfortunately, the world is full of criminality and sometimes we're confronted by it.

It won't stop because of a thread on an online forum.

We could do with some wide players. Depending on how Pena gets on, we might be okay in midfield.

Were disabled supporters removed at Falkirk and Airdrie? I was at Falkirk but didn't see anyone being taken out.

The injuries sustained at Motherwell - what sort of injuries?