chilledbear
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http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish_fa_news.cfm?page=2986&newsID=13171&newsCategoryID=1 In response to recent speculation and comments made by Dundee United officials, the Scottish FA is compelled to clarify the club’s ticketing allocation for the forthcoming William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final between Rangers and Dundee United at Ibrox. At the pre-operations meeting held on Tuesday, 11th March, Dundee United were made an initial offering of 11,063 tickets, allocated in the entirety of the Broomloan Road Stand, the Govan West corner and a section of the Govan Stand Front and Rear. The number was offered on the basis of Dundee United’s ticket sales for recent semi-finals. For last year’s semi-final against Celtic at Hampden Park, with a 12.45pm kick-off, Dundee United received an allocation of 10,686 tickets and sold 6783. For the 2010 semi-final against Raith Rovers at Hampden Park, with a 3pm kick-off, Dundee United were allocated 11,806 tickets and sold 9969. The Dundee United official present stated that in order to ensure a maximum attendance, in the first instance the club would not require the additional allocation in the Govan West corner, Front and Rear and, instead, would prefer the Broomloan Road stand, capacity 8012. He was invited to revert to the club for confirmation but declined. Notwithstanding the present allocation of 8012 – as requested by the club – Dundee United retain first option on the Govan West corner, and a section of the Front and Rear, an additional 3051 seats. Should the club a) request that additional allocation and b) sell it, then there remains the opportunity to extend the allocation subject to agreement between the clubs and the relevant police and stewarding advice.
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FT. 2-1 Rangers
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Sorry lads the sun came out !!! Jobs to do outside:)
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'46 - SUB: First change of the match for @RFC_Youth as @RossPerry90 comes off and is replaced by Greg Pascazio. Still 1:1
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'5 - GOAL: Penalty by Dykes! Pass back by Howarth, chased down by Stoney and fouled inside the box. Low penalty beyond the keeper. 1:0 #RFC
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On the bench for Gordon Durie's Light Blues in the Highlands this afternoon are Kelly (gk), Pascazio, Ogen and Hardie. Kick-off is at 2pm If I get the chance I will update.
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Rangers U20 team v Inverness Caley Thistle: Gallacher; Hegarty, Perry, Gasparotto, Sinnamon; Roberts, Dykes, Telfer, Gibson; Halkett, Stoney
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Talks in London, perhaps persuaded him to give the Board their 120 days.
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Some are good at reading between the lines.
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Anyone good at reading between the lines?
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He says to give the board their 120 days.
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Still think if coached right and given a run in the team, Hutton could have been a decent player for us. I don't get this youth coach business with Cribari.
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King to set out pay-as-they-play scheme to Rangers fans
chilledbear replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
Somebody was promised this if they would vote a certain way at the AGM. What it looks like to me. -
Not a good advert for RF.
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You think, honestly? They will invest in a Scottish Football team!!
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Pray tell who are going to invest with the current Board?
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They have no intention, means nuthin.
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I wonder if King agreed not to attend game today. Compromise coming?
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THE Directors of Rangers Football Club met with Dave King on Friday afternoon in Glasgow. It was a helpful, open and honest discussion, covering the important issues facing Rangers, the concerns of the fans and the Club's competitive aspirations. Both parties agreed that the aims of the Club are to compete at the highest levels of Scottish and European football. The Board confirmed that the development of the Club's business plan is being undertaken on this basis. Mr King was helpful in outlining the concerns of supporters in relation to communications from the Club and was reassured by plans to announce the results of the business review and trading update in the next few weeks, ahead of the season ticket renewal deadline, as part of the Club's commitment to improved supporter communication. In response to Mr King’s concerns about the security of Ibrox and Murray Park, the Board reiterated that it has no intention of using these properties for any measure of security. The Board has previously stated that investment in the Club will be required as part of the medium term strategy. This position remains unchanged, however the timing and amount of such future investment has not yet been finalised. Fans will be kept informed of the Club’s plans in this regard and the Board envisages that supporters would be given the opportunity to participate at the appropriate time. The Board and Mr King agreed that the meeting was productive and that both parties share a common vision for the future of the Club.
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http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/item/6545-club-statement
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The Meeting Between S Easdale and SOS at Full Time
chilledbear replied to chilledbear's topic in Rangers Chat
Thought that was directors at first. -
From Richard Wilson on twitter Dave King won't be at Ibrox today. Having opened discussions with the board he's observing protocol. King remains convinced fan power is key
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Blue card display looks pretty impressive in these pics.
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The Meeting Between S Easdale and SOS at Full Time
chilledbear replied to chilledbear's topic in Rangers Chat
To be truthful I am more concerned about the conduct of a Director, than I am about a figurehead of a Supporters Group.