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  1. chilledbear
    Scottish Cup at the midden, so there shouldn't be any need for detective work.
  2. chilledbear
    D'Art Thanks for your post, it sounds as if everything that is wrong with the RST comes down to one person. Is there not a time limit on his involvement ?
  3. chilledbear
    Go for it mate.
  4. chilledbear
    I'd be interested in your views on the this D'Art.
  5. chilledbear
    I have always wondered what would happen if MD left the Trust. Would there be much of an increase in membership ? Or would the detractors find another excuse?
  6. chilledbear
    Neil Lennon was spat at, had coins thrown at him and was the subject of verbal abuse at Tynecastle, according to the Celtic manager's agent. Lennon was watching Aberdeen's League Cup semi-final victory over St Johnstone and had to leave the game early, Martin Reilly told BBC Scotland. He said: "I'm absolutely raging about the treatment of Neil, about the stewarding and the fans' behaviour. "It's scandalous that Neil is treated like this." Reilly said that Lennon and Celtic coach Gary Parker had to leave their seats in the main stand after 70 minutes of the game. During the match, which Aberdeen won 4-0, play was held up briefly as two young supporters ran on to the park and got to the technical area, where Lennon was infamously attacked by a Hearts fan in 2011, before being apprehended by police and stewards. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26002727
  7. chilledbear
    Perhaps they should consider how fans can destroy share prices by say, not buying ST. Altogether different from normal business.
  8. chilledbear
    If a supporter posted on a Forum about using violence to an Easdale, their lawyers would be all over it.
  9. chilledbear
    I was going to ask you that very question. Quite a few then.
  10. chilledbear
    You wouldn't know whether to laugh or cry. A Director of Rangers, aye right.
  11. chilledbear
    Goalkeepers Mark Hurst (St Johnstone) Liam Kelly (Rangers) Ross Stewart (Motherwell) Defenders Cameron Burgess (Fulham) Coll Donaldson (Queen’s Park Rangers) Stephen Hendrie (Hamilton Academical) Lewis Martin (Dunfermline Athletic) Scott McKenna (Aberdeen) Mark O’Hara (Kilmarnock) Ryan Sinnamon (Rangers) Ryan Williamson (Dunfermline Athletic) Midfielders Liam Henderson (Celtic) James Jones (Crewe Alexandra) Adam King (Swansea) Jamie Lindsay (Celtic) Malcolm Melvin (Notts County) Andrew Murdoch (Rangers) Darren Petrie (Dundee United) Charlie Telfer (Rangers) Forwards Fraser Aird (Rangers) Sam Gallagher (Southampton) Oliver McBurnie (Bradford City) Fraser Murdoch (Crewe Alexandra) Sam Nicholson (Heart of Midlothian) Gary Oliver (Heart of Midlothian) Jordan Preston (Blackburn Rovers) Cameron Smith (Aberdeen) http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish_fa_news.cfm?page=2986&newsID=13035&newsCategoryID=1
  12. chilledbear
    We need another keeper tho' !!!! Good shout about Crawford, only not to teams like Stirling or East Stirling. Would be good if he could go to the likes of Carlisle.
  13. chilledbear
    Exchange deal. Ally and Co. for Billy Davies.
  14. chilledbear
    From shareholders to the boardroom, the fans are treated like children.
  15. chilledbear
    What questions were asked and what were the answers to each question?
  16. chilledbear
    Surprise surprise.
  17. chilledbear
    I feel it would need something/somebody to give it a kickstart. Once Supporters saw we could achieve something historic they might join in.
  18. chilledbear
    You have said it better than I could.
  19. chilledbear
    I don't think he got the personal abuse AM is getting, yes he got panned for his record as a Manager and rightly so. Yes I was there that night and it saddened me, but it was the right decision. What Ally is getting seems personal and I'm not sure all of it is about his record as a Manager.
  20. chilledbear
    Nice one Andy, I can tell you the difference in the Support from 30 years ago, now they can abuse without leaving their bedroom. Thirty years ago you had to face people.
  21. chilledbear
    There is something seriously wrong with the Rangers Support in the present day. I am probably one of Allys biggest critics on here, but never would I give him abuse. I remember John Greig being sacked, but he was never given the personal abuse Ally McCoist has been subject too.
  22. chilledbear
    Let's hope we get the full dialogue.
  23. chilledbear
    Could get rid of one, personally would keep SS and Gallacher.
  24. chilledbear
    http://www.sellsgoalkeeperproducts.com/news/rangers-on-the-rise Hi Steve, we haven’t spoken since you joined Rangers – how did the move come about? I was on loan at Dundee last season from Preston and the manager, John Brown, is a former Rangers player who still has a lot of contacts at the club. I’d heard they were looking for another keeper ahead of this season, so he kindly made a couple of calls on my behalf. Ally McCoist [Rangers manager] invited me to train for a couple of weeks and at the end of it I was handed a contract. You’ve played for some big clubs like Everton, Stoke and Sheffield United, but Rangers must be an amazing club to play for? If you put aside the league we are playing in at the moment, it’s one of the biggest clubs in the world in terms of its stature and support. Despite everything that’s happened off the pitch it’s a fantastic club to play for; the facilities are top class and we have 36,000 season-ticket holders at Ibrox – and that’s for the third tier of Scottish football. The loyalty is incredible and there are many clubs in the top leagues in world football who would love that kind of backing. The size of the club is what entices players here, not the fact that we are playing in League One; Rangers have a worldwide status. It’s looking good for successive promotions, isn’t it? We’re 23 points clear at the top of the table, so hopefully we can get the title wrapped up by mid-February and then that takes us into the Championship – just one promotion from where the club was prior to our demotion. What’s happened off the pitch is not fault of the players, the management or most of the staff. It was taken out of their hands, but what we can do is work hard to get the club back to the highest level in Scottish football as soon as possible. Are away games tougher, given games against Rangers are like cup finals for these teams? You visit some of the grounds and they are like the equivalent of three leagues lower than the Conference in England. They have just the one stand with some terracing but when Rangers visit they have to erect two or three temporary stands to accommodate all the supporters. I’m using East Fife as an example, but when we play there twice a year, the finances raised will keep them going for two or three years. With the league wrapped up, does the Scottish Cup take on primary importance? It does. We’ve beaten Airdrie from our league, Falkirk – who are top of the Championship – and next week it’s Dunfermline. We’re then in the last eight with a real chance of playing a Premiership team. We need to play that type of opposition, to give us a better yardstick of where we are. Who knows, we might even get Celtic! You’ve come in as understudy to Cammy Bell – but made quite an impression on your debut, didn’t you? Yes, Cammy’s partner was giving birth, so I came in for the game at Forfar and kept a clean sheet in a 2-0 win. I also made what must be the best save of my career; a corner has come in, deflected off the side of Lee Wallace’s head and was heading for the top corner. I’ve pounced like a cat out of a tree and managed to claw the ball away with my left hand. I had nice comments on Twitter, people saying it was the best save they’d ever seen, and that – like the manager says – is why I’m here. I’m here to step in when needed and show my worth to the side. Finally, what does the future hold for you? I’m contracted until the end of the season, but would like to stay longer. At 34 I’ve still got a lot to offer and I’d like to think my experience is also rubbing off on the other keepers at the club. Along with our goalkeeper coach, Jim Stewart, we’re a tight-knit bunch of keepers and we’ve got a good working relationship with each other. Cammy is the club’s long-term prospect, but if I can keep pushing him and also do myself justice when I play, then that’s good news for the club. I’ve also started coaching the younger keepers here but as I’ve shown when I’ve played, there’s still plenty left in the tank!
  25. chilledbear
    It will certainly have an effect on season tickets sales.
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