chilledbear

Getting that way as well, in the long run Rangers could be in the Glasgow Junior League and I would still Support the 'Gers.

What is disappointing but completely predictable, in League reconstruction and the whole Rangers saga, is the media reporting. Very few report both sides of the story and even then it's facts and figures, no insightful or intelligent opinion pieces. The vast majority of the media are skewed in one direction and never give their readers or viewers the whole story.

reaper, agree we have to fight back. They will not stop, they want us dead in the water.

Good Article once again. Unfair that folk such as Eric Kay are caught up in this, but the more the bigots win the more they will target such as the Gibson Street Gala. Supporters resorting to abuse when responding, don't do us any favours, and is uncalled for.

On ASA website this morning http://www.asa.org.uk/Rulings/Adjudications/2013/6/The-Rangers-Football-Club-Ltd/SHP_ADJ_224406.aspx Issue Seventy-eight complainants challenged whether the claim "Scotland's most successful club" was misleading, because they understood that the current club had only been formed in 2012. CAP Code (Edition 12) 3.13.7 BCAP Code 3.13.9 Response The Rangers Football Club Ltd (Newco) explained that The Rangers Football Club Plc (Oldco), which previously owned and operated Rangers Football Club (RFC), went into administration on 14 February 2012 and that, in order to preserve RFC after a Creditors Voluntary Arrangement failed, its business and assets were purchased by another corporate entity, which was now known as the Rangers Football Club Ltd and that, therefore, the same Club was now owned and operated by themselves. They provided an extract from a Decision concerning RFC, by an Independent Commission appointed by the Scottish Premier League, in which it was stated that "in common speech a Club is treated as a recognisable entity which is capable of being owned and operated and which continues in existence despite its transfer to another owner and operator". They said the Commission had clearly stated that the same Club continued, regardless of the legal entity that owned and operated it and, therefore, that RFC had continued in existence since 1872. They also provided a letter from the European Club Association (ECA), concerning the RFC's continuing membership after the liquidation, in which it stated that, although run by a different legal entity, it considered RFC was still the same football club, having the same registration number with the Football Association, the same fans, the same stadium, the same club coefficient ranking and the same trophies, and it therefore recognised RFC as a founding member of the ECA, despite the change of ownership. Newco advised us that RFC was a full member of the Scottish Football Association (SFA) and that when Oldco, the legal entity who previously held the membership, went into administration and agreement was put in place to transfer exactly the same membership from Oldco to Newco, which had resulted in membership of the SFA being maintained. They further pointed out that the websites of the Scottish Premier League, the SFA and UEFA all confirmed that RFC had been in existence for 140 years by detailing all honours that the Club had won since its formation in 1872. The RACC said they felt that, given RFC's history, the claim "Scotland's most successful club" was valid and would not mislead.

Somebody like Ally could have told Lennon to bug out last week when he spoke about a Rangers player [Daly], nothing to do with them. It just takes a few choice words to start the fight back. I'm afraid it will be a long wait tho'.

It wouldn't surprise me if in the whole concoction, no one is prosecuted.

Can someone tell me why not paying millions of pounds in PAYE, doesn't land you in Court?

A wee spell in Barlinnie would be good.

Where does this come from?

I read it last night on FF last night, never posted it on here because as far as I could see it was only a rumour.

3-1 Full-time Well done the ladies.

I think the problem on this and some other things that were being talked about, is CG leaving. No one within the Club seems to be communicating with the Support.

Writing a book on Green while Rangers are paying his bills ?? I would like to know his wages.

Not many with more that are Scottish, and more than CL. He also has EPL experience..

Got to say after all his talk, he would look a bit foolish if he doesn't try. I can understand looking to buy as cheap as possible, we will need money to keep us afloat before long.

Talking about central defenders, I have pinched this from FF. ''I am not one for claiming to have inside info, but thought I'd pass on what I was told tonight. One of my good friends went to University with Callum Morris and is best mates. apparently Callum plays for Dunfermline and was named in the div 1 team of the year. He is 6ft 3 and meant to be a solid, quick defender. I have no idea who the lad is or if he's any good but according to my mate Rangers might be signing him! Anybody heard anything about this lad?

We should win it easy enough, it will be the performances of players and management that will be interesting.

Scotland Manager should always have european experience and Strachan fits the mould. A good result.

ALLY McCOIST wants Marius Zaliukas as his defensive rock for next season. SunSport can reveal the ex-Hearts skipper tops the list of targets drawn up by the Rangers boss. Zaliukas, 29, is available for free after quitting the Jambos at the end of the season. And McCoist plans to hold talks with the Lithuanian international next week in the hope of luring him to Ibrox. Finding a dominant centre-half is McCoistâ??s top priority as he prepares for the Second Division. The Gers gaffer has weighed up various options and has now decided Zaliukas is the man he wants to stiffen his side which leaked too many goals last term. Zaliukas had seven years at Tynecastle after joining from FBK Kaunas in 2006 and became a Jambos legend as skipper for their historic 5-1 Scottish Cup Final victory over Hibs last year. It is unclear whether he would be interested in signing for the Ibrox side, but McCoist hopes he can sell him on the move. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/leaguedivision3/4960239/Gers-want-Super-Zally.html#ixzz2VZfCdzOp Wonder if they will issue a denial ?

Good to see you back forlan, hope you enjoyed NARSA. What do you make of the Laxley scenario?

That's no arguement, some of them probably thought Whyte was ok. Seems strange to me that we think Dave King is fine, but someone else is a gangster, perhaps if they lived in each others Countries the shoe would be on the other foot. Now if someone says the Easdales are definately crooks, then tell us the stories, so far all we have is posters saying they are no good.

I'm sure we are concerned, at least I am, but because of the divisions in the support, what actually will/can we do? ZILCH. As I said in a previous post, where are the Rangers Supporters (King etc) who could do something about it.

Not sure it is actually the RST as such, more a certain member.

Whatever they are, they seem to have put their money on the table. You could ask, if this is so bad for Rangers, where is King and those who profess to have Rangers best interests at heart.