Blue Bear

"I played for the team I loved." - Davie Cooper

65 goals from 68 penalties

Proud to say it - I was there

Got it in one! McLean and most of the other Sports journalists have deliberately misused the terms, we know the agenda! Had the BBC response been credible it would have supported its position as being consistent in making the "clear distinction" as it did when referring to Pacific Shelf 595 in the past - which, of course, it didn't. In a sporting context it is simple, we are Rangers - we were then, we are now and we will be Rangers forever. Most of the Sports journalists, and the BBC, are sporting hypocrites.

Posted in another thread... In significant points in history, of our country and our club, great people emerge - Moses McNeil, Mr Struth, Willie Waddell, Jock Wallace, Walter Smith and others. Often they are thrust forward in adversity and display a candour, dignity and most obviously integrity that most others cannot match. They are giants amongst pygmies. Step up Ally McCoist, a giant among the small men and small-minded of the SPL and SFA. You are a legend in our time, in the years ahead Rangers fans will talk about, reminisce and retell the story of our troubles and our rise back to greatness and most of all they will talk of the emergence of a true Rangers legend, already established on the field of play, they will talk of Ally McCoist - Super Ally - "Super" doesn't quite do him justice! Arise Sir Ally

One is a cheating, conniving, murdering bastard .... the other shot people in a cinema in Aurora.

Well said that man we will fight to the end - No Surrender

Alan Smith and Robbie Fowler

In significant points in history, of our country and our club, great people emerge - Moses McNeil, Mr Struth, Willie Waddell, Jock Wallace, Walter Smith and others. Often they are thrust forward in adversity and display a candour, dignity and most obviously integrity that most others cannot match. They are giants amongst pygmies. Step up Ally McCoist, a giant among the small men and small-minded of the SPL and SFA. You are a legend in our time, in the years ahead Rangers fans will talk about, reminisce and retell the story of our troubles and our rise back to greatness and most of all they will talk of the emergence of a true Rangers legend, already established on the field of play, they will talk of Ally McCoist - Super Ally - "Super" doesn't quite do him justice! Arise Sir Ally

As soon as they get back from their tour of Japan Wouldn't it be great if the SPL could help its team's to compete in Europe by moving fixtures around? Hmmm, maybe not, it's about "sporting integrity" after all

'a moral victory' - unbelievable that we're getting a lesson in morality from a man who's behaviour as a footballer and manager has been reprehensible, and from a club with such a tarnished history. Before you look to us Mr Lennon perhaps discuss morals with Messrs Brazil and McCluskey.

These issues are still on the agenda. Rangers membership of the SFA has still to be approved, and it will be subject to us agreeing any and all future sanctions - without recourse to legal challenge. While we have already accepted the points deduction, fines and relegation and the football debt will largely be paid using last season's SPL earnings, it goes beyond natural justice (integrity?) to expect anyone to agree any future penalties derived from any misdemeanors perpetrated by others not connected with The Rangers Football Club. Particularly where those who will determine those sanctions cannot be trusted to act in a fair and objective manner! The Court of Session has already found the SFA guilty of acting illegally in their attempts to impose a transfer embargo, yet that issue is still on the agenda and, to make matters worse, they are asking us to accept future punishments without challenge, legal or otherwise. The architects of this scheme are now being exposed, the SFL has not been taken in by bullying tactics of the SFA and SPL. Their "master plan" to cripple our club and at the same time continue to cash in on our massive drawing power has been exposed. Those leading this conspiracy, Regan and Doncaster, must be removed from their positions and the SFL Chairmen have tabled a no-confidence motion in that respect, the SFL needs to follow through with that motion. However, let's not forget those other members of the SFA and SPL Boards who also acted in support of their CEOs, they too must be brought to book as it is clear that the shameful ways in which they have acted have been driven by a hatred for Rangers, an opportunity to damage/destroy our club while wrapping their own self-interests in a cloak of "sporting integrity" and all of that has been exposed by the events of recent weeks.

... We will emerge stronger ...