MaddistonKnight

Unfortunately agree with you.

That picture was taken on the hottest day in Scotland last year!

Ain't seen Papa Lazarou about for a while.

Reyna The only time I've ever had a name and number on a Rangers top, it was his. Just shut the thread, there is no competition.

Pair. of. fannies.

I don't know, different types of player. But Butcher did have some left peg on him.

torn over this. excellent reimagining of a cracking top. Shit position for the club crest.

That's an understatement. Lot of Bears in these areas.

That's what I noticed straight away!

I was giving them the benefit of the doubt.........

A lot of people have short memories. It was so simple to keep on side with the support whilst still working your exit. How so many of the so called Rangers men couldn't work this out I will never know.

The Man City top from the late 90s. I though this was a belter

A lot more often than people care to admit! Both periods of his managerial stints.

It was worse than that. Forget that we'd be playing a deeper line, he'd drop 5 yards on every opposition kick out which would leave the rest of the defence fecked. the opposition would pile in behind our defensive line with him playing them onside. It was murder to watch knowing he was going to do it. It still haunts me as it was so hard to watch knowing that the managers of every diddy team we played KNEW he'd do it. Yet our own management team just let it happen time and time again. That should not be happening at Rangers, and yet it did.

His performances in the Championship were abysmal. Utterly abysmal. And he let the fans from Lewis and Harris supporters club down when he wouldn't come up to the Thornton Suite to accept the POTY year award on the day Annan humiliated us 2-1. I was there in the Suite and know he fucked these boys off. And he was the one with the pathetic sliding tackle that let the Annan player through to score the winner. Let us down twice that day. And his mateyness with the filth at half time in the League Cup semi-final? Remember that?LAUGHING with them as he came off the park with us 2-0 down. Yes, he let us down alright.

Correct, he was. He never hide that he supported Hibs but he never let us down. Unlike McCulloch, who is one of us....

McCulloch was rank rotten in the Championship. Clueless at centre half. Darren MacGregor being played at RB to accommodate him was a disgrace. Warburton dumped him straight away.

Don't. One of the many reasons a certain Ibrox Idol plummeted in my estimation. Thanks for reminding me.

Loved a penalty against the filth!

I've saw DM a few times back in the 80's. In the Edinburgh Playhouse around the time of Some Great Reward was the first - brilliant gig. Saw them a wee while later on the Black Celebration tour at the SECC - didn't enjoy that as much, mix of the venue and the not being a big fan of that album. Out of interest, did you ever see Japan?

Not sure, but I reckon it could handle 700-800. there are a few seats around the wall at one side that the less robust can use during gigs. Think it does drag nights (NOT my scene) and comedy nights.

It's new to me! Been open 2 years-ish, on Glassford Street between the Casino and the NCP. It was probably a night club previously. Saw Bad Manners, Big Fat Panda & Max Splodge there a few times. It's got decent bars, TV screens to the sides of the stage, good sound (in my opinion, but I am probably tone deaf). I prefer it to everywhere bar the O2, but just my opinion. Hate the bars in the Barrowlands. O2 isn't any better from that viewpoint, but I love the sound in the O2 and there isn't a bad place to stand in there. Saw The Civil Wars in there the day before they called off the UK tour back in 2012. Amazing experience that wouldn't have worked the same in the Barrowlands - the fact they had obviously fallen out made the show incredibly tense and intense. Probably the reason I like the 02!

Have you played in Slay? I really like it, going there this Saturday for The Vapors. Won't be a popular opinion, but I reckon the Barrowlands is overrated - was miles better when they used to shoehorn people in back in the 80s, saw so many big bands there back then. It's also a shithole of a place, in a shithole of a place.

I've know a few Hibs supporters who were more loyalist than your average Rangers supporters. One guy I knew ended up in a brawl when his very loyalist brother in law, and his brothers, set about scum supporters who had invited themselves into a Hibs pub. The scum thought they'd play the "we're all brother" card. The Hibs boys told them they were not brothers, in an impolite fashion, the scum got hot under the colour and were then given a good kicking. Warmed the cockles of my heart hearing about the filth getting a hiding!

Oooft! You like your coffee bitter?