Gustavus

Eaglesham/Waterfoot is loyal

We need a young, hungry manager out to make a name and improve players. I'd look in Germany, bundesliga 2 (or 3, cause that's the level we are just now). We need fit, robust players who can hold the ball, then look up and pass quickly and accurately. With a desire to win. I feel as if I'm talking to my 9 yo son. We don't even have the basics right just now

I just bought br5 for me and my 3 boys. Normally sit in family stand anyway cause it's the cheapest option but it looks like fixed rate £19 adults/£6 kids across stadium so I had a hunt around - still some good single seats but nothing together unless in corners up high or down low. Copland rear and club deck not available just now? For 19 quid surely centre club deck is more attractive than main stand restricted view? I think attendance will be better than many anticipate - open the whole stadium and give folk the choice of seats - reckon we can get over 40k for this.

I bought my first st at 13 (anyone remember the 'rover' where you could move around ibrox?) with money I saved up from my paper round. Happy days. My old man was a third Lanark fan but with gentle persuasion bought a premier club ticket when Souness arrived for him, me and my brother - we had seats in the govan rear for over 20 years. Life changed - work, travel, marriage and we let the seats go. Now at 43 I got 3 boys, 8, 5 & 2 and is important to me they grow up with exposure to a successful Rangers team playing high quality football, but who also understand the clubs Protestant ethos and traditional values. So obviously the last few seasons have not been the kids best introduction to our club ...... But I'm morphing onto my parents! Like me, my boys now attend ibrox, BB, and Sunday School regularly. Once 16 they can choose their own way (as in other aspects of life). 8 yo is hooked on gers already, and i'm certain his brothers will follow. Family section has been great for encouraging me and my pals back along to ibrox with our kids. It's a sad state of affairs that in Scotland 2015 I somehow feel being a 'Bluenose', and allowing my kids to wear Gers strips to Saturday morning football, is something i need to defend, or justify. Am I really so 'off message'? Well tbh that's other folks problem - 'no one likes us, we don't care!' as far as I'm concerned. Not one iota of bigotry within the boys (although dad has to admit he hates the bheasts, enjoys singing all traditional Rangers songs and accidentally, of course, happens upon orange parades every now and again) - just a sense of pride in our identity and football team. And it's only going to grow over the next few years as the team once again matches supporter aspirations. WATP.

icon now popped up 'rangers v motherwell' without mentioning hospitality. should I stay or should i go (and start again?) - or open two browsers. don't want them to clash though

Well done gers. I got hospitality icon too. waited for 40 mins - got through to seat selection ... to be told 'No home games available". now back in queue - saying over an hour to wait, been on 21 mins already. anyone managed to buy tickets online yet?

I asked if I could collect reprints earlier this week and was told they are only available on match day. I would check this with TO so you don't waste journey. Last time i checked club website there were still no details on reprints. Why? Surely someone should have anticipated a bit of info for fans on this would have been helpful?

I'm in the same boat. Contacted TO via email and have been impressed by quick response (Liz Miller, Supporter Services). Much more helpful than staff on telephone line (who 'didn't know'). Anyway, I have been told reprints only available on match day, TO open from 9am Sunday. C'mon Gers