BeargerNo.1

I usually do this:
read and get an understanding of the main runners manifesto’s.  
Then decide what’s good for
1. me and my family 
2. my local community 
3. wider society in Scotland and our relationship with Europe/rest of world 
then I vote  
I never once think what’s best for my Football club - knowing my thoughts on that haven’t changed for 50 years. ie: a half decent manager and players capable of winning things     
 
 

I have been a Rangers supporter for 63 years longer than a lot on here have been alive albeit from the other side of the World for most of it.
I cannot believe some of the vitriol aimed at posters who don't happen to vote for a certain party. These people are Rangers supporters whether you like it or not and yes I read some of the media from Scotland that seek to implicate Rangers in everything evil in the World but I choose to ignore them and get on with it.
I remember when Rangers had a protestant only signing policy, I also remember a certain player of ours being hounded out of the club because his wife was a catholic and don't try and tell me that was not the reason. Twisted and bitter wee men.
This is the 21st century and I'll bet some of you uber protestants have not set foot in a church for many a long year. We now have Catholics, protestants, Moslems, people of different skin colours and all different nationalities they are all Rangers players and as long as they wear that shirt I will support them.
The outrage on this site when Glen Kamara was racially abused by that moron last year was great but yet the same people slagging off people who vote for the SNP.
Rangers as a club promote " everyone anyone" nowhere do I see except if you vote SNP. You all need to have a good look at yourselves, small minded bigots akin to the nazi's of WW2.
Rant over and you can tell me to fuck off if you like. I will still be a Rangers man.

So if you read the Daily Record , vote SNP , support the Red team on Bargain Hunt , or answer the door tae Jehovah’s Witnesses.you are not a Rangers supporter ....Listen Son , ive been supporting Rangers since you were in Nappies ...Scum like you dont tell me what i should do .
 

At least Ibrox would be open. If this lot continue we will be banned from Europe, do you not understand that?

At least Ibrox would be open. If this lot continue we will be banned from Europe, do you not understand that?

BR4 and yes but only Rangers songs. Not interested in pope, Vatican, Rome, Bobby Sands, Ira, UVf etc.etc.

At least Ibrox would be open. If this lot continue we will be banned from Europe, do you not understand that?

Beat me to it. Not one word accepting any guilt, just how wonderful they believe they are.

At least Ibrox would be open. If this lot continue we will be banned from Europe, do you not understand that?

At least Ibrox would be open. If this lot continue we will be banned from Europe, do you not understand that?

Have you actually ever been to ibrox during their tenure?  They are anti atmosphere. 3 stands could be singing in unison and they'll decide to sing something else. 

At least Ibrox would be open. If this lot continue we will be banned from Europe, do you not understand that?

We had enough eejits there today. Some of our fans just cannot behave.

Sunday 22 September | St Johnstone (A) | KO 12:15 PM Sunday 20 October | Hearts (A) | KO 12:15 PM

Sunday 22 September | St Johnstone (A) | KO 12:15 PM Sunday 20 October | Hearts (A) | KO 12:15 PM

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy

Rangers are delighted to announce that the Women’s first-team and Academy have become fully integrated within the club’s football department.

The exciting move means Rangers will have the opportunity to recruit professional players, as well as turn some of our existing players professional.

Rangers Women will now play all their home games at the Hummel Training Centre, when the second half of their season resumes in August, following a break for the summer’s World Cup.

The new stand at the club’s training facility has been developed in line with Scottish Women’s Premier League requirements for this purpose.  

Learn More: https://rng.rs/2XPVSZy