BasileBoliSoup
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I also put links on the victims names for the ones that the lads on Follow Follow have arranged memorials for.
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BBS,
i have put your Ibrox disasters page on the main page so it is easier for people to find.
also put in a link to The Treble Years (page not yet created) on the main page.
Cheers templ. I think that each separate disaster should have a page of it's own with reports and lists of the victims. Just made the page for the memorial after finding a site with good pics and info of the statue, but the original page for the disaster was already there and can be expanded.
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Anyone got an idea what the other cabinet is called? I'm thinking it might be to do with gifts from European teams.
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I'm planning on making a more detailed page for the Trophy Room on RangersPedia which will include individual pages for items. The main page will have a panoramic picture, video and information about the creation of the room. It will also have a list of items not in the cabinets, each with their own page, and then links to pages for each cabinet.
I've got the names of 5 out of the 6 cabinets and was wondering if anyone knew the last one? This is what I've got so far:
* Main Trophy Cabinet
* Loving Cup Cabinet
* Youth Cabinet
* Centenary Cabinet
* Churchill Cabinet
Each cabinet page will have a picture of it and a bit of info, then a list of all items in it with links to a page for each. Obviously this will take a while to complete but can be done by using info from books such as Blue Heaven, Temple of Dreams and asking for info on tours.
Going to use pics from http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?app=gallery&module=user&user=1&do=view_album&album=55 and http://imageevent.com/wertp/rangerstrophyroom as a start as well as scouring threads for other pics.
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I've been thinking for a while about how we could make the trophy room page even more complete. We could make a main trophy room page with some general info and pictures and a list of items not in the cabinets such as pennants, the St Etienne bicycle, Struth picture, Jim Baxter chair.
We could then have links to pages for each cabinet which would then have a picture of it and be broken down into a list of pages for each individual item. The names of the cabinets are:
- Main Trophy Cabinet
- Loving Cup Cabinet
- Youth Cabinet
- Centenary Cabinet
- Churchill Cabinet
Still unsure of the name of the last one but will look into it. Good sources of pictures for the pages could be http://imageevent.com/wertp/rangerstrophyroom and here http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?app=gallery&module=user&user=1&do=view_album&album=55&sort_key=idate&order_key=DESC&prune_key=*&st=0, and obviously people could take pics on tours and try and get more info.
- Main Trophy Cabinet
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Thanks mate. I take it there never was any writing below photo that said who everyone was, and you are using your own knowledge to name these ones? As there are not many team photos from the earliest days I thought if the names were available for this one then we could use pics for RangersPedia.
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I have one it was an excellent read. Off topic but see the picture that is your banner on the site, in your research did you ever find the names of the people in it? It's the last photo call at Kinning Park but the ones I've seen don't have names.
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larkhall is not the place its made out to be.
Loyalist Stonehouse is the place to be.
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I'd be very surprised if there were any Tims in Curlys
Tumshie you will need to take me done one time still not been it.
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Will depend on what countries you selected that you wanted players from at the start.
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Wee bump for this. That's all NewryBear's badges added to the badges section on RangersPedia.
http://www.rangerspedia.org/index.php/Memorabilia-Badges
Had been busy doing player profiles and had forgotten about this. Anyone has any badges that are not on the page then post them in here or join and upload the pic to RP.
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The stats have been wiped on mine on the PS3 but I can still look at the results I have had in ranked matches.
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That's my worry too. Rangers should ban these sites.
I know they are really popular, but it's to safeguard them and the club.
I remember watching Edu wish a happy birthday to Bobby Sands on Ustream because some tim convinced him to.
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Good stuff mate. I'm not going to get all the players done before I start new job but will keep chipping away at them.
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He's scored in nearly every bounce game he's played in. Wish the French FA would hurry up as he looks like another good option.
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http://www.rangers.co.uk/articles/20101005/reserves-see-off-pars_2255459_2175869
Rangers Reserves 2-1 Dunfermline AthleticSALIM KERKAR scored as a mixture of youth and experience helped Rangers overcome a strong Dunfermline side 2-1 at Murray Park this afternoon.
Neil Alexander, Andy Webster and Richard Foster all started for the Light Blues against their First Division opponents.
But after trialist Kerkar netted in the first half, it was Rory Loy who grabbed a late and deserved winner for the hosts.
Neither side imposed themselves in the opening exchanges, with too many passes going astray and opportunities few and far between.
And it took a flash of quality to finally separate the teams nine minutes before the break when Kerkar opened the scoring.
Archie Campbell broke away down the right and centred for the French-Algerian but he still had plenty to do.
The 23-year-old former Gueugnon midfielder did really well to step away from his marker and that created space for him to shoot.
And although it wasn't the most emphatic of finishes, Kerkar was able to force the ball over the line.
Stephen Stirling almost doubled the advantage with a fierce free kick after Kal Naismith was fouled and also drove wide from the edge of the area.
Naismith himself had the ball in the net just before the break too but his effort was disallowed after Kerkar handled just before the shot.
Dunfermline levelled immediately after the restart through a trialist striker and had other chances to go in front.
But by and large it was Gers who looked more likely to move ahead again and Kerkar smacked the post when he connected with Gregg Wylde's driven cross.
Stirling also hit the woodwork with a curling set piece from 25 yards before Naismith's follow-up was saved.
Campbell had a good effort turned around the post then Loy missed twice before he finally got the goal that counted.
Again it was Campbell who was the provider when he darted down the right to cross low for the striker to ram home in the closing minutes of the game.
RANGERS: Alexander, Foster, Webster (Cole), McMillan, Wylde, Campbell, Hutton, Stirling, Kerkar, Loy, K Naismith (Crawford).
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Was probably steaming after the Bursaspor game
He posted this :isay:
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I'll play midfield again if you want. Building my guys passing just now and then I'll move on to tackling.
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It's because some of the blue ones in the list are only partially done or just have the categories on them. I usually put the flagicons next to them if they are completely finished. You can put them next to the red ones if you want as I can still see that they are not finished.
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Sorry templ for rolling back those flagicons you did. I only add them once the player is finished so I know what ones are still to do.
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That's a brilliant deal, I got £13 on eBay for mine.
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Anyone have any new ideas?
Check out the new Chairmens page that templbluenose has started, which Darlo Bear suggested.
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They are brilliant ideas mate
Going to do a load of player pages tomorrow, not got anything else on. Need to do about 10 a day if I want to get them finished before I start the new job.
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What season are you going to start putting the programmes into the template?