bluepeter

I'm in Kazakhstan these days, first trip has been a shambles so really not been on much. Good to see @gogzy holding the place together as usual  

We should petition for something called a "Sutton Button" which only mutes that prick.

Farah!!!  

Prefer Jess Ennis myself  
Buzzing for tonight, the missus has just gone to bed in disgust as I started into another bottle of wine.
Come on GB!   

Prefer Jess Ennis myself  
Buzzing for tonight, the missus has just gone to bed in disgust as I started into another bottle of wine.
Come on GB!   

Porn on BBC4, sport on BBC1. I'll stick with sport for now, I've got internet full of porn for another day  
Super Saturday is once in 4 years, some awesome sport already today and the best is yet to come  

Rutherford about 1am.

Fuck up  
Poor defending at set pieces again  

That's really interesti... 

That's really interesti... 

Was about to post exactly that.

Wales win and 2-1 Wales here for me so with all due respect, fuck you and yer bet 

My BTTS 1st half is gone, I'm on 1-0 Wales so no more goals thanks  

"Come on boys, move the fucking ball around" and similar.

"Come on boys, move the fucking ball around" and similar.

Over time, I think Ally will be remembered mostly for his goalscoring legend status, with his awful managerial stint (and questionable decisions around finances) brushed under the carpet like an embarrassing blip in an otherwise great career. Not yet though, his abilities and decisions while manager are still too raw, and are still costing us as a club. 
There seems to be a concerted and coordinated campaign going to get him on the pitch for the last home game - I wonder who is orchestrating this...?
Bottom line - it's disrespectful to Mark Warburton and Davie Weir to parade a manager who spectacularly failed to achieve what they have achieved, and what is being celebrated. I don't think I'd object (at least nowhere near as strongly) to him being in the Director's Box as I would to him being on the pitch. Him parading a trophy he failed to win is just nonsense.

Over time, I think Ally will be remembered mostly for his goalscoring legend status, with his awful managerial stint (and questionable decisions around finances) brushed under the carpet like an embarrassing blip in an otherwise great career. Not yet though, his abilities and decisions while manager are still too raw, and are still costing us as a club. 
There seems to be a concerted and coordinated campaign going to get him on the pitch for the last home game - I wonder who is orchestrating this...?
Bottom line - it's disrespectful to Mark Warburton and Davie Weir to parade a manager who spectacularly failed to achieve what they have achieved, and what is being celebrated. I don't think I'd object (at least nowhere near as strongly) to him being in the Director's Box as I would to him being on the pitch. Him parading a trophy he failed to win is just nonsense.

Over time, I think Ally will be remembered mostly for his goalscoring legend status, with his awful managerial stint (and questionable decisions around finances) brushed under the carpet like an embarrassing blip in an otherwise great career. Not yet though, his abilities and decisions while manager are still too raw, and are still costing us as a club. 
There seems to be a concerted and coordinated campaign going to get him on the pitch for the last home game - I wonder who is orchestrating this...?
Bottom line - it's disrespectful to Mark Warburton and Davie Weir to parade a manager who spectacularly failed to achieve what they have achieved, and what is being celebrated. I don't think I'd object (at least nowhere near as strongly) to him being in the Director's Box as I would to him being on the pitch. Him parading a trophy he failed to win is just nonsense.

Over time, I think Ally will be remembered mostly for his goalscoring legend status, with his awful managerial stint (and questionable decisions around finances) brushed under the carpet like an embarrassing blip in an otherwise great career. Not yet though, his abilities and decisions while manager are still too raw, and are still costing us as a club. 
There seems to be a concerted and coordinated campaign going to get him on the pitch for the last home game - I wonder who is orchestrating this...?
Bottom line - it's disrespectful to Mark Warburton and Davie Weir to parade a manager who spectacularly failed to achieve what they have achieved, and what is being celebrated. I don't think I'd object (at least nowhere near as strongly) to him being in the Director's Box as I would to him being on the pitch. Him parading a trophy he failed to win is just nonsense.

Over time, I think Ally will be remembered mostly for his goalscoring legend status, with his awful managerial stint (and questionable decisions around finances) brushed under the carpet like an embarrassing blip in an otherwise great career. Not yet though, his abilities and decisions while manager are still too raw, and are still costing us as a club. 
There seems to be a concerted and coordinated campaign going to get him on the pitch for the last home game - I wonder who is orchestrating this...?
Bottom line - it's disrespectful to Mark Warburton and Davie Weir to parade a manager who spectacularly failed to achieve what they have achieved, and what is being celebrated. I don't think I'd object (at least nowhere near as strongly) to him being in the Director's Box as I would to him being on the pitch. Him parading a trophy he failed to win is just nonsense.

Over time, I think Ally will be remembered mostly for his goalscoring legend status, with his awful managerial stint (and questionable decisions around finances) brushed under the carpet like an embarrassing blip in an otherwise great career. Not yet though, his abilities and decisions while manager are still too raw, and are still costing us as a club. 
There seems to be a concerted and coordinated campaign going to get him on the pitch for the last home game - I wonder who is orchestrating this...?
Bottom line - it's disrespectful to Mark Warburton and Davie Weir to parade a manager who spectacularly failed to achieve what they have achieved, and what is being celebrated. I don't think I'd object (at least nowhere near as strongly) to him being in the Director's Box as I would to him being on the pitch. Him parading a trophy he failed to win is just nonsense.

Unlucky Halliday!

Ok, the thread is back. Let's not go over old ground, we all hope this can continue but we'll wait and see. Regardless of what happens, all money is accounted for and will be spent according to the wishes of the fund.
http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=285661#entry1062807942

Ok, the thread is back. Let's not go over old ground, we all hope this can continue but we'll wait and see. Regardless of what happens, all money is accounted for and will be spent according to the wishes of the fund.
http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=285661#entry1062807942

Ok, the thread is back. Let's not go over old ground, we all hope this can continue but we'll wait and see. Regardless of what happens, all money is accounted for and will be spent according to the wishes of the fund.
http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=285661#entry1062807942