OvertonBluenose

I don't care what sanctions the retards at the SFA impose on us, so long as we get back to playing football. I have already renewed my season ticket and can't wait to go to Ibrox and watch us play our way back to the top. Hopefully will only take 3 seasons, if it takes longer due to the transfer embargo so be it, the bastards in the SPL will suffer more than us. WATP.

I will still support the Scotland, irrespective of my dislike of the twats running the SFA. I have lived in England for 27 years but still want them to lose every game. I would happily support a British team but can't see that coming too soon, olympics aside. However I must confess to thinking well done USA for giving the SFA's team a severe spanking.

Knew about us playing in the FA Cup semi final, a fact I quote to my English colleagues all the time. Sadly can't see us being allowed into the English league set up any time soon, not unless Sky demand it.

I don't think we will ever play in England. Our only hope of escaping our Scottish backwater is the formation of a European Super League. With our fan base we would no doubt be invited but would probably find ourselves in a second division. EUFA will have to do something to help clubs such as ourselves trapped in small & financially inadequate leagues. Sadly it may take many, many years before this happens.

Totally agree with your comments, youth or earlt twenties is the only way to go from now on.

I live 170 miles from Ibrox and chose to spend my money there, if there were more away games nearer Lancashire I would probably go to more away games. I chose not to go away games, but I wouldn't advocate that others shouldn't go just because their fans/chairman have it in for us. I fully respect fans who decide thay don't wan't to go to Dundee united, Hibs etc, I just worry that the SPL cannot afford to lose any of our medium sized teams. A league of minnows will not make attract sponsorship etc, let alone TV revenue. Man City got £60.6m for winning the premiership, I suspect we only got about £2m for last season. It's not fair but that's life, until we can play in a better league we have to have a care for our opposition no matter much we may detest their actions. We are Rangers we are better than all the rest. WATP

I'm just as angry as everyone at the punishments that have so far been handed out to our great club & can understand the desire to punish those who seem to most relish our predicament. However the reason there is so little money available from Sky and the rest is the Scottish game is at best dire, with the exception of the Old Firm games nobody outside Scotland is interested in watching our league games. As a season ticket holder living in Lancashire I travel to Ibrox for almost every game, work permitting. I seldom ever visit away grounds, last season's title decider at Kilmarnock being an exception, however I would not like to see a ban of away games in force. Our team deserves the support of our travelling fans and sadly the teams we play rely on this revenue to survive. I see no benefit in weakening our opponents further, with no other league to play in at present, we need a stronger challenge from the other sides to drive us forward & hopefully increase interest in the SPL beyond Scotland.

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I fear we will suffer liquidation by the end of the season. If we are also relegated to the 3rd Division so be it, it will hasten the death of Scottish football. I doubt the SPL will survive without us and our support.

At last some good news for Rangers fans who have a liking for Chelsea. Thru to the Champions league final by drawing 2 all with the mighty Barca.

As I don't bet but like the odd McDonald's I've sent an e-mail to them saying I will not visit their restaurants again unless the ban is overturned. I'm sure there are plenty of bears around the world who enjoy the odd burger!!

I'd happily pay £100 per year membership, but would like it spent solely on finding & developing youth players/under 21s from around the world. The only way we can hope to compete with the big clubs in Europe is to find talent, develop it and sell on after the lads have contributed towards our cause for a few years.

That is exactly what i meant.

When we finally come out of administration, can we please have a Chairman who would never do anything to harm the club we all love. No matter who ends up owning us I think they should appoint Walter Smith as Chairman, someone we can all rally behind to drive the club forward.

I was in BF3 and there was one attempt at TBB but it petered out after one verse. The killie boys could be heard throughout the game.

Mervan will turn out to be a great player for us and will help us do 4IAR. keep him for a couple of seasons then sell on for a handsome profit.

Yes, I'm responsible for making him a bear, having been brought up in England in united/liverpool territary. Took him to his first Rangers game at the age of 7. Was at The Sheep Shaggers ground, Craig moore scored the winner.

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Oh to find another Colin Stein or a super Ally.

Well done to Rangers Media's very own blogger Darchevinny winning 'Best Scottish Football Blogger 2011' and trouncing the septic entry. WATP!! Thanks to everyone on the site who took time to vote.

The only good thing about Davis at the moment is that his performance is so bad that no one will want to pay good money for him in January. However I expect him to play a big part in our push for 4 in a row. WATP!!!

Must be Hamburg for me!

If McCoist walks or is pushed, who do we go for, Souness, Butcher or do we just get Walter out of retirement PDQ?

Time for a change, if Ally can't change the way we play, its time for him to go.