bradfordloyal1982

they count after extra time in the 2nd leg as far as I am aware

ha I know, unfortunately work calls in the morning, not that ill get much, I'll feel a bit of a cheat jumping on their bandwagon but still its buzzing. though tbf bradford will be shut tonight, its not like most big cities it doesn't have late bars unfortunately. still be lots of sore heads in the morning

well that was fucking amazing, the place was a rocking, quality day out all round. everyone at Bradford city should be so proud of themselves a 4th division team pumping 3 goals past a premiership team, whatever happens in brum in 2 weeks they should be so proud but here's hoping to another fantastic cup night for city.

Got myself a ticket for both legs, first leg is tomorrow, Have to say the city is buzzing. Anyone have any kind words they would like me to pass onto Lambert,

i think she is a munter, deffo something masculine about her. certainly not 29 ffs, looks about 40, would still fuck her till her ass caved in though

fuck em, these guys dont even have any money so the rumours go, only time will tell.

kinky

haha so they did, sorry meant swansea

was a belter of a night, great atmosphere created at the stadium, now in with a chance against big rivals leeds or chelsea, either way 2 legs will bring in a load of cash. probabaly get norwich though

http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/leaguedivision3/4687025/Im-not-welcome-at-Ibrox-and-that-breaks-my-heart.html IBROX was home sweet home for Kyle Lafferty for four years. Now, though, he doesn’t feel he could even walk through the front door. It hurts like hell for the three-times SPL title winner and lifelong Gers fan. Lafferty was part of a mass dressing-room exodus in the summer as Rangers crashed into liquidation. Steven Davis, Steven Naismith, Steven Whittaker, Allan McGregor, Maurice Edu, Jamie Ness, Rhys McCabe and Kirk Broadfoot all took advantage of players’ union advice to walk away from contracts. In some cases they cost Rangers potentially millions in transfer fees. The idea of slumming it in the Third Division was too much to bear for those worried about their career prospects and impact on international hopes. Bitter takeover frontman Charles Green slammed them all as opportunists and mercenaries. SunSport understands chief executive Green is still pursuing a number of them, including Lafferty, with the threat of possible court action next month. While there’s the pain of being regarded an outcast, the Northern Ireland striker still has no regrets over his own dramatic decision to quit Rangers. Six months on, and highly content with life at Swiss club FC Sion, Lafferty has revealed his decision to leave was made for his family. Not, as Green suspects, for his own personal gain. Lafferty gave his first major interview since his Ibrox exit to SunSport and opened up on the most soul-searching move of his football life. The 25-year-old said: “I know there was a lot of anger towards those players who left, a lot of accusations flying about. Things were said that were harsh and out of order. “I can only speak for myself. Let me make it clear my decision to leave Rangers was actually made five or six months before the club even went into administration. “There was an incident when I was out with Nic, then my fiancee, who was pregnant with Taylor. “She was sat in the passenger seat of my car while I’d gone to pay for petrol. A brick came flying through the back window and she was left terrified. “Given her condition she was badly shaken by it. And, as you can imagine, I was furious. “A few things had also happened before that, but what went on that night was the last straw. “All I could think about was what might have happened to Nic and our son. It scared the both of us. “There and then I felt I had to get out of Glasgow, leave Rangers, the first opportunity I could. Just get away from the UK altogether and start again abroad. The chance came during the summer — and I took it. “I knew it would leave people angry, and I understood why. But as far as I was concerned I only did what anyone else would — that is, make my family my priority and do what was best for them. “It still wasn’t a decision I took lightly. But nothing was going to change my mind. “Sion made their interest known and I was impressed by everything they had to offer. “Parma wanted me to go to Italy while there were also offers from Russia, Turkey and Greece. But Sion and Switzerland felt right — and I’ve never regretted it. “Maybe the only thing I would have wanted to happen was for Rangers to get money for me but the situation wasn’t of my making, I took advice, and that was it. “Now, we can lead our lives without fear of being bothered. I’m recognised in Sion, of course, but people here only have respect for me and my family. “Glasgow’s a great city and the majority of folk there were nothing but fantastic to me, even a lot of Celtic fans. But there were was still an element only interested in making trouble. “Things happened in my first two years at Rangers and I was never going to be allowed to forget them. “I’m the first to admit there was self-inflicted stuff. The diving episode where I got Charlie Mulgrew sent off in a game against Aberdeen at Ibrox, which I’m still embarrassed about, and the spat with Neil Lennon. They were stupid moments and I regret them. Believe me. But there were other things out of my control, that were just conveniently used against me. “When it got to the stage where Nic was getting dragged into it then enough was enough. “It’s all behind me now. I’ve moved on by joining Sion. Out here we don’t get any hassle off the park. “We’re coming back to Scotland in the next week or so to see family and friends. But I know I won’t be welcome at Ibrox — and that’s hard for me. “I’ve still got a lot of friends there and I’d love to go back and see them. “I don’t think it would be wise after what happened in the summer. “There’s someone in particular who has made their feelings clear about me. “I know the likes of Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall wouldn’t have a problem with me popping in but I don’t want to cause them any grief. “Hopefully, though, there will come a time when I feel I can walk in the front door. I’d really like that. Rangers is my club and always will be. “I wish the players, the management and the people behind the scenes nothing but the best. “I had a fallout with Ally a few months before I left. But we spoke before I left and we made our peace. I was really happy about that. “Now I’m delighted to see Rangers getting things together. “Young boys like Barrie McKay and Lewis Macleod are making a name for themselves and that doesn’t surprise because they are brilliant talents. “And Lee McCulloch’s the perfect captain. Jig got a new contract recently and he deserved that.” Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/leaguedivision3/4687025/Im-not-welcome-at-Ibrox-and-that-breaks-my-heart.html#ixzz2EQiN7Q5a

:lol: I could of swore it read leinster earlier, just reread it and obviousy not doh :lol:

that is amazing

finally this one, RIP our fallen family. Brings tears to the eyes

epic card display from inter milan game at Ibrox

Leinster you say

why have you got them on your FB page, - delete the fuckers, :-)

you can buy it here mate http://www.tholos.co.uk/id47.html

tbh watched it last saturday and have a lil laugh, especially the face paint thing lol, wtf, guess it was whyte runnign around dressed like a fooking tiger

All credit to the main man that is rangerseal on twitter

I play every week and currently lie 97650 overall

hopefully they pull a pompy

is uniteds nickname not red devils, bit bizzare having a giant red devil on ur pitch

Yeah it was a pre season tourny, with a team from each of the home nations, think it was the sheep, city, swansea and coleraine, apparantly it kicked off with the sheep a vid of it somewhere on youtube, edit: found it