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A bit of assuming going on there fella, I'm not so sure there's anything like that going on.

Famine goes on for Jon

Night and day to watching us last season. Long may it continue

Famine goes on for Jon

Daly's link up play is fantastic

Famine goes on for Jon

Famine goes on for Jon

Famine goes on for Jon

Famine goes on for Jon

Famine goes on for Jon

Famine goes on for Jon

Famine goes on for Jon

You can already tell that, once we get going, Law is going to boss things for us in midfield this season.

Shut the fuck up lawrenson you absolute cunt of a man !!!!!

Game over

these comments on macleod are bang out, saying mccabe and ness were better too is unjust. he is younger than both also wee saw the captain of america get rinsed at this level same with a romanian international same with one of the best midfielders in scotland last season in black. you can't get a tidy midfield player at this level there just isn't the time. people are expecting a xavi iniesta type in these games which just isn't going to happen, they get stuck in a lot more than in the spl. lewis macleod will flurish at the top with more time on the ball same with hutton, look at motherwell game. and hutton against man utd.

Bullshit. We scored the most goals and deserved our win.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFcSSV9zwiA&feature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQL68aEPXEo&feature=youtu.be

A few thought on this good discussion.
Rangers are a symbol of many different things, but to define it, ask your enemies. So how do the people who hate rangers, view what this club represents?
I think they would go down the line of; a Scottish west coast based club that is predominantly; Protestant, supporting the union with the rest of the UK, supporter of the Queen and Britishness. The enemies of Rangers will come from a spectrum of views but will fire out the most extreme one if they are attacking the club or what the club is a symbol of, in their eyes.
I would say that historically our enemies have pegged Ranger right; they are a symbol of a Protestant, Unionist and Scottish as well as British identity. So, when you wear that Rangers scarf, they see the colours and imbue you with the same values as the symbol it represents. To say I don’t buy into the Protestant, Unionist and British identity, does not matter, as the judgement on you has been made.
Now a bit of conspiracy theory here. If you are looking to attack a belief system the first thing you do is attack its symbols and paint them as unclean, as in morally repugnant. I do believe that that attacks on our club are both planned and opportunistic. Let me explain, lots of people have wanted an end to the sectarianism in Scotland so when one of the major symbols of it falls, then try and kill it so the other half will whither away. The opportunity arrived and half thought out plans were sharpened up. The ones who truly hate us have been dreaming of this for a long time and quickly galvanised themselves for action, with smear campaigns and via the media trying to demonise the symbol of the belief. It doesn’t need to be solely religious, such as Nationalism needs Unionism to fail.
Are the Vanguard Bears right in what they are doing?
I would say yes. The reasons I say this are, people have every right to defend Protestantism, Unionism and being part of the United Kingdoms of Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland. This is not against the law. The majority of Scots are Protestants even if they are none practicing ones, so the Vanguard Bears are voicing fears about a social change that may effect the majority of the population.
I am not a Vanguard Bear or have ever met one to my knowledge, but they are doing what every Rangers supporter in the seventies would have done with out moralising. They would have stood up for their own kind. Can they get fiery, yes, I guess you call it passion.

I'll second this. People need to chill the fuck out!

this place is fucking mental.
I'm out for a while before i start hitting my head against a wall.

one of them against SPL team, and one away from home, and one by a good few goals.