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Mine too-tramps couldn't sell their tickets then either. http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=Mc2I5m4XaGM&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DMc2I5m4XaGM

spot on mate, really crazy outlook to have. surprised the bheasts havent already started a new suicide bombing campaign- lots of wee brendans going bang in the name of integrity! i wonder what they are promised when they get to heaven. Not 72 virgins, maybe just the u15s

Splitters! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gb_qHP7VaZE Dont know what the answer to any of this, but we have been picked off over the years.

i see we have a useful banner ad for irish ferries... even in these times RM thinks of others. so if taking a flyer off erskine doesnt appeal why dont you...

exactly. Celtic were looking out for Celtic, not Neil Lennon.

Good piece Kev. I read the Times article. It is a desolate piece of writing and one contrived simply to make yet another attack on all things Rangers, and on this occasion, Scotland. As usual it is achieved by way by of the all too familiar use of snide innuendo. This journalist seeks to conjure images in the minds of readers of violent Rangers fans lying in wait for Mr Lennon. It is gravely insulting just as it was intended to be. The Times needs to seriously consider its judgement in allowing itself to be used in this way. Phil Gordon has assembled one fact ie Mr Lennon was advised by Celtic Security not to take a seat in the Directors box, and used the space afforded to him to infer that this is a Rangers problem. It is of course pure prejudice on his part. In short, he fails his newspaper and misleads its readers. If Phil Gordon had any other purpose than to sully our name, then he would have offered his readers another and more plausible alternative to Celtic's reasoning. That is, Celtic must have been acutely aware that by his own actions there was a very real chance that Neil Lennon would have heaped embarrassment upon his club. This is something totally airbrushed from all reporting on Neil Lennon and he is never properly held to account for his own behaviour. There is no way on earth that Rangers would have allowed Neil Lennon's safety to be compromised- like we need that. Rangers security and the Police, given all that has happened in the past, would have been very quick off the mark to make a swift and decisive decision regarding his safety should they have sensed a threat. It was Celtics reputation and not Neil Lennon's safety that was under threat and Celtic acted accordingly and let us carry the can.

And there's me thinking it was because they are pish. Fucked by priests; fucked by Rangers. Poor fool never had a chance

Yessssssssssss, come one rangers.

my first old firm and first trip to hampden. Mind blowing. I was 13 and the bears were in full voice all day, it was overwhelming. of course the GFITW also added to the flavour by panning in our bus window. Tinks, the lot of them

Good discussion. There are many worthy names in our history. To me Cooper shone brightly at a time when we were struggling as a side- the early 80s was grim. He lit us up. I guess our points of reference will differ because of age, but when I was a boy Davie Cooper was the epitome of a Rangers player. I was glad he had the chance to play in a better side when Souness rolled into town. I saw him go through Hearts at Tynecastle many moons ago and it was breathtaking. Laudrup and Gazza might have done similar, but thats not the point. They might have been blessed with outrageous talent, but Davie Cooper was a bear touched by magic.

Aye, totally with you one on that one dardo. An amazing feeling. another gem was the footage of the 'title celebrations' over at the glitterdome.

All of the above, but Walter lifting the trophy (and also the LC at his last stint at hampden) was the sweetest moment and I had to vote for that. After a long and trying season, all the shit from the earls and our off-field problems, that was a beautiful moment to be a bluenose. The money shot of season 2010-11. I think Jelavic's LC goal made a big dent in the earls title hopes though- they were riding high on a wave of self congratulation at that time. We had been feeling the pinch in old firm games but they were bitch slapped from start to finish that day and they never recovered. Inverness was the proof of that.

Top job Chris. I like your style. I enjoy the in depth stuff and a weekly digest to round up the weeks anti-Rangers dross, loonys etc seems like a good plan. Hotshot Hamish and Tom English's lazy piece on Wallace being a case in point.

good blog Chris, keep up the good work.

he looks like he is in the middle of a hunger strike himself.