OLE SUPER WILBERT

If I have a wean who's booting fuck out Green Brigade in 20 years time I'll double his Christmas presents

Fuck up.

I rate Bale very highly but I'd snap Madrid's hand off for £50 + Di Maria & Coentrao.
If they added those two, Soldado and reinvested that £50m they wouldn't be far off a title challenge IMO.

Who cares what the press think?

Magners on their Shirt... hardly surprising that they are cunts

Zabaleta's the best RB in England IMO.

Because it's the same every season, linked with big names and they end up with average players instead. Fair enough it's early but it'll be the same as it is every year.
Suarez going to Arsenal.

Talksport sign Colin Murray from 5Live.

Moses is a very good player. Really hope Chelsea keep him.

Fuck up ya helmet

You will find most if not all of the lodge members are practicing Protestants.
Andy fuck off out the thread if you know fuck all about it or if you don't care for it

Threat
Hopefully he carries out his "threat" on you.

Wanting another team to win a game of football is totally different to calling people bigots and insulting their culture.
You know that...

They have never to my knowledge condemned the sash, fathers advice, daddys uniform or any other song of that ilk. However songs like TBB they have.
Also back in April iirc Ally along with Kenny Mac and Durranty were paul bearers at an orange funeral

No the bands play the tune of Marching through Georgia. As far as i know tunes are not banned

Not going to the day this year mate, although will be in the stirling castle bar in Partick then round to Blackie St for the cultural entertainment that night

I will be off here on saturday as the halls is shite for phone reception

I stopped reading after the first sentence. What a load of shite.
You're getting desperate here. It's an absolutely ridiculous comparison you're making.

Wanting another team to win a game of football is totally different to calling people bigots and insulting their culture.
You know that...

I stopped reading after the first sentence. What a load of shite.
You're getting desperate here. It's an absolutely ridiculous comparison you're making.

Wanting another team to win a game of football is totally different to calling people bigots and insulting their culture.
You know that...

Wanting another team to win a game of football is totally different to calling people bigots and insulting their culture.
You know that...

Your first sentence is very ironic.

What an absolutely appalling and ignorant statement, which I will deal with in due course.
But firstly its amazing how many people within this thread are claiming it has no connection with Rangers whatsoever. Perhaps in my advancing years my ears are suffering from some kind of hallucination, but I would swear that the song repertoire I hear Bears singing reflects something completely different to that. The Sash, Derry's Walls, Build My Gallows to name but a few...are they not reflective of a Protestant/Loyalist culture which appears to be very much alive within our support ? So to suggest that there is no connection to Rangers would appear to be completely at odds with the facts.
The Battle of the Boyne had a significant impact on the whole of Europe.The Grand Alliance (League of Augsburg) was a European Union of States which sought to halt the advance of French colonialism under Louis the 14th. Both King William and the Holy Roman Empire were part of that Grand Alliance, in fact it was on the advice of the former that the latter actually formed the League of Augsburg or Grand Alliance. Pope Alexander the 8th was part of the aforesaid alliance.
On a more localised scale Irish Protestants (many of them Ulster Scots) supported William whilst Irish Catholics favoured James.The armies reflected such allegiances and also supported the wider European context of this battle previously alluded to. The Williamite army consisted of Dutch, Danes, Prussian and French Hugenots as well as Scots/Irish and English Protestants, whilst the forces of James consisted of French troops augmented by Irish Catholic infantrymen.
William's victory at the Boyne was a major factor in the shaping of the country we know today as the United Kingdom. Perhaps even more so in Scotland, where following the Scottish Reformation, Presbyterianism was still in something of an infancy, but was to go on to shape the Scotland we know today and its ability to do so was in no small part as a result of William's Boyne victory.
Of course opposition to Orange marches is a fairly new thing, not only in Scotland but Northern Ireland also. Ruth Dudley Edwards explains the sinister motivation behind it in her book "The Faithful Tribe".

Like you shat yerself fae wee Ryan