Perth_Campsie_Ger

My brother in law runs the P.U.S.H charity shop in perth, they got a load of rangers video's handed in and put them on the 50p a video shelf to sell but after their valuer noticed them and told them they were collecters items they are now selling them at what they have been valued, if any of you are intrested let me know and i can get a list of what ones there is, somone has already bought one of them for £40, they will be on display/sale in the shop for another week before going to a sports auction.

Alan Smith l0l thats wh we usually get linked with

there is a multi at the etap hotel in pacific quay park there and get the bus from rangers pub there?

just rep'd you, good to see bears with big hearts hope that some of the reporter that trawl here looking for storys to print in their rhags pick up on this goodwill gesture not that thats the reason that you are doing it, its just nice to see that there really is some good people left in this world.

Because west ham is an anogram of the new stadium

I heard something similar happened to mark hately and that was one of the reasons he left rangers, duno if that was true tho

bruce moffat was my pe teacher, went on to manage east fife

I recon if we could get into the epl we would attract top players as we have an amazing stadium and training facilities just not the funds or the leauge to attract them at the present time, if we did get into england we would have to start at the very bottom and work our way up because what lower leauge club is gona vote for 2 new teams to be automaticly promoted above them? then the issue is keeping a hold of good players on lesser wages to ensure getting promotion every year. The atlantic leauge sounds good but who can afford going abroad every other week to follow their team? an option would be for the teams in it to possibly subsidise travel by chartering planes etc for season ticket holders but how long would it be before that leauge gets boring with no promotion or relegation unless they started an atlantic leauge cup for the teams left at home in the spl etc to try and win promotion into the leauge. If we do get into a new leauge I think the spl might benefit from it as those who would normaly go to home and away matches might start going to see their local team and have their local team as their "scottish team"

never liked him at utd as i thought he was a moody prick but kinda changed my mind abot him when he came out of the tunnel and walked over to the fulham bench to shake mark hughes hand but refusing to come on as a sub is a joke, surely he aint gona be like that untill the jan transfer window

is it just me or does the guy in the middle of the crowd look like he is wearing a collarette

How about the chorus of this song for when we score I don't know what you did with the link, but I hope this is the song you meant! - croatianbicycles

The identity of the man whose left arm was amputated after he was run over by a train at Perth railway station on Sunday has been revealed. Garry Geddes, 21, from Buckie, was returning home after watching Rangers defeat Aberdeen at Ibrox on Sunday evening when the "tragic incident" took place. After missing his bus home he decided to travel back to Moray by train with two friends. It is understood that Mr Geddes, who works for Buckie firm Moray Firth Windows, had stepped off the 9.45pm train from Glasgow to Aberdeen when it stopped in Perth station. While trying to reboard, he slipped and fell beneath the moving carriage. A witness to the accident said the train travelled a few hundred yards before coming to a halt. Mr Geddes was described as being in a stable condition at Dundee’s Ninewells Hospital. The accident is especially tragic as it is understood that the window fabricator severed the tendons in his right wrist last year during a work-related accident. A spokesman for British Transport Police said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the incident. He added: “A 21-year-old man from Buckie slipped and fell from the platform and under the train. He suffered a severe injury to his left arm and was taken to Ninewells.” A ScotRail spokesman added: “We are cooperating fully in the investigation into this tragic incident.” In Detail: • Man has arm amputated after slipping onto train tracks Hope he recovers as well as he can after this :disappointment:

Chelsea cant loan him out untill january as EPL rules state that you can not loan a player within the same transfer window that they signed

hopfully mr whyte will have got the shock that he needs and starts spending decent money on decent players

Its rediculus, bet he was wishing mcgregor got sold lol

Players like adam are getting bored coz there is no reserve leauge

He could have a recall clause in the loan deal

Who do you think we will send out on loan this year? I think possibly Fleck for 6 month mebey to stjohnstone Grant adam 1yr Qos Andy little t go down south to somewhere like oldham

Does that rule not only apply to homegrown players? im sure if they aint english they have to be registared

For me it has to be "adebayor. . . adebayor. . . . his dad washes eliphants and his mothers a whore" lol

cant see him going there, having to wash you'r own kit etc he is far too stuck up for that

:davis: Skysports.com understands Rangers star Steven Davis has agreed a new deal to stay at Ibrox. Rangers have been in talks with the Northern Ireland international for the last few weeks about a contract extension. The Scottish champions have already agreed new deals with Steven Whittaker, Allan McGregor and David Weir this summer and Davis is set to follow suit. Davis has established himself as a key member of the Rangers side since his arrival from Fulham in 2008. The former Aston Villa and Fulham man, whose current deal has just a year to run on it, is believed to have agreed a three-year extension with Rangers and will put pen-to-paper next week.

barcelona fan

I hope the guy walks out wearing a gers top lol