Spliffy

They see it slipping and out come the paranoid.
They say the SFA are a laughing stock...pots and Kettles ...
He forgets the numerous red cards we've had to fight to get  recinded due to awful officials and the number of times Browns misdemeaners are overlooked,the numerous minutes silences interrupted,the numerous Fernando Rickson,Davie Cooper and Ibrox disaster songs. Hanging effigies of Rangers fans,Glorifying Protestant killing terrorists, the times Griffiths the racist bigots has mocked opposition supporters and got away with it and we're expected to feel sorry for an overpaid ned who canny pick a horse.. The list could go on forever about these cunts.
Glass houses.

Is this the same Joe O'Rourke that essentially said it was ashame Protestants didn't drown on the Titanic? Are we supposed to be taking lessons in bigotry and sectarianism from that Joe O'Rourke?

The hypocrisy and double standards in that rambling greeting faced mess of a letter is nothing short of incredible, hanging effigies and ira sing alongs at their midden all conveniently forgotten,  oh how they cunts are hurting and I'm fucking loving it. 

*Snigger* 

Didn't watch but it'd be hard to beat the Walter one from years back 

The Founders Trail was formed in the autumn of 2009 when we took a group on a walking tour of Glasgow visiting a few sites relating to our Founders  that our research had unearthed….this was to crash in spectacular fashion when a refreshment break was had at a West End Pub!
We then took the logical step forward and the first Trail by bus took to the streets of Glasgow in the November of 2009,we then approached the Club and in early 2010  had the Stadium Tour added to our day.
In 2010 we operated a total of three Founders Trails,2018 saw this escalate to an incredible 25!
We celebrated our 100th Trail in March of 2018.
Our first eight Tours of 2019 are sold out.
Since 2010 we’ve taken almost 9,000 people around Glasgow on the Founders Trail then through the front doors of Ibrox for the Stadium Tour,many for the first time.
An increasing amount of our Supporters Clubs are booking the Founders Trail which is  extremely important as it’s vital that the education process behind the project reaches as many people as possible.It’s today’s youngsters who will take our story forward.
Many Charities have benefitted from the Founders Trail including The Beatson, Yorkhill, Erskine Hospital and Poppy Scotland.
Our Board of Directors took the Founders Trail with us in November 2016 as did 32 Ibrox office staff in January of 2017.
We have a close relationship with the Rangers Youth Development Company which we support by buying Stadium Bricks, these are used as prizes for our  Trail  raffle which we hold during our food and refreshment break, this is our way of putting your money back into the Club.
Since 2009 the Founders Trail has generated almost £75,000 in revenue for the Club from our sales of Stadium Tours.
The media team at the Club have assisted the project greatly by regularly posting updates on the Club website, the Founders Trail advert is a feature on the screens at Ibrox on matchday.
The Founders Trail Roadshow was launched in 2014 which has seen us take our wonderful story out to supporters clubs, lodges and organisations all around the country and beyond. These events let us deliver our story to those who perhaps can’t come to Glasgow due to time constraint and cost.
 We have many Presentation events booked for 2019.
We’ve also made great progress with our Restoration of Rangers Graves Project.
It gave us a great sense of satisfaction to say that  this year the final touch was put to the 34th plot that we’ve restored with many more to attend to.
2017 saw the Restoration Project extend into helping those bereaved by the Ibrox Disasters.
As the curtain draws on 2018 we’d like to thank everyone who has helped and supported the Founders Project over the last nine years.
 We wish each and every one of you good health and a peaceful and prosperous 2019.
Iain and Gordon.
https://www.thefounderstrail.co.uk/
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

You are spot on.
They don’t even need to be pro-Rangers, just fucking neutral is like a revelation.
We get so much anti-Rangers propaganda, we become conditioned to it. It creeps up on you, over time, and only when you hear a sensible, outside voice you realise the bigot-controlled stupor that you’re living in.

ALFREDO MORELOS starred in a tribute match in his honour back home in Colombia alongside a team full of players wearing Rangers strips.
Just a day after starring in Gers' Old Firm victory the striker was the star attraction in his hometown of Cerete as local club Aquel Atletico Cordoba played a 'friends of Morelos' select.
The match was the centre-piece of a day of celebrations in honour of the Ibrox hero.
A tournament involving regional teams kicked off the day before Morelos was honoured by the mayor with a medal to salute the town's "illustrious son".
The 22-year-old was also pictured with his proud parents Martha and Alfredo snr.
Then a little over 24 hours after he came off the pitch at Ibrox celebrating a crucial Premiership victory over celtic Morelos was back on a football pitch.
He lined up with a team of friends all wearing the light blue of Rangers with the keepers sporting the orange goalie top.
Cordoba hold an annual reunion match for their former players, and pay tribute to footballers from the area who have gone on to play professionally.
Morelos has played in one of these games previously, having taken part in the 2016 reunion match while still a HJK Helsinki player.
The South American is now on a winter break and won't return to action with Gers until the Scottish Cup clash with Cowdenbeath on Friday January 18.
 
 
Not included the bit that Sutton says he should have had two reds or any the other shit at the bottom of the article.
Good wee read and hope to fuck he stays till the summer. We've either got four weeks of alfie or 6 months. Hope it's the latter

The atmosphere definitely doesn't look ruined there anyway, superb. 
We should've reduced their allocation years ago.

You make a lot of very good points Ace, and I can understand where you are coming from. My concern, if that is the right word, is that they have managed to beat us by their actions, and they would probably see it as some kind of victory.
Sitting in the East Enclosure I must admit I never saw the Gordon fuck up because that sounds like a deliberate action, but did hear some of our fans reacting which I just do not get either.
 
 

Craig Moore
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What a story this is. Humiliated by murty and cheered for by the taigs. Today he was outstanding. From the first tackle he set the tone and you could see what it meant to him at full time. Couldn't be happier for him. Deserved every bit of praise. 

Deserves a lot of credit today, as they all do, but he put in an immense performance. 
You'd be forgiven in thinkng LB was his natural position. Played it so well today. His corners and dead balls were a thing of beauty. Under pressure he cut inside so well like those with more recognised better ability. He done it. Like many others, took no prisoners and stood tall. 
He cares and it was a good feeling to see the lad do so well. Chuffed to fuck for him. 

As above, I canny wait to see the game while I'm a bit more relaxed, as I was at the game I was so wound up I canny remember half of it, is it on Sky again or anywhere else ?

Highlights, watch the whole game again. 

Need to find the full game somewhere online to watch. 

Absolute fucking warrior
Today we showed what has been missing against them for years - passion and desire and nobody epitomised it more than Ross. Fucking battled the ENTIRE game won the ball soooo many times to set us off again 
That's the potential and talent we all saw a while back hopefully he can stay clear of injuries and continue to improve 

The Benitez chat explains the constant tinkering but I’d say it’s a trait Gerrard has accidentally picked up.  I once saw Gerrard shake his head when Torres would get subbed at 2-1 and then Liverpool would draw.
rafa is great for defensive organisation but going forward it’s rigid and horrible- even when they won the European cup in 05 they were dreadful in the league and then winning vs juventus,they just seemed to stifle teams into boredom.   Hopefully Gerrard evolves more and takes more tactical influence from klopp.