bluebear24

What I meant was split something like the amount of money man city have spent in the last few years with all 12 SPL teams, improving the quality of all teams.

The thought did occur while eating last nights cold left over pizza.

Iv'e been thinking about the sheer amount of money that man city have spent in the last couple of years to try and push into the top 4 in the EPL (they must nearly be hitting 500 million). I cant help but think if that amount of money had been invested into our league buy a wealthy backer, then the standard of the whole league could of risen. I don't buy the rubbish that the SPL is that much worse than the EPL, but if you were to split 500 million between the 12 SPL teams the quality of player could be increased, this in turn would improve the quality of the game, leading to better TV rights. This is far fetched and there is no chance any one with that amount of money would invest. Not for nothing anyway, possibly if a cut of TV rights were given to said investor. Yes I know this is a crazy idea and will never happen but its just what I was thinking at this min in time.

I'm good mate, you have the internet for that!

HAHA!! mate i'm for Paisley unfortunately I happen to be a forces brat! so im stuck in farm land cos the girlfriends from down here.

got it, screw up with spelling and get ripped! sorted I wont make that mistake again.

defiantly mate, when I said not the best start I was thinking Europe, and all the stuff going on that isn't exactly football related.

to be honest I never came on here to worry about my spelling so if you have nothing constructive to say don't waste your time saying anything

im a little young to remember much before murray, I know there was allot of history before him, I am just saying from what i have seen growing up, i obviously no a bit about our history but i was just commenting on what i have actually seen growing up.

please no one get me wrong i think the mess murray has left us in is mental, but i think he had the best intentions there, and i have seen too many people slating Whyte over the mess when he has no control over what happend previously, we will come through it stronger and hopefully the bubble that is english football will pop and people will see the SPL isn't as bad as people make out

why the feck not, if you cant rip the piss out of yourself someone is going to do it for you anyway.

ok ok spell check screwed me over what you gonna do

yeh I completely agree he has rapped the club and we could possible be in a serious mess(not that anyone can say for definite what is going to happen), but if Murray never done what he did I would of never seen some amazing players playing for rangers. so as much as I wish he had ran the club better, I cant criticise what he was trying to give the fans. just wish it could of been done better.

Hi guys, please excuse my first post, I have been a fan of Rangers Media for a long time but have always been a passive user and never actually posted anything. I Have been a rangers fan as long as I can remember, I am only 23 and have been lucky enough to see our team make it to the Uefa Cup final and spent over £1000 on my ticket, I will always support our team and I am starting to get worried with the amount of people not supporting the new owner and management team. yea we haven't had the best of starts this season but there have been some big changes going on in the background, I believe both the new owner and the management team need to be given a chance, from what I have read the owner wants to stabilise the club to live within its means. this I believe is something that has to happen, don't get me wrong I loved being a wee boy going to the game and seeing some massive stars playing in the famous blue jersey, but this seems to of caused the brunt of our problems at the moment, I would never criticise the old owner as he has given the club some of its best years, (yeh he has caused allot of problems for the new owner)but the club will live on, and as supporters, we all need to show our full support to the new reign at Ibrox.