nacho_nacho_man

here here. RIP Juls Dad.

no trout about it...

doesn't surprise me, stewart taigan is a weasel.

buying school uniforms aye right...the 'celtic minded' are more interested in the REMOVAL of school uniforms.

jig - future cult legend.

division 3 who gives a f*ck, we're Super Rangers and we're going up.

Out living your child is one of the most tragic things in life. My thoughts and prayers are with the Reyna family.

they may strip their youth team, but they'll never strip our titles! GIRFUY.

you'd think the mhanks would be content with the stripping of youth player's kits.

If the SFA/SPL had a rap, i think it would go something like this. (ok, so it's more of a song, nm)

A Scottish League team last played in 1990, to mark the league's centenary, in a match against the Scotland national team.[18] The manager of the Scottish League team was Dundee United manager Jim McLean.[18] The Scottish League select won 1–0, with the only goal scored from a penalty kick by Dutch player Hans Gillhaus.[19] [edit] Players For a list of all Scottish League XI players with a Wikipedia article, see Category:Scottish Football League representative players. A Scottish League XI was last selected in 1990, by Dundee United manager Jim McLean.[18] The following team, dominated by players from the New Firm of Aberdeen and Dundee United, was selected by McLean:[18] Theo Snelders (Aberdeen) Gary Stevens (Rangers) David Robertson (Aberdeen) Jim McInally (Dundee United) Miodrag Krivokapić (Dundee United) Freddie van der Hoorn (Dundee United) Istvan Kozma (Dunfermline) Paul Lambert (St. Mirren) Charlie Nicholas (Celtic) Bobby Connor (Aberdeen) Hans Gillhaus (Aberdeen) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Football_League_XI

Says a great deal about the Rangers family. My heart goes out to miltonkeynesbear, I can't even begin to imagine what you're going through.

didn't Regan once say... “The implementation of the Judicial Panel process was approved unanimously by all member clubs at last year’s Annual General Meeting to bring efficiency, transparency and independence to the execution of football rules." http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish_fa_news.cfm?page=2550&newsCategoryID=36&newsID=9731 ...Yet more sporting hypocrisy, what a bunch of

good point (and bump).

Thats' tragic news R.I.P. £16.90 donated.

oh you cannot keep us Glasgow Rangers down, oh you cannot keep us Glasgow Rangers down, oh you cannot keep us Rangers, cannot keep us Rangers, oh you cannot keep us Glasgow Rangers down.

I regularly listen to drive time on the way home from work and had some suspicions that the caller was yourself from RM. You came across very well mate. Have a rep or 5.

D (cup) Day - Regan and Doncaster are tits.

Gazza

with a pen in your hand and YOU'LL NEVER WORK AGAIN! sign on! sign on!

Personally I will be attending as many away div 3 games as possible (and all home games on my ST).

Great post Essandoh, I entirely agree with your sentiments. Super Ally! Super Ally!

this

I'm under no illusion that the current investors are in there purely to make a profit - division 3 football has undoubtedly scuppered their plans to sell-on the club as as attractive proposition. Maybe just maybe...this isn't such a terrible thing. Could division 3 football give CG the impetus to reopen negotiations with Walter's consortium...? To some degree, the deck is no longer so well stacked in CG's favour. In light of current conditions perhaps the existing investors would be happy to receive a return of investment (plus a minimal profit). Of course I'm being extremely optimistic, but our current position could attract attention from investors who are genuinely passionate about our club. Who's to say though. I guess we'll be in a more informed position once the 'dust has settled'.