glasgow argyle

will Alan Sugar be there?

i think he got it with a loan from wonga.com but the mini bar is being kept locked, just in case he does a runner AGAIN

agreed Ross Perry must be sick getting overlooked in favour of Bartley and Goian

great video, but i would liked to have heard what the speakers were saying, can we have it again without the music please?

well done, glad there was no trouble and no arrests, WATP

looks like their could be some truth in this TBK & BK? joining forces

please, please, to all those attending, stay calm and dignified there will be cameras watching our every move, lay off the booze, and make a peaceful, but noisy protest, which is our right in a democracy.

i will no longer bet with Hills, although it is nearest shop to me by a long way, i will let staff no why

i am all for peaceful demonstrations, and though i fully support this protest. we have to be careful not to fall into the trap, of it turning violent, this would only play into the hands of our enemies, lets keep the protest dignified, and don,t have any more negative publicity. and keep away from the "sellick" minded public houses in the vicinity

best of luck,for your excellent idea

the game where Harold Davis chased the "Foreigner" was played at Ibrox on 16th September 1959, Rangers won 5-2 agg score 7-2 Armand Joseph Jurion of Anderlecht who wore glasses was the player who bolted, with big Harold in hot pursuit, Harold stopped in his tracks and burst out laughing, but who knows what would have happened if he could have caught him. i was in the Main Stand with my father that night

very remiss of me not to include Terry Butcher, i have tried to edit this to include him and Dado Prso, Jimmy Millar, Nacho Novo ,Graham Roberts (and perhaps more) but can,t seem to find the way to do this.

noted and added to list

noted and added, i did add Jim Denny for the joker, but think i,ll leave Kevin Musket, out

noted and added to list

noted and added

after the thread on most skillful Players, i thought i would gauge the opinion on who was the hardest, most lion hearted players you have seen. o.k. Jim Denny will get at least 1 vote. but in my view, i would expect the top 3 to be. John Greig Stuart McCall. Alex MacDonald. feel free to nominate others

you could add Ally Scott, to that list,Jim Denny of course, but i have to disagree with you on Jimmy Nicholl

i can,t help thinking the administrators have no incentive to settle this early, it seems that would be akin to turkeys voting for Christmas. how much are they making out of this? i agree the TBK should join with Kennedy and get this settled asap

i,m old enough to have seen Baxter, Henderson, MacMillan etc in the flesh, but for me the most skillful player id a straight choice between Laudrup and Gazza, and the mad Geordie shades it for me, the man was different class, two footed, could head the ball, tackle, and his hat trick against Aberdeen was the best individual performance i have ever seen from a Rangers player.

Gazza for me, a genius but, closely follow followed by Laudrup, Gough, & The Goalie

points taken. why not make it a 2 leg match and we are all happy. play for the Ulster Covenant Trophy, it is the Centenary year, after all?

of course it,s great that our loyal supporters in Northern Ireland can get the chance to help RFFF, but i think this match should take place at The Stadium, the Windsor Park Blues will come and give their support, but i suspect the maximum crowd will be in the region of 14,000, if this friendly had been arranged at Ibrox, surely we could expect at least double that figure?