CoatbridgeBear

Congratulations mate.

He's a tim, but he was never that bothered, what did he say in he's interview?

Good one Edmiston Drive!

Tony's my mate! Weird seeing someone you know playing football professionaly, was always a stand out when we were younger.

Not even bothered about City, but it's a belter of a girfuy to manure http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpswrex5djo&feature=related

Every post I see him make, he's either being cheeky, accusing people of being tims, or just being a smartarse. What's the point ?

Why are you a bellend to everybody on this forum?

In Division 1, played 2, lost 1, won 1. Scared to play it

Haha, we should loan him out til the split

World Class player.

Cheers mate! That you just realised that haha ?

I know mate, & thanks.

That clebration

I know mate.

Post it...

Fucksake!

Brilliant!

Aye just go into 'My Documents' and then right click, then delete, but go into the recycle bin and delete it from there too!

Thanks mate, I love reading stories like this, so thought I'd share mines. Rangers til we die mate!

Thanks mate, so many good memories about our great club, but the ones with the genuine great stories, are the sweetest ones.

That's exactly my view mate.

Thanks mate, the story gives me a wee lump in my throat, but it's a great memory to have, that no-one will ever take away from me.

That year was a special year for me, retaining OUR crown. But there was just something so special about that day. My Granny, god rest her , had Orange Lilies, and one fell the morning of that game, and she said to me that was good luck. Was her house we were all in when Helicopter Sunday took place, listening to it on the radio...(as we didn't have Setanta yet) We always watched the games in her house, as soon as we got Setanta, basically 'The Family House'. Poor wummin nerves were always doing overtime when Rangers played, she would never watch games because of it, but she'd sit through in the kitchen, waiting on me & my Grampa, and all other family members, roaring when we scored! But that day she was so nervous, she couldn't even be in the house, my Mum had to take her out for the day, some garden centre in glasgow I think. The whole family was in watching it, the feeling of sheer joy when we scored, I'll never forget, EVER! We regained our crown from those bastards, and I watched it with my Rangers family...Simply The Best! WE WILL BE BACK, AND WHEN WE DO IT WILL BE SO SWEET! WATP, ALWAYS!