The Louden Tavern

RANGERS goalkeeper Cammy Bell has urged supporters to take advantage of a new four-match ticket package and fill Ibrox for the remaining league games of the season as the new Board continues the rebuilding of the Club.
Stuart McCall’s side have four home Championship fixtures left to play in Season 2014/15 ahead of the play-off matches – Cowdenbeath (28 March), Hearts (5 April), Raith Rovers (12 April) and Falkirk (25 April) - and the backing of supporters will be crucial as the Light Blues look to secure promotion to the top flight.
The fans have been and always will be the lifeblood of the Club and Cammy, who was pictured with Murray Park youth star Tom Walsh promoting the four-match ticket packages which are on public sale today, is encouraging all supporters to pack Ibrox in the final weeks of the campaign.
He said: “It has been frustrating being on the sidelines through injury for so long but I am delighted to return to action and it was great to play at Ibrox in front of the Rangers fans once again last Tuesday and in Sunday’s victory over Hibs at Easter Road.
“Fans have endured a difficult time in recent years but with their continued backing, especially in the final four home games of the season, we can start to make Ibrox a fortress once again. Results have not been good enough and the players all accept that, but we hope to put that right in the final weeks of the campaign and take the Club back to the top flight.”
Prices for a four-match value package start at £62 for adults, £50 concessions and just £18 for juniors in the Club Deck subject to availability.
To book a four-match ticket package fans can click here, visit the Rangers Ticket Centre or call 0871 702 1972 (calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras).

RANGERS goalkeeper Cammy Bell has urged supporters to take advantage of a new four-match ticket package and fill Ibrox for the remaining league games of the season as the new Board continues the rebuilding of the Club.
Stuart McCall’s side have four home Championship fixtures left to play in Season 2014/15 ahead of the play-off matches – Cowdenbeath (28 March), Hearts (5 April), Raith Rovers (12 April) and Falkirk (25 April) - and the backing of supporters will be crucial as the Light Blues look to secure promotion to the top flight.
The fans have been and always will be the lifeblood of the Club and Cammy, who was pictured with Murray Park youth star Tom Walsh promoting the four-match ticket packages which are on public sale today, is encouraging all supporters to pack Ibrox in the final weeks of the campaign.
He said: “It has been frustrating being on the sidelines through injury for so long but I am delighted to return to action and it was great to play at Ibrox in front of the Rangers fans once again last Tuesday and in Sunday’s victory over Hibs at Easter Road.
“Fans have endured a difficult time in recent years but with their continued backing, especially in the final four home games of the season, we can start to make Ibrox a fortress once again. Results have not been good enough and the players all accept that, but we hope to put that right in the final weeks of the campaign and take the Club back to the top flight.”
Prices for a four-match value package start at £62 for adults, £50 concessions and just £18 for juniors in the Club Deck subject to availability.
To book a four-match ticket package fans can click here, visit the Rangers Ticket Centre or call 0871 702 1972 (calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras).

To be fair I've not received a reply in this thread to my follow up to your claims - Why is that Bluejon
GM

Hi mate,
I assume you mean my uncle and dad and that its me you went to school with
Otherwise I have a brother and son I don't know about haha
GM

There might be a few Rangers fans in the Louden, don't hold me to that but.

There remains a simple fact here, which is that we don't know what went on in that room. There are a number of assumptions being made - on different sides , some will jump to 'he is holding out for cash' others 'they want to keep him in an awkward place until after Monday', the reality is that we don't know, and some of the assertions are said with far too much confidence.
Ps: for the sake of the club, the fans and the players, the situation is ridiculous and utterly embarrassing.

We will be open from 11am this Sunday - think a few of the pubs have 12.30 licenses.
GM

I always recommend supporting your local Rangers Supporters' Pub/Club.
Support your own
GM

I always recommend supporting your local Rangers Supporters' Pub/Club.
Support your own
GM

Thanks for the mention Dunny.
Sorry if my language ofends, but hey ho.
We are trying to give Rangers supporters a platform to air their views, but unfortunately we do not get a lot of callers other than a gallant few like youself Dunny and Larkie. (and occasionally the inimitable Lord Trevelyan)
We try to give about 80% of the content to Rangers subject matter, but some nights are slow news wise.
We shall endeavour to keep improving and are always open to callers.

WTF was that prick Marshall doing there? All he does is profit from the support, he doesn't give a flying fuck about Rangers.