Colonel H VC

Was a wonderful season. First OF game at Ibrox. Coopers reverse pass to Durrant. Turned that big doo Aitken inside out. Arguably my best memory. my first season as champions also. Really felt you were part of something special. A football " Happening".

THEY ARE NOT NORMAL. That would make a great banner

Just back. Go to the Scots Rock on the strip. Wall to wal Rangers

He's got a sister called Itchi and a brother called Smelli.Honest

From what I seen they where a bunch of victorian street urchins

Tell your boss you are going to a Gay Pride march.

Groundwork has probably been done prior to announcement. The sooner the better.

"Timothy dost protest to much" as Shakespeare once wrote.

I believe it was to the tune of Pilots classic "Magic". Number 5 in the hit parade 1975. Nice.

Yes. There was a banner in the east enclosure the following game "rangers and catholics don't go".

The Chosen Few (thousands). No Surrender

Chewing gum,macaroon

Understated. Classy.

Outstanding young man

Whatever will be, will be. The futures not ours to see. Que sera sera. I'm sitting here wondering how the fuck we got in this mess. Reminiscing with my son about when I went to my first game. Fucked 3-0 at Ibrox against an Aberdeen team at their pinnacle. My father telling me to watch Cooper. " he's a cracker" he said. Cooper had a nightmare. But I was hooked. Driving up from Greenock, Sitting in the boot of a volvo estate as the adults drank in the front, going to the game not knowing if we were going to win. We didn't have a good team then . Ali Dawson was in the first eleven so the standards weren't high. But I didn't care. I was with my dad watching Rangers. To be honest he was a Morton man but he took me to Ibrox because he knew how much I loved it. And so it continued. I grew up. Souness came and went. Sir Walter took us to new heights.i got married , had kids. I took my father to Ibrox to watch Airdrie, unbeknown to me it would be our last due to the ravages of Alzhiemers. But the legacy continues. My son has a brick in the Gascoigne wall at the Copland Rd. a small piece of Ibrox that will be forever ours. Corey M Beaton is inscribed on that small piece of red brick. My son. He will be forever blue like his father. No matter what the future brings. From darkness to light . No surrender

Love it. No stars. No glitz. A true Presbyterian jersey

Liquidation lite. The choice for a new generation.

Fukus offus

Absolutley.Went public and Showed his hand. Going to be a long weekend. Bears need to man up and stay strong. Semper Paratus

The cheerleader. Graham Roberts