Blue Army Faction

If he'd made the effort to get himself really fit he should have been scoring goals in that division for fun. He chose not to, instead just taking his salary for minimum effort, sooner he and many others are shown the door the better. Far too many wanting big money but unwilling to give more than minimum effort. Bye bye.

We should be trying everything possible to get promoted but the way the play-offs are staged, it is going to be really tough if we let 2nd place slip through our grasp.

Great article and it is time people took a stand for free speech at home as well as in foreign lands. Je Suis Billy Boy.

And when the sound of the battle is over It's shoulder to shoulder we'll stand To remember the brave young Ulster soldiers Who fought for the flag of the Red Hand

Totally agree, only three decent teams in the Premiership and with a sensible approach to the squad, training and tactics we can easily finish top four and be up there challenging for a top two finish.

Still think we have a reasonable chance of winning by the playoffs, but can't see us catching Hearts and the playoffs are always a bit of a lottery especially with the way they are set up to benefit the Premiership team involved.

No, only failing to get promotion will result in him being sacked.

Seems very odd, they're part of UOF and tweeted about Ibrox 1972 fund, encouraging fans to do so, but choose to give it a wide berth themselves.

No problems with supporters who choose to support the team away from home, but I refuse to give any of my money to the teams that tried their best to kill mine.

Good opening post and we can only hope that this is the view taken by other supporters of the Reqs. The last thing we need is a policy of starving the club to death to try and gain control over it.

Some people may not like it, but this is so true.

The hardest player i have seen live playing for Rangers is Jim Steele. Didn't play many games but left his mark in them all.

Don't miss it at all, feel cleansed by not having to share stadium space with them.

Nelson Mandela was the head of UmKhonto we Sizwe, (MK), the terrorist wing of the ANC and South African Communist Party. At his trial, he had pleaded guilty to 156 acts of public violence including mobilising terrorist bombing campaigns, which planted bombs in public places, including the Johannesburg railway station. Many innocent people, including women and children, were killed by Nelson Mandela’s MK terrorists. He is not deserving of our applause.