LoyalWilliam91

The board putting the Club into admin again would be a way of making some easy, much-needed redundancies. I'm no business or financial expert, but I think if the Club were to try that without being in admin, then they could be open to potential lawsuits. The Club (according to the board) has no creditors either. That's a good thing if it's true. Apart from the potential redundancies, there is no benefit of a second admin. Whatever happened to the expression: "Once bitten, twice shy"?

This has happened three times to me. Once, with the black training jersey and twice with the home jersey. On the third return, I just got my money back instead of exchanging it again. £45-50 is a lot of money for some people to fork out for a jersey, so they should be made to the highest quality. Plus, I con't really be arsed going through all the bother for a fourth time. You're not supposed to wash football jerseys over 40 degrees Celsius, you never tumble-dry them and you're not meant to use fabric softeners. I stuck by those rules and the sponsor print started to peel off after only 1-2 washes. The lady who served me in a SportsDirect told me that this has been a common problem with these jerseys. Even if you don't have proof of purchase, do what you can to get it refunded or replaced. Don't hesitate to contact Rangers straight up about it. Let us all know how you get on, mate.

Fair enough, mate. That is your opinion. My point is that I think Sandaza should've been given a second chance anyway. He might have turned it around. Or he might've not. Who knows? Thanks for reading, buddy.

I suppose we did, but I still think he should've been given a second chance. Thanks for reading, mate.

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I have family in California and in Belfast who are Rangers supporters. What I meant was that we'll be football fans whilst they bang on about the business side of the Club. I'm not saying that I, or anyone else, are better fans than anyone else. It's Rangers. We all do our bit, no matter where we're from.

Hi mate. I didn't see your comments last time, hence the reason you didn't get a reply. If you think boardroom matters are crucial, that's your opinion. Nothing wrong with what you think. Everyone is entilted to an opinion.

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Thank you, mate. Like I said, I do understand to an extent why some fans keep on top of boardroom matters. But some either take it too far and let it warp their wee lives or end up slating fellow Bears... Something I'll never condone.

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I have an old one from the 80s knocking around in my parent's home from a match at Ibrox against Bayern Munich. It looks like an old piece of yellow paper with blue writing on it, but it's quite something...

Yeah, totally. What I did was my choice. No-one asked me or put me up to doing it. Least of all Shane or anyone else at the CRO. Maybe the wrong decision to go onto that chat show earlier, but it's me who'd going to have to live with it. No-one else's fault or burden.

And for the record, I just want to make sure her and I are on the same wavelength.

Shane, tell the truth. I got you to come on here to back me up. I can't stand the heat so I need the big bossman to help me out

Who was this mutual friend here then?