thebluedoo

that you Ally ?

Its when the pitch is lovely and flat, we can't deal with teams playing football!

Be handier if it was bumped with an actual update

Well done, Bears. Way to support your own!
http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/item/8913-320k-raised-from-ricksen-match

They certainly will if we adopt that attitude. Unluckily for them we aren't all of that mind set.

The opening 10-15 minutes is so crucial today, we cannot afford to lose an early goal or it could be similar to the last game at easter road! Huge match.
You owe us a big result rangers. today is the day

Fund Action - Supporting Rangers and Erskine - Quarter Season Tickets
We've just bought 2 Quarter Season Tickets (1 Adult - £85, 1 Concession - £65) for Erskine Care Homes.
This will allow a Veteran and Carer to enjoy the next 4 home games at their convenience, without having to worry about meeting us beforehand to collect tickets, which is always a hassle.
We've been very fortunate to find the last two absolutely perfect seats available in the West Enclosure - on the aisle, near the front, near the halfway line, and near enough to the dugout to make out the faces of the various Legends doing the half-time draw!
We'll also be providing some normal match tickets to Erskine for next week's game - we're just waiting on them giving us a number.

Post-Auction Update:
Namouchi Framed Shirt Delivered One Happy Fund Member £35 for the Fund
Only eight more framed shirts to deliver.

Completely forgot about him, I'd stick him on the left in place of Wallace. Maybe shift Wallace into the back three or drop him altogether hopefully giving him the kick up the arse he needs!

Tbh bud I'd be surprised if they weren't already doing this. Then again sometimes folk get so close to a project that what appears as obvious to others does get overlooked. To my view what we have here is an investigation into state aid that is being stonewalled, however as it continues it is throwing up more and more evidence that something very serious has been going on involving public bodies and the movement of cash to a certain football club.
The fact is when you are dealing with public funds and land deals there is a very wide paper trail involving contracts, surveys, safety reports and bank transfers and so on. On top of that you should have minutes of all meeting that were involved in generating these, so for all that paper work to have been miss-filed, destroyed accidently, removed by persons unknown or not generated to start with is highly unlikely unless some one has gone to an awful lot of trouble and has an awful lot of power at their hands. Basically what I'm saying is we may not actually get them first-time round for state aid, but this will come as a by-product of unearthing more serious activities that may warrant jail time for those involved and that those who started the investigation had no idea that they would uncover.
To date it would seem that we have had a lot of stonewalling in response to legal FOI's that in itself may be illegal and a lack of documentation within one council that seems to be against all operating procedures and rules involved for a public government body. If organisations are willing to break procedural rules and laws of the land to stop others from getting a full and proper disclosure of what has been going on I think it is fair to suspect that they are doing so to cover up something that was illegal and a lot more serious involving the activities of people who are probably either still in the employment of the organisations or have moved on to higher posts in local or national government.

I see this a bit like one of those things you see where they knock over one domino and than everybody watches what picture starts to reveal as each subsequent domino goes over. One wonders if anybody involved in these deal would be willing to serve time to protect the organisation that benefited from their acts.

yeah

DJ "Rangers will find little holes" I think DJ's taking out his little hole"

No. It's like another sport.

They may not want to be held to account, but those who set up the LI, served on its management board, set up the SLA, and signed the checks will be held to account sooner or later. Likewise those who have been office bearers and public representatives within east Dunbartonshire need to be investigated for their lack of action since this has been brought into the public domain. They have been contacted repeatedly and have done little other than to stonewall those seeking answers.
Other than the term "fraudulent use of public funds" I find it hard to describe what has gone on in East Dunbartonshire, and from what we have seen so far the creation of the LI seemed purely to be as a vehicle to channel this money to c****c at the expense of any true public project that it was supposed to deliver.

Come on guys lets pick holes in thier team, and stand firm behind ours, If this team pulls this off then the players and coach deserve all the praise that will come their way, come on the Rangers

Actually that's a decent point, set pieces are crucial for us here and atleast with Smith we have someone who can take them

mps list of questions to audit scotland regarding sale of lennoxtown and the scums sla
http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1skc2ka?new_post=true

Yeah, Daly's a good shout and he's caused them problems at Hampden before but I'm not sure if he's mobile enough to play the lone striker role in a game like this.
That's what I think McDowall will choose, I'd play Templeton on the left and I'd play anyone over Foster.

If it is he is Sheringhams stunt double :-)

A lovely occasion. Well done for supporting one of our own, Bears, and to all of the players out there who can all count themselves as Bears for life too.
Great to see those old stars. Klos. Jeeso. He has the beginnings of man boobs, which I never expected from such a fit, professional character, but my-oh-my did he become the Klos of 15 years ago in a instant! Some of those saves were top class. And wee Rino. Never the most talented player, but you can see why he became such an important one for some great teams. Midfield terrier extraordinaire. So many heroes out there. Enjoy it while you can, folks, because the next generations of legends might be a little different.
But, anyway. It was an emotional day. I hope it helps the man to stay strong. And on a secondary note, many thanks to Fernando (and the organisers), because despite your illness you've managed to do what many have failed to do recently - you made it feel like Rangers again. And it was great to see so many kids there, being taught what it means. Once all of our problems are over, make sure you keep bringing them, Bears, and teaching them what it's all about. They are the key to a healthy future for this club.
No Surrender, Fernando!!!

Had to laugh at Rino running about kicking lumps out off everything in red. Duries finish was class and has still got a decent bit of pace on him.

Sad sad stuff, take a bow Bears, fantastic turnout.
No Surrender Fernando.

GB, you are a shining light on RM and I thank you for giving me something to raise my mood.
Sick of all the pish that surrounds the club just now, however your "timely" post, cheers me up and brings me back to reality!
Top man!