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Great gesture! If you email rangerscharity@Rangers.co.uk someone usually gets back pretty quickly!

I love Ibrox the way it is. It needs a good clean and a paint and the kiosks and toilets area could do with an upgrade but I don't see the need to rebuild. I've always wondered if the turnstiles could be moved out on the SJ, Broomloan and Copland to the edge of where they are now rather than having the covered walkway all round. The extra space it would create inside could be used to upgrade the facilities.

I agree. I'm on your side.

The way he is talking about preparing for the next game and going all the way in the cup it sounds like he has been told he is in charge until the end of the season.

To be fair he was born and raised in Yorkshire.

We really are clueless at the back, lose the ball far too easily in midfield and 9 times out of 10 pick the wrong option with our final ball. The only hope is that this game really proves that although we are capable of finishing second in the SPFL we have no chance of negotiating European qualifiers next season unless we find a bit of quality somewhere.

I like Gilks. He seems to shout and marshall his defenders a lot and is confident coming out for crosses into the box. Not sure I see a difference between the two with regards one being a better shot stopper. Fod is better with the ball at his feet though. Happy for Gilks to play.

Where about do you go in your account to see?

I used it for the Motherwell game as I was on holiday. As far as I know I just get £10 off my season ticket next season rather than the cash.

Again I didn't get. I've had Kilmarnock and East Stirlingshire. We need to be more transparent on the ticketing system. We should list for every game on the website how many tickets we have been given, how many have been allocated to continuous credit people, how many to supporters clubs and how many to club staff/miscellaneous. I asked a couple of years ago and was told that ordinarily only around 50% of all away tickets go to people on continuous credit. To me that's not fair. I don't really understand why nowadays supporters clubs are given tickets ahead of people on continuous credit?

I had just turned three when my dad got me a season ticket and apparently I was alright and always watched the game. I liked football though so I guess that was crucial. My only complaint is I don't have a memory of my first game because I was so young so take photos/videos so in 20 odd years and she is a die-hard fan she can look back on her first game.

Of course they have a template. They could and will run up however many are needed if they have to but if strips are not going to be sold publicly it's a safe assumption they would rather not have to halt production of another garment to programme and thread up their machines for for such a small amount as 50. It's simple commerce that bigger orders are more profitable for manufacturers. That was my point but your desperation to be sarcastic and post your shifty eyes pic ironically blinded you to that.

If there is any truth in any of this could it be the players have been told not to swap kit because we only have a certain amount of kits in stock at the current time? Given there are some legal disputes over the kit could it be that Puma have only made a certain amount and aren't putting any more into production until the dispute is resolved resulting in players currently only having three sets of kit right now.

The pitch looks narrower than normal. Have they brought the lines in when they re-laid it?

Another couple of interesting stats/facts: The average age of team that finished today was 21.6 years old and the team that started had an average age of 24.