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Psychologically they don't have it not because of how much it cost to buy them but because of them. Our captain admitted they are mentally weak when people get in their face and Goldson was pathetic in the defeat by Hibs in the semi. That will permeate the rest of the squad and its why we have only won 1 trophy in the last few years. 

Psychologically they don't have it not because of how much it cost to buy them but because of them. Our captain admitted they are mentally weak when people get in their face and Goldson was pathetic in the defeat by Hibs in the semi. That will permeate the rest of the squad and its why we have only won 1 trophy in the last few years. 

Psychologically they don't have it not because of how much it cost to buy them but because of them. Our captain admitted they are mentally weak when people get in their face and Goldson was pathetic in the defeat by Hibs in the semi. That will permeate the rest of the squad and its why we have only won 1 trophy in the last few years. 

Better players for Europe over the last 3-4 years but not for domestic competition having only won 1 trophy
If you start factoring in things like mental strength and ability to cope with pressure then no we certainly don't have the ability.

When it comes to our player trading model we are the equivalent of a gambler who's coupon was looking good at half time and has waited too long to cash out and it's now the 80th minute and it's only a few pence being offered...
In fact it's more like the 89th minute and there's no cash out available.

The biggest issue is that we don't have a core of players who are winners by nature or mentality. 

Listen on the radio whilst snorting charlie from a prostitute's breasts.
Sorry mate, that was Millport. Always getting they two mixed up. 
 
Rangers TV mate. 

Club 1872 concerns over Rangers’ Executive Management
March 22, 2022
In recent weeks, following the announcement of Rangers’ participation in the Sydney Cup in Australia, supporters have begun to publicly and vocally question the judgement, competence and honesty of the Rangers’ Executive Team. It is the opinion of the Club 1872 Board that not only are they correct to do so, but that it is crucial for the future health of the club that they do so.
Unfortunately, the contempt shown to supporters over this issue is only the tip of the iceberg and has been ongoing, albeit less visibly to the majority of supporters, for almost two years. It is a source of great regret that we are having to raise these matters publicly – having always attempted to engage privately and constructively with the club – but the current custodians of Rangers Football Club have refused to speak with us privately despite repeated attempts to do so.
The experience of Club 1872 Directors, both past and present, is that Rangers’ Executive Team, led by Stewart Robertson, James Bisgrove and David Graham, has developed an extremely unhealthy disdain for the Rangers support and that inaccurate information has regularly been disseminated through the club’s own public statements, briefings to fan media and highly selective leaks to a small group of individuals within the Rangers support. This conduct has not, in our opinion, been intended to advance the aims of the club, but instead to serve the interests of a handful of members of the Plc Board and Executive team and to protect them from healthy scrutiny and justified criticism.
When Club 1872 attempted to represent the interests and concerns of supporters on a variety of topics such as ticketing, safe standing, disabled facilities, season ticket renewals, Scottish football governance and merchandise issues, the reaction of the Executive team over a number of months between March and July 2020 was dismissive, patronising and at times openly hostile.
Rangers’ MyGers scheme, rather than being presented honestly as a commercial levy on away and European tickets, has been marketed around a false concept of loyalty that is based purely on fans’ ability to spend and from which the vast majority of supporters have not seen a single benefit. MyGers has falsely been positioned by the club as a form of meaningful fan engagement when the reality is that it has simply been a vehicle to try to find more and more ways to monetise the support. It has also had the effect of marginalising Rangers Supporters Clubs who, despite facilitating the attendance of thousands of supporters at games, have seen their allocations cut.
We have also been extremely concerned to see Rangers, under Commercial Director, James Bisgrove, sign up to dubious commercial partnerships with cryptocurrency and NFT providers despite the obvious pitfalls of promoting these types of high risk, unregulated, third party ‘investments’ to supporters. The ‘Fan Token’ which Bitci launched in partnership with Rangers has, in common with many similar schemes, dropped in value by around 90% since its high shortly after launch in August 2021 – leaving supporters who purchased them out of pocket.
Club 1872 also has documentary and other evidence that over the past two years, since the appointment of new Communications Director, David Graham, supporters have been regularly fed inaccurate information on issues ranging from player transfers, commercial activities and merchandise to shareholder relations. Stewart Robertson even went as far as to fabricate a grievance with Club 1872 and falsely accuse Club 1872 Directors of breaching confidentiality. It is the Club 1872 Board’s opinion that this was simply an excuse to cut off all dialogue with us as it became apparent to Mr Robertson that we would not accept supporters being misled on important issues. Mr Robertson then attempted to force Club 1872 into signing a blanket Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) which would have had the effect of preventing us from making any public comment about Rangers and required us to report any information we received from third parties to Rangers’ Executives. When Club 1872 took legal advice, and on the basis of that advice declined to sign this agreement, Mr Robertson refused our offer to sign amended NDAs for specific, commercially sensitive matters. This was a clear and obvious attempt to silence Club 1872 and restrict our ability to effectively represent our Contributors and the wider support.
There then followed a concerted campaign by individuals very close to the club to forcefully remove Club 1872 Directors. Although this attempt ultimately failed thanks to our Contributors, the smears and lies which were regularly broadcast created a false, negative perception of both Club 1872 and our attempts to reach a 25% shareholding for supporters through the purchase of Dave King’s shares. This was nothing more than a dishonest attack on Club 1872 and fan representation which started immediately after it became clear to Rangers’ Executives that we would not collaborate with the way in which they were conducting themselves. Indeed, on more than one occasion we had to refuse David Graham’s urging to disseminate information to supporters that was simply not true.
We have today written to Rangers’ Vice Chairman, John Bennett, Plc Board members Barry Scott, Alastair Johnston and Julian Wolhardt and major shareholders Stuart Gibson, George Letham and George Taylor, asking them to enter into dialogue with us as a matter of urgency so that we can present the information we have gathered on the issues raised above. The financial contribution that these individuals have made to the club is considerable and to be commended and we hope they will work with us to improve the way the club is being run. We have also extended an offer to a number of fan media outlets to meet them and outline the information in our possession which shows the way in which they have been manipulated by Rangers’ Executives.
Rangers supporters did not go through the events of 2012 to find ourselves back in a situation where individuals at the club put their own interests ahead of Rangers. April is a huge month for the club and the ongoing behaviour of the Rangers hierarchy and their refusal to engage properly with supporters is threatening to distract from important matters on the pitch. As supporters, we unconditionally support the team, the players and the club but the days of blindly following the club’s custodians when they are not, in our opinion, acting in Rangers’ best interests are long gone. We sincerely hope that the required changes can be made sooner rather than later, that the club’s hierarchy can reconnect with supporters and we can move forward together. In the meantime, we would urge supporters to continue to critically examine all information released by Rangers’ Executives or their proxies.
 
I know club1872 is miles from being the best run fan group but what have they got wrong here? Also pretty clear its Park behind the ripping up of 1872.

Mark Dingwall believes he’s above the support and bigger than the club. Always has done.
State of the cunt last time I was in Argyle House. He was swaggering about as if he ran the place.

I cant believe David Graham is so bad at this that he managed to write a statement aimed at Club 1872 and managed to piss off pretty the entire support. 
No wait, I'm not in the least bit surprised by it. 

Shouting shitebags from your hotel balcony as your own are getting attacked.....

Three more wins in Europe and we've paid the first installment of the Ramsey deal.
Hashtag fucking minted.
 

Hardly a stunning strike but I love these slo-mo videos. Kamara did really well there, and love to see Bassey falling to his knees in triumph. Plus it was a moment of massive relief. 
Apart from anything else, worrying form and the way we won, the fact remains we won and it's three points. And it's a goal for the famous. 

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I know was simply highlighting playing someone like Hearts who could have already secured 3rd with their players already thinking ahead to their holidays is potentially easier than teams who have something to fight for

Strange as it sounds going to the likes of tynecastle and easter road this point is easier maybe than at home or away to some team fighting for relegation.
Hearts have nearly cemented third place so depending on when we play them they could already be in holiday mode whilst hibs have been pretty pish of late
them playing at home carries its own pressure with the crowd easily getting restless with the opposition having about 10 bodies defending.
We have the upper hand over the last few years in old firms so win both and I reckon the league is ours

Strange as it sounds going to the likes of tynecastle and easter road this point is easier maybe than at home or away to some team fighting for relegation.
Hearts have nearly cemented third place so depending on when we play them they could already be in holiday mode whilst hibs have been pretty pish of late
them playing at home carries its own pressure with the crowd easily getting restless with the opposition having about 10 bodies defending.
We have the upper hand over the last few years in old firms so win both and I reckon the league is ours

Sheep have been pish lately not won since boxing day in the league
3 each then

Sheep have been pish lately not won since boxing day in the league
3 each then

Sheep have been pish lately not won since boxing day in the league
3 each then

Ihor Usyk, died defending Ukraine 

He’s no Gabor Kiraly  
Check the nick of those joggies man, makes me laugh every time. Legend.

Rangers related 😎
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He probably would have if he hadnt been a fucking clown and uploaded it himself.
Saying it is bad enough, but to actually post the fucking evidence is something else.
Im sure for once, I can use the 'simpleton' tag in full agreement of everyone!

There was a point where he just humped the ball aimlessy into the stand and was clear he'd sacked it like the rest.

The guy had the balls to go in front of the camera , unlike the gutless shitebag captain of the club.