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  1. 2 hours ago, Cam1872 said:

    Alright, 

    Genuine question, similar to thread I started on Rangers Observer... 

    When it comes to this lionbrand kit stuff I tend to see folk referring to it generally in a negative manner, Just wondering why it seems to be the case that as a group of fans it doesn't seem to ha e taken off? 

    Im not looking to put it forward by any stretch as the answer to kit issues, but from a personal point of view I can't see much to pick holes in... Although I e not  ought any of the gear admittedly. 

    100 percent not linked to them in any way BTW I'd just appreciate a steer and others view on the pros and cons of it? 

    Sorry if this has been done to death before or should be in boarsroom/financial sure. 

    Why start this thread on here then, did you not get the answers you wanted on Rangers Observer (whatever that is)?

  2. On 2017-6-1 at 10:44 PM, A.T.G said:

    What's the chances of nobody taking a ticket? 

    Just this one club, please.

    Let's kill their club.

    Why up there? If we draw them at home they will make even more money, so maybe we should boycott home cup games against them as well. Let's be honest it's never gonna happen

     

  3. 16 hours ago, With Heart and Hand said:

    I'm assuming there are defibrillators in and around the stadium?  If not maybe it's something we could try to sort out?  I've seen many placed in local areas although I'd be surprised if the stadium didn't already have them

    The St Andrews first aiders have defibrillators at all the games. Unfortunately this happened away from the stadium and at any rate i think they get stood down about 20-30 mins after the game.

     

  4. 16 minutes ago, jintybear said:

    I'm scared of heights and I had a bit of vertigo! Plus we couldn't see the scum so I couldn't shout abuse at them ?! The stairs to club deck are killers as well!

    But it was the view you criticised. None of that criticises the view apart from you couldn't see the scum fans. That would be a plus point in my opinion. Oh and there's a lift in the Club Deck for those that can't manage the stairs 

  5. 3 hours ago, jintybear said:

    CD7 isn't the best view. We got put there last season for one if the tim games. I'm sure it's about £110/£120 for juvenile seats in other areas of the stadium. 

    I beg to differ. I think CD7 is a great view

     

  6. 8 hours ago, The Dude said:

    The Clint Hill story was mentioned. If he's been told his contract isn't being renewed I can't blame his agent for putting it out there that he'll be a free agent shortly.

    Another example I can speak first hand of since it was me it was 'leaked' to is MOH no showing the 20s game. It wasn't done to undermine the manager. If anything it gave Pedro a chance to publicly crack down on half-arsed, uninterested players not giving a fuck.

    So if it was leaked to you, you know who the leak is. Will you help to "seal" the club by outing the leak?

  7. 16 hours ago, Tam Müller said:

    My stupid idiot bastard pal is working until 6.45 on Wednesday and needs to get from coatbrig to somewhere within walking distance of ibrox in his shagger of a motor and get parked so we can both get through the turnstiles before kick off.

    Smartarsed answers are surplus to requirements.

    Any helps appreciated

    Why don't you just make your own way to the match and meet him in there? No point in you both being late.

  8. 1 hour ago, Gman36 said:

    Has there been any more word on the proposed match day parking restrictions around the stadium? Not seen any mention of it on here for a while 

    Is it not supposed to start in August? Permit parking only within a KM radius of the stadium. That should make things interesting

  9. 1 hour ago, Inigo said:

    All being a bit harsh on the OP, are we not?

    Tough crowd. 

    No worries mate. I'm only the messenger. I saw the post on Facebook and thought I would share. I thought some that don't normally go to games might like a free ticket. I don't understand the resentment considering UNICEF have been a partner of our charity foundation for eight years.

  10. Rangers charity foundation are looking for volunteers to help set up a UNICEF card display on Friday and help with a can collection before the game on Saturday. Match ticket included if required.

    Rangers Charity Foundation 

    WE NEED YOUR HELP: At this Saturday’s match at Ibrox against Hearts, we are having a special UNICEF fundraising day. UNICEF has been our charity partner for 8 years and we want to use this game to raise awareness and funds for the project we are supporting. As part of this, we are creating a card display in the Sandy Jardine stand and we need people to help set out the cards on Friday (12th). Volunteers would be required to arrive at Ibrox at approximately 10am. On the matchday itself (Saturday, 13th), we will be bucket collecting at the turnstiles from 10.30am up until kick off and we are looking for people to help with this too.

    As a token of our thanks, volunteers who can help on one or both days will be provided with a ticket for the match on Saturday, if they need one. Please email rangerscharity@rangers.co.uk as soon as possible to let us know if you can help. #RangersFamily

    To find out more about our partnership with UNICEF visit our website: http://bit.ly/2lkD7r0

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