Bobby Hume

This is the news on the BBC......... our top story involves an innocent driver......... Meanwhile in another part of the city.......A thug of a Rangers fan............ Usual paranoid propaganda from the BBCeltic view, cunts to a man, they never shall be forgiven nor forgotten. That goes for STV also.

Dead right, and if the management will only realise that when you put players into their correct (In form) positions, the results will be better to digest for the support, and maybe, as you say Bear, we will move on and pass that turning point.

Agree except for the keeper, has to be Bell (if fit) for me Goat, as his distribution from the back is much more intelligent than Simo and more confident. And what about Seb Faure?, I had to do a double check to make sure it was him that was playing, as he was showing a good turn of speed and some skills I didn't think he possessed, definitely much improved player.

Then you would hear, loud and clear, from SoS/UoF, that all the Greenadiers and the Easdaleites had done their worst, and pushed Ally and his crew out of Ibrox, and cast them into the wilderness, or something as ludicrous along those lines.

You've helped me and lifted me out of my negative state of mind after Sunday, thanks mate.

There's more chance of him having a sex change than him becoming a changed man/manager, sad to say.

Fernando Ricksen, at the Prince's square on Buchanan street, just before he left us due to the flight incident to SA. I loved the enthusiasm in the way he played for us, and I miss it today, as the current squad couldn't lace his boots. Due to his sad situation now, it annoys me when our current players' don't put the effort into their game that he did. I know that he was no angel, but nevertheless I liked his style.

The agenda of the lost cause, plus as DK was want to say, "Some people are just looking to have a fight", no matter what.

Sad but true mate, I feel the same way about Aluko. As for the rest, I wouldn't dirty my keyboard, except to say, these traitors should never be given any quarter. Never forget, Never forgive.

Once again, a very good interpretation of the situation M. Sense, as opposed to the knee-jerk reaction, does actually work, eh?

Well done again VB's, a great article with a sense of humour, but very serious undertones, outlining the underhanded tactics these "Irish catholic Glaswegians" will go to, to abuse the powers they were elected to uphold.

All in all, a pretty low period for us all, and my vivid memory of this time will be the outright and utter hatred flowing from the mouths of the entire SPL following, and the betrayal of their clubs and the SFA to deal with our predicament in a fair and just manner. My anger at Shyte was not immediately focussed, as the disbelief that such an enormous club, never mind Rangers, could be brought to this situation, by one man, was so difficult to comprehend at the time. The overall feeling I had was confusion, and then the feeling of betrayal, which in turn led to all that has came to pass, then and now. Very painful period indeed. Payback, will be sweet revenge to cleanse the feelings we all felt at that time, although in differing forms, payback on the field of play. Never Forgive, Never Forget.

What was all the fuss about? He never bad mouthed anyone at Rangers, even his keeping silent as to what was said and just tweeting that he was confused and upset at being racially abused, was said in an honest way. Lost no respect for that man, he has acted class all the way. Good luck for the future Mo.

When you put it over the way you have it makes more sense, and is more or less saying that it was a topic concerning racism in football rather than an attack at the Rangers support (Except the muppets who racially abused the man). Cheers mate.

HaHaHaHa! Lowell.... Lawell......Liewell..... it doesn't matter how you spell it mate, you are 100% right, it all smells the same..........SHITE. Hampden will always be our national stadium, it just needs to be done up to be supporter friendly for football, as at the moment it is really a disgrace if you have to come home after a cup final, and still have to re-watch it as Hampden at the moment is not viable, especially as said above behind the goals. Typical SFA, wake up and spend some dosh, and make the home of Scottish football a place for football fans.

Not hard to believe, that that one despicable incident, was the only thing that the interviewer would highlight as the main topic of the interview concerning Rangers. Our own press would be proud of the editing of this programme, and would have no problem tarring us all with the racist brush. After all, press are press wherever you are, and we all know stirring up the Rangers pot sells, in print or on the box, it's all about the Rangers. We all know that the opposite is true, and I cannot see Edu just bringing up this one isolated incident, without countering it with other more positive stories about us. It does not make sense. I would be very disappointed if it turns out to be true, as I had a lot of time for him, and the way he held himself after admin and tuping over. (Talking about the man, not as a player). Would like to have seen the whole show to judge for myself.

Agree that a concentrated attack on specific areas would be more effective, and would probably stand more of a chance of succeeding, and thereby paving the way for better all round results. Short sharp bursts of activity, rather than a full on assault, where lots of valid information could get lost in the deluge, losing the required effect. Good post and also a well thought out strategy. Perhaps you should put your thoughts over on Rangers Chat.

PZJ and his team, have been relentless in their quest to bring the truth of the underhand dealings of the scum, to the public at large. The fact that none of the papers have thought to even find out if there is indeed a case to be answered, speaks volumes in itself. Something really does stink in this case, and I don't mean athletes foot. The whole matter has been researched and checked meticulously over and over by PZJ and his team, and hopefully something comes from all their efforts. Then the powers that be in GCC will be exposed for the corrupt and bigoted shower they truly are. It will be great to hear him laying out his thoughts on Rangers Chat and I look forward to listening in or catching up on archives. Well done to PZJ, and all who contributed, to bring the scum's illegalities to light, and ultimate conviction.

I share the same thoughts as yourself mate, but I have now come to the realisation, that the sad fact is, that we have now lost and will never regain the chance to nurture youth players ,as the platform for that ideal has well and truly been blown. Facts of life are shit sometimes, but sadly they still remain facts. We lost a great opportunity, when down in the lower divisions, that's the fact

Shurly, shoorly, surly, hat, tat, thet, wood, wude, weed, bee, B, krassi. If you catch my drift.

Ha! Ha! Ha! More like a square go.

A better tribute to a dear friend would be hard to find Mr C. After reading your words, (And others too) I now feel that I know a little more about your friend Derek now. True friends are few and far between Mr C, and although most of us never new him personally, we will all now miss him more, thanks to your wonderful tribute.

Welcome back Kenny, one year deal, wages hopefully in proportion, somebody is doing something right for a change. Not a lot we can do now as the deal is done, but after listening to his interview on RTV, his positivity about himself and the club, was genuinely uplifting, and I for one will put my prejudices to one side, and will in turn, give him my support and wish him well, and hope he proves to be the one who proves me wrong.

Have to agree with you mate, sure they scored a load, but not when we needed them to score, as in cup games, in fact a few honkers were missed in important matches, and as you rightly say hopefully KM will deposit when we most need it.

Historically this has been the case, you're correct , but I would like to think that perhaps somebody at the club was trying to generate some form of revenue, I live in hope.