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ibrox capacity is 50.411. not 52,000 get it right at least.

and the SPL's biggest crowd of the day is.................. 11,521 at tynecastle wow...just....wow!!! and at IBROX.....49.118. ha ha fuck the s p hell !!

little hat trick 4-1!!!!

3-1 sandaza

2nd goal for andy little....yyyyaaaaasssssss!!!!!!!!

prick dung said east fife should be questioning the given attendance as they will be missing out on their share,basically saying we are on a scam.....absolute chunt.

eh,way too soon....its a fuckin cup game,jeez.

Ian paisley,michael stone,billy macfadzean.

and they forgot to mention,that is renewals only so far,with public sale still to come I fully expect us to reach 35,000 plus this season. fantastic response from the greatest fans in the world.bar NONE. WE ARE,AND ALWAYS WILL BE,THE FUCKING PEOPLE!!!!!!

boca playing tonight. close thread/

THAT KHUNT NEEDS TO TURN ROUND AND READ THE BANNER ON THE FRONT OF THE COPLAND STAND................ 'RANGERS THEN,RANGERS NOW,RANGERS FOREVER,ESTABLISHED 1872'....read it and weep you arse fiddler,and get the fuck out of our ground!!!!!

baxter.6. always has been,always will be. edit. missed the current bit. fuck it,still baxter.

just pulled this from charlton's website,sounds like his trial is going well....good luck to him. 'Among the Addicks who caught the eye was triallist Salim Kerkar, and Powell admitted the midfielder had impressed in North London(friendly away to barnet). "We used him in two or three positions, and he looked comfortable in them all," he said. "He joined us out in Spain and has got stronger as time goes on. It's hard when you don't know anyone, but he can chat in French with Yann(Morgorant) and Ceddy [Evina], and I thought he impressed, so we'll see that happens.'

the moment the midwife slapped my arse,and I heard my faither say 'theres another wee bluenose born, right hen i'll leave ye to it,i'm off to ibrox,be back aboot half six,wi a bunch o floowers' !!

the OP is actually correct.In the sixties/ early seventies,it was indeed the home team that changed strips in the event of a clash of colours.I remember Rangers used to use an all white strip when Dundee came to Ibrox,and even the tims changed to an away strip when (Greenock) Morton were the visitors (blue/white hoops). My first ever game at Ibrox when I was four/five years old in 1960 The Rangers played in all white,Dundee played in all dark blue.

fucking ridiculous.just cancelled my hotel room.glad I never had to pay up front. wonder what will happen to the game in le havre on the 12th now. after they gave us such a positive write up on their official site. sickened by the whole situation.

Except theres 24 hours in most peoples day.your theory has failed.!

ha ha monte carlo scumdee united supporters club is a very succesful and well run club. their club tandem is full every week and there is a waiting list to get on it.

rhat spence calling for the 'big players' to sort it all out. his idea of the 'big players'.......yeah you guessed it peter lawwell and stuart milne!!! oh surprise surprise.hate filled bastard.

white will be on the first flight back to monaco (if he's not there already),before charlie chases him for the £2 he pocketed. 100% profit for whyte,robbing bastard.

I asked the very same the other day. this thread....Le Havre travel help

cheers RFC. surely someone can arrange a coach that goes down to portsmouth for the late night sailing on the 11th,a fine day of bevvying in le havre, a night in a cheapie hotel (i am sure with le havre being a largish port,that there could be the 'gas cooker' option for those that want it!), then fery back over on the 13th to portsmouth,short ride to southampton for a day of relaxation before the st.marys festivities. some entrepreneurial genius could work out a decent package around £150-200 a head? worth a thought for the guys up there that run the buses all over europe.

any buses arranged for le havre from scotland (that fancies doing a wee pick up on the M1 in derbyshire ? (worth a try loyal) I have looked at many options inc eurostar from london to paris (about £100 quid return- just over two hours travel) then train to le havre is about £30-40 return.( roughly 3 hours each way) ferry from portsmouth takes 8 hours(overnight sailing only, 23.30 dep) to le havre,approx £70 for car and four passengers. ferry dover to calais, then 2 and a half hour drive to le havre. foot passenger on dover/calais is only £12 return but there are no rail or bus links along the coast to le havre,so it would be thumbing it!! even thought about using my motor trade plates to hitch a lift, and hope to hit on a lorry that is going over to le havre,there must be some (cheap as fuck loyal!!!) surely some buses are going over ?

google translate really does throw up some cracking interpretations sometimes. IN FAT ( in bold) and Kirk Broad football !!

Just looked at the official Le havre website (via google translate),interesting article regarding the 12th july match. Right at the bottom of the article an update says that 23,000 of the 25,000 are already sold. I HOPE RANGERS HAVE BEEN ALLOCATED THE OTHER 2,000 !! THE ARTICLE. CDT - Glasgow Rangers in the opening grand stage. It is facing the most prestigious and most successful Scottish club, Rangers, the CDT will inaugurate its new stadium on 12 July. 1872 vs. 1872 Glasgow Rangers and CDT have never met in their respective histories, they share one big thing in common, their founding date. The Rangers and the CDT were born a few weeks apart in 1872. This first large both in the poster at the level of the place that will host the men then Cedric Daury be measured by the most successful of the Scottish, a European level training (56 matches including 30 in European League Champions). The last big European dated Ranger returns to a final UEFA Cup lost (2-0) in 2008 to face Zenit St. Petersburg in Manchester. The visit to France Glasgow Rangers is the first time since October 2, 2007 and a win at the Stade Gerland of Scots, (3-0) against Olympique Lyonnais in the group stages of the Champions League. Before that, 20 September 2000, the Rangers had also come to Monaco win 1-0, again in the group stages. Rangers vs Celtic Glasgow Rangers, most successful club in Scotland with 54 league titles, and his eternal rival Celtic Glasgow (43 titles) monopolize season after season of Champions titles in Scotland. The two teams that share this supremacy since 1888 in particular of the "Old Firm" ("Old Agreement"), nickname of the derby between the two clubs, one of the hottest in world football. But the rivalry between the two clubs goes beyond sport. The Rangers are indeed historically supported by the Protestant community of Glasgow, while Celtic, founded a little later, in 1887 by the Irish community in Glasgow, based at Parkhead (a neighborhood in the southeast of the city) is rather supported by Catholics and close to the Irish community. The "Light Blues" which made history The Rangers have been spent in their ranks many big names of European football beginning with the iconic Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson who carried the colors of Rangers from 1967 to 1969. Many other players have scored the club's history as the Dutch brothers Frank and Ronald De Boer, English Paul Gascoigne, the Argentinian Claudio Caniggia, Italian Gennaro Gattuso (who just announced last Saturday in wanting to return Rangers next season), Brian Laudrup Danish, Croatian Dado Pršo, the Norwegian Tore Andre Flo (purchased more than 12 million pounds to Chelsea in 2001) and Henning Berg, the other Dutch Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Arthur Numan, the Norwegian Jonas Thern not to mention the French Basile Boli, Jean-Claude Darcheville, Daniel Cousin and a certain Jean-Alain Boumsong ... formed in CDT. Rangers in recent seasons After the season ends, the Rangers had to yield their seats to Scottish champions Celtic, a title they won in the previous three seasons (2009, 2010 and 2011). On the European scene, the Rangers who won the Cup Winners Cup in 1972, remain on a UEFA Cup final lost in 2008 (2-0) against the Russians of Zenit St. Petersburg, a final which was played at " City of Manchester Stadium. " Composition of Glasgow Rangers in the UEFA Cup final 2008 Neil Alexander, Carlos Cuellar, Kirk Broad football, David Weir, Brahim Hemdani (Lee McCulloch and 79 '), Steven Davis, Barry Ferguson (cap.), Kevin Thomson, Sasa Papac (Nacho Novo then 76'), Steven Whittaker (then Kris Boyd 85 '), Jean-Claude Darcheville Coach: Walter Smith (In fat remaining players at the club) Emmanuel Lelaidier Rangers in brief Rangers FC - 150 Edmiston Drive, Glasgow Stadium: The Ibrox Stadium - capacity 51,082 seats Results: 54 Championship titles in Scotland 33 Scottish Cup 24 Scottish League Cup 1 European Cup Winners' Cup (1972) and two lost finals A final UEFA Cup (2008) Player who has played the most game for the Rangers: John Greig with 755 matches Top goalscorer: Ally McCoist 355 goals with European Stats Rangers: Number of Champions League matches: 30 Number of matches in the UEFA Cup and Europa League: 16 Number of matches vainquers Cup of Cups: 10 Biggest success in the European Cup: Rangers 10-0 Valletta (28/9/1983) Biggest defeat in the European Cup: Real Madrid 6-0 Rangers (10/09/1963) Player who has played the most European matches: Barry Ferguson with 82 games Top scorer in European Cup: Alistair McCoist with 22 goals. Inaugural show of the Grand Harbour Stadium On 12 July 2012, the Grand Stade Agglomeration Havraise open for the first time its doors to the public. A holiday The Stadium will be hosted at 18:30 by numerous troops of local artists. Spectators will be well received and invited to participate in this celebration, instituting an evening of entertainment while learning about the enclosure and its surroundings. The CDT, an evening of first A first for the stadium but also a first for CDT in more ways than one. The new team will tread Heaven and Navy for the first time the lawn of his new lair. For the occasion, the proposed new official jersey by Nike, new OEM club will be unveiled. Presented another exclusive preview: the new club logo, strongly inspired by its roots and its history. Match Gala Two clubs who celebrate their 140 years in 2012 were destined to meet! The CDT will meet the legendary club Glasgow Rangers for this charity match. The CDT was founded in 1872 by students from Oxford and Cambridge, found its British origins and symbolically. Inaugural show By the end of the meeting, spectators will attend this unique stage, to create an exceptional show for the occasion by Urban Sax (Inauguration of the Grande Arche de la Defense, Eurotunnel, opening ceremony of the Cup World 2002), La Fura Dels Baus (opening ceremony of the Barcelona Olympic Games, Opening and closing of the Mediterranean Games of Valladolid, MÖBIUS price of artistic creation, Gold Medal of Prague Quadrennial, ...) and Shuzaku ( choreographer of the Conservatory of Amsterdam). Assisted many artists and extras regional troops will offer an enchanting spectacle as spectacular. Attention to date more than 23,000 tickets on the 25 000 were sold! Ticketing information: 0 810 76 2000 - www.hac-foot.com