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everey one of them is a tim,so the glitterdome it is for them the 'sorearseholes' family.

welcome young lord carson ! well done to mrs and mrs skelf !

I just got the attack warning too,using firefox.read about this via my htc android last night so I just clicked the ignore button this time and I got a connection straight away,hope all is ok. I do have a very good anti virus programme (ESET NOD 32) which normally picks up everything and quarantines any problems. It has not detected anything to do with this warning,used my antivirus to scan and check for malware and everything is fine.

gallant pioneers academy would do for me.

I will be there with my 10 year old grandson.

Winning goal against leven....archie steel?

1878/9 glasgow charity cup. Rangers 2 vale of lethen1. Was the first trophy. Not sure who scored. I was unsighted by gunslinger.

for a start,who are D and F ? If you mean D and P (duff and PHelps), and 'your guys' are ready to step in when they are ' put out',what do you mean 'put out. Will that be the day when Rangers come out of administration,the day when Duff and Phelps job is done?, the day Rangers are owned by the Green consortium?,the day that new owners are in place and 'your guys' are in? explain how that will happen then. And I wish people would stop coming out with this 'preferred bidder' tag for the Green consortium, watch the press conference again from the last day of the season.....Green and the administrators were clearly asked if this was preferred bidder status and they categorically stated it was not. They have a binding agreement in place,not preferred bidder,they are past that stage.

4 BOYS had a dream to start a football team but they had no money,no kits,not even a ball still they carried on and the Rangers were born now after 54 titles,we're still going strong. slightly pedantic but thats the words in full!

Duncan. I posted this story a few weeks ago, feel free to use it, or parts of it, as you wish for inclusion in your book. It is not from the perspective of me being there but of how the disaster affected one victims family for over forty years now and will continue to do so for the rest of our lives. Regards, Jim,Chesterfield. To all of you, Playing with the future of the Rangers,MY Rangers. I would like to tell you a true story,as you play your corporate games,take a minute or two out of your busy,expensive schedules. In late 1970 a group of 6 lads from Yoker in Glasgow decided to go for a night out in Drumchapel, all these lads were around 15-19 years old,one of them was my cousin Tommy,16 years old and Rangers daft,same age as me actually,I am now almost 56. They had a good night out,enjoying themselves,bothering no-one,it was such a good night,they missed their last bus home.Unperturbed they decided to walk back to Yoker.On the way home they were confronted by a gang of around twenty youths,not in Drumchapel I hasten to add. An argument ensued about being on the wrong turf,in the wrong area.This gang set about the six lads,viciously,as they were trying to get away,my cousin was tripped up and fell to the floor.One of the yobs pulled out a Stanley knife and slashed his back from high up on his left shoulder,diagonally across his back down to the right kidney area.They ran away laughing,celebrating the fact they had 'wet' a Yoker boy. My cousin,16 year old Tommy,needed over 150 stitches in his back and lost over two pints of blood.He was in hospital for a number of weeks,came out just in time for Christmas actually.Christmas day,Tommy got all he wanted,loads of Rangers things that he had asked for,scarf,hat,rug for his bedroom,Rangers duvet cover etc,etc. He was thrilled,but before Christmas he got something better,a ticket for the New Years game against Celtic at Ibrox. The problem he had was,there was no way his mum and dad would allow him to go to the game because of the stitches still in his back. He never went out New Years eve either,all his mates came round to his house instead,as the evening progressed,Tommy and his mates gradually managed to talk his parents round to letting him go to the big game,his mates assured them he would be fine,they would look after him. So off to the match they went.Celtic went a goal up,with a couple of minutes to go Tommy's mates said come on Tom,lets get going and beat the crowds to the subway. All of a sudden all hell let loose on the stairway,people started to fall,screams of agony everywhere.Tommys friend Gordon kept hold of Tommys hand as long as he could,but eventually he lost his grip in the melee.Gordon heard Tommy scream,'my stitches are bursting open,help me'.Gordon never saw young Tommy again.He lost his life there on that ill fated stairway. His mum and dad identified his body in the early hours of the morning on the trackside at Ibrox,they never recognised his broken,bloated body,but the blood and the burst stitches in his back were the giveaway. Tommy lived for the Rangers.Go along to the statue at the corner of the ground.Tommys name is there close to the bottom of the list of the 66 who died. Thomas Grant,16. So remember all you businessmen playing your corporate games,you will NEVER understand what this proud,historical institution means to us. The Rangers,my Rangers,Tommy's Rangers. r.i.p. cousin.

if you download 'rangers app' for android rangers media is in there and works fine on my htc sensation android. this app also gives you do the bouncy,redblackrangers,followfollow,the blue order,union bears,the official RFC site,plus about eight or ten other rangers associated sites all on one app.free to download in the play store. as I said works very well,I use it all the time for getting on rangersmedia/bears den.

OH FOR FUCK SAKE!!! How could I forget that one,I was there too ticket through travel club. edited my list!

recently bought the programme from that tottenham game on e-bay,mint condition,I was at the game but never got a programme.!

Southampton is going to be another to add to the list,where in England have you seen the Rangers play ? my list so far: CITY OF MANCHESTER STADIUM, uefa cup final! arsenal,(highbury and the emirates,testimonial and emirates cup) man.utd (twice,CL) ***edit*** everton (dave watson testimonial) tranmere (v shelbourne) bradford ( wee stuarts testimonial) scunthorpe utd (u.19 pre season) newcastle (twice,fairs cup and pre season tournament) tottenham (testimonial) kettering town corby town sheffield fc (u.19 pre season) portsmouth fulham chesterfield (home town!) blackpool aston villa( oh the battles!) derby county (tinmans testimonial,what a day!) ipswich town wolves (dad took me in sixties) sunderland (more battles!) THINK thats it! {missed leeds,no ticket,missed tamworth-on hols} *** edit old trafford three times***,forgot about the 'friendly' in the 70's when we took the stretford end....so funny,the mancs shite themselves!!

winners of the tournament get a big silver bear!! would look good in our trophy room.

Ally has already hinted at germany traing camp.so would ex,pect sportfreund lotte .....again.

So have I,surely they woudn't do that.

I also have a question HAVE YOU NO WEE ARSES TO BANG JUST NOW? OBSESSED with Rangers and not your own tainted,paedophile rife institution.

To confirm: The Judge referred it back to the Appeals tribunal and gave 3 reasons for this. 1,its a matter of some urgency and will be quicker to send back to appeals than original hearing 2,the court was only asked to look at 'additional sanction'-no argument over fine or fact that Rangers brought game in to disrepute. 3,The appeal tribunal itself can refer case back to original disciplinary tribunal if they think it's necessary.

Rangers awaeded expenses. Judge also pointed out that there was NO MENTION OF ANY PLAYER REGISTRATION BAN. Interesting.

rangers also awarded expenses !

we win .referred back to sfa appeal tribunal

yes it is only the big guys that get a say. hmrc and ticketus make up more than 75% of the total monies (debt) owed. so therefore if they both agree the cva pence in the pound on offer all other creditors have to fall in line and accept that deal.

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what the fuck???? thats not even close to being funny. twat.