CharlieT

Plan B is to do Plan A better.

You are reading more into my comment than was intended. I personally have no time or truck with any political party and think that they are all in it for themselves. I always vote but as I will be harmed by whomsoever gets into power I vote for who I think will do me the least harm.

The Tories are not the Scottish government.

II I watched the Dundee, Dundee United game and the Dundee fans were giving it laldy, only they were " up to their knees in arab blood". No mention in any media outlet.

Which explains why we were not playing well. I was in the merchant navy and could only get to games when I was on leave.

We were not playing well but were still top of the league. I'm not sure if Baxter had been transferred to Sunderland at that time. The support thought that he would have been moved up to the boardroom and I and many others were shocked at the sacking.

We paid £17,000 for him.

My take was that Germany were trying to play like this season's Rangers and Scotland were playing like last season's Rangers.

There used to be a bar off Orchard Road that was a Rangers Club, there was also another bar at the top of Orchard Road that showed live games. I've watched Rangers games in there many years ago. You should be able to go online and look for the Singapore RSC.

Effectively being accepted by the BBC that previous reporting was not balanced. Point made by Club and accepted by BBC.

Goram without a doubt, also Tommy Burns stated that Goram cost him his job at the midden.

Not think, know

Done

Also a certain James Baxter

Easy yes for me.

That's the problem, splinter groups and a preference to fight with each other. United, DK and all the other saviors would have been an irrelevance.

As Walter Smith said "we will get the owners we deserve". I look at Hearts and now Motherwell and see what can be achieved when fans are united but we have been ripped off by thieves, rogues and vagabonds because we would rather fight with each other. The only way to ensure the long term future of the club is to have the fans in control.

It isn't true about the eleven mechanics, there were at least three plumbers and a painter.

I didn't realise but surely they should be able to afford the train fare every year.

Celtic and their supporters were not the only disgrace yesterday. There was no representative from the Scottish government or the SNP at the Cenotaph. Our wreath was laid by the Welsh nationalist party.

Unlike us the Heart's fans have united behind their club and will eventually own their club. Charles Green was correct in his comments in that while we may be the greatest supporters in the world, a claim not unique to Rangers, we are most certainly the most "disunited". Until we get our act together we will always be at the mercy of every crook, thief and vagabond that comes along, Charles Green included.