Jack The Hat

This is all true, but it will never change what he did. Not for me, anyway. I wish him no ill though.

Before you make Souness one of your favourite older players, recall what he did in the 5-1 game against the tarriers, and also how he left Rangers.

No hatred. Just a dislike of what he did, and a dislike of people who make excuses for his actions. Worse still, a dislike of people who don't even know what he did (you are obviously not one of those, but maybe previous posters on the thread could be).

I am amused. If you use the American spelling, you get away with typing "pedo" as an abbreviation. Correctly using English, the abbreviation is "paedo". Congratulations on inventing a new way to be incorrect.

You have had to edit your reply again! How can you make an error typing 5 words?

I hope you recover from your cold quickly enough to remember that some Rangers fans don't hold Mr Souness in high regard. Perhaps you are too young to remember some parts of our history.

You are gaining a reputation for being ubiquitous, especially where child abuse is mentioned. I wouldn't care to comment on that, but it's uncomfortably noticeable.

That's a very interesting point if we are debating whether you have more intelligence than a jellyfish or a midge, but this thread happens to be about older Rangers players. Maybe we should stay on topic?

Amusing though it was, the most important thing about this chant was how something trivial could be labelled a hateful act, just because Rangers fans were involved. Add several other instances such as "the famine's over" to get a bigger picture.

The only thing that interests me about this stupid post is what you edited from it.

The greatest older player of them all was Tiger. End of story, because he tried to get off a stretcher with a broken ankle to continue playing for the Gers. Davie Weir broke his record, and deserves credit, but didn't do that.

Neither of these was an "older player". Am I getting the question wrong?

For advocating following The Gers everywhere, which I've done for 50 years? (and which I suggest you are probably nowhere near doing you little oik ). Behave yourself you fool.

Behave yourself.

I remember the time when there was no distinction between watching a game at Ibrox or a game at some other ground. We just went to watch The Rangers, wherever they were playing. Nowadays, we have the "season ticket fans", who think it's an adventure to travel further than a 5 quid taxi ride. The great thing about it too, is that they think they're doing something great! Sorry. It's just following the Gers, like the rest of us did for decades.