The Ibrox Derry
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72,2405 would be the ideal capacity for me.
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7 minutes ago, siddiqi_drinker said:
If we turned up at Ibrox every other Saturday singing Jesus Loves Me we would be branded religious extremists, we are in a lose/lose situation.
Well exactly, out of interest Follow Follow was actually taken and adapted from an old gospel chorus, replacing Jesus with Rangers.
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1 minute ago, blueretro said:
I would like them to fix all the daft wee jobs. Leaks in the roof, broken seats etc.
I think they have started on this already, the previous mob done feck all maintenance to the place.
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2 minutes ago, Bluebrows said:
Take away the screens and fill the corners with seats. Might be difficult with roof support etc. but if it could be done I would like to see it.
Yip, I never liked those screens, the quality was always very poor, especially the audio, you can here nothing from them, even in a half empty Stadium. They were also totally out of commission for a season orvtwo when they were newly installed, a dispute v the club and Sony. Anyway if for talking sake they were took away, how many seats could we get in their place? 4-5 k? Just guessing.
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If the club ever decided to redevelop the Stadium, what would fans like to see done?
Ie: completely new stands on the 3 sides? Building on top of what we have?
Obviously this is not a major priority, apart from the cosmetic work that is required currently, and which I believe has already started, but would like to hear fans thoughts on any major redevelopment, capacity increase going forward.
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16 minutes ago, cumnockbear said:
The same Dunfermline fans that took a happy birthday banner to the piggery in 1988 ?
How, were you there?
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We've just got to be more savvy nowadays, there are still plenty of places and opportunity to let rip on the old songbook. It's just a case of timing and picking the right place to do it. The subway is ideal, just as an example.
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Ebay is good for programme job lot bundles, I've had a right few bargains over the years.
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12 minutes ago, hammer time said:
fantastic miss by cummings
Hilarious miss that, 2 feet from goal, about the length of Stubbs nose, when it's not up Deilas arse
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Fair enough Mark, we move on.
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3 minutes ago, VladimirWeiss69 said:
Makes it even worse for Hivs because Falkirk beat us yesterday
Aye they are fucked. The wee chav physio on the Hivees bench looks like a right wee spunk junkie.
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They then went over to a tarrier music festival where there will be lots of drugs, witchcraft, giros and the sodomising of young children.
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Just now, kanjo said:
I'd have taken the status quo yesterday to be honest.... but hey ho at least my weeknd isn't totally 100% on a downer.
Yeah totally, Falkirk have gained a point if we take their injury time draw at Dumbarton into account. So really not much damage done at all, and a game less played. Would be good to get it put to bed before the cup games. Oh Cummings miss from 2 feet is the worst I've seen in football. The ref was trying his hardest for Jobs, totally blatant, and Alba wrapped the programme up very sharpish at the end.
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4 minutes ago, standup said:
Hivs getting beat now. We are all doomed, apart from Falkirk.
Oh good, everything is fucking great again, we are brilliant, don't sack every cunt after all, we are gonna win the Euros this summer.
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Just now, BridgeIsBlue said:
You're an absolute disgrass.
Lol ha, has sack the fucking commissioner anaw, and the pie stall workers, there all taigs
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6 hours ago, BridgeIsBlue said:
Aye cause that's what yeez were all wanting ooooh big scary Falkirk beat us 3-2 how will we ever ever beat the mighty c*lt*c eh........
Bunch a surrender monkey hairy japanese bastards feck off cup.
Aye sack Warburton, sack the players, sack the board, sack every cunt. For the first time in six weeks a result, has went against. How fucking dare they?? It's a fucking disgrace, it's shameful, it's woeful, I'm fucking chucking it.
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He is a rat, at least big Jim Duffy had the decency to shake the hands of every one of our players, subs, and backroom staff after the Morton game. Credit where it is due.
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They certainly weren't anti Rangers, fans of teams like Falkirk, Hearts, Kilmarnock, Dundee and Dunfermline would regularly drink pre match side by side with the Rangers support in the pub's and social clubs down the Paisley Road West, without a hint of bother. My point was to highlight the growing sense of hatred towards our club over the years.
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1 hour ago, Bad Robot said:
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6 minutes ago, bluemc said:
Falkirk still has a very strong Rangers support so i dont know where you get that from
Was meaning the club and their fans.
PS I did use the word "town" which was rather unfair, so point taken.
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The hatred and attempted persecution of us will only intensify and increase. We need to be vigilant and fight, resist and protest at every opportunity. We cannot make the same mistakes of the past. We as a support, for far too many years, and especially during very successful periods have shrugged our shoulders and said "oh well, that's just the way it is" we have got to rid ourselves of that attitude. I do think the majority of our fans over the last 4 years have wakened up to the absolute truths of how we are viewed and treated in this country. The fight must continue, both on and off the park and the club MUST worked with us by using their financial and political power to fight any injustices done to us as a support or to our club. The days of the passive Rangers support need to be confined to the past. We need to wisen up, and take on our enemies with stealth and vigour.
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1 hour ago, Loyal and Blue said:
The other night I watched a 9 in a row documentary which featured players like McCoist, Laudrup, Albertz and Alan McLaren being interviewed, as well as Walter and Archie. For those who don't remember, we almost blew a 14 point lead going for our 9th title. We had just beat Celtic and were on cruise control, when we started to drop silly points. We lost to Dundee United at home and started to draw games, by the time it came to the last old firm game, there was just 5 points between us, lose at porkhead, and the gap would be 2. The reason they said this happened was complacency. Now we know what happened that season, but if some of the best players to grace our club and one of the finest managers can suffer from complacency, then as much as last night was hard to take, I'll accept it once. Learn from last night and make sure they are better prepared for the rest of the season. To use a cliché, it was a game of 2 halves. This is why we all love to watch football, the unpredictability.
Oh fuck aye, that period in time was so intense it must have taken years off my life. With the worry, stress, and the enormous amounts of alcohol involved.
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9 hours ago, BEE said:
Sick of seeing cunts that are too thick to work out how to hold a ticket under the scanner / find their seat (its a row and a seat number ffs).
I am OK at the rows and seat number, but I seem to spazzy up at the scanner bit. I maybe need a wee refresher course lol
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Houston is a cock, personally I don't give a flying who comes 2nd in this league. Falkirk as a town and as a club used to have strong Rangers and Protestant leanings, but they have been silently infiltrated like the rest of them. We have been, and are, the only bastion of goodness left in this country.
Ibrox Stadium Redevelopment
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When the screens were installed I'm sure the club accountants done their sums with regards to expenditure of installing the screens or installing seats v income from seats or income from screen advertising etc. They must have thought the screens were a more profitable income stream.