oldbear

Unless they put a wager on the team they obsess over

yasss Harry boy....sweet hit

YASSSSSS

I got 21/10 on Rangers -1......thought it was a great price....not so sure now.

I only heard him name the 11 on rangers tv ,and only gave the starting 11 on twitter as well.

mines is fine.....rebuffered after 2 mins,but fine since. very nice by Windass

who"s the chuckle brothers doing the commentary???

That was an excellent read.

That was a good watch...........loved his reaction when Johnston scored his first against them.....everyone else chasing him to celebrate,he just sunk to his knees and watched their fans hurt.

Great to see,and also liked his dig at them. “Other clubs throughout the country struggle to sell their tickets and some grounds are less than half full".

As with the official Rangers statements,this is exactly what was needed. Well done Club1872

So basically,by this "editors" standards, if she was married to a Jamaican and posted "i am white and he is a ni***r " all would be fine.??????

That statement is breathtakingly perfect,never thought i would see such a thing from an official club statement.............that should be posted everywhere until your copy and paste buttons break.

https://twitter.com/gregbinnie if this is him, he is a SFA intern.......

We will have 10 stars on our shirts by the time they win that again.

If its the same punishment to Motherwell for their pitch invasion ,it will be the square root of fuck all.

Why would they postpone, if its anything like Motherwell last year nothing will happen for at least 6 months .

yea......ty.........,ok,not clearly,but it does show more than others have shown,and there is a Rangers player on the deck at the end.

Unfortunately i dont know how to copy and paste GIFS........but if anyone can ,go to twitter, there is a 20sec gif from sky cleary showing Rangers players getting hit,and one Rangers player flatout on the ground.

This..............next round of contracts with SKY and BT Sport, if they want it ,it will happen.

Or,if as reported his wife is not as keen as him,and he has taken her away to try and convince her.

It"s taken a lot more seriously by the bigger teams now there is a Champions League spot for the winners.

Taken from the Evening Times............please read last 2 paragraphs/quotes carefully Labour and the other opposition parties have been challenged to come forward with proposals if they think they can improve the controversial anti-sectarian law on behaviour at football matches. Glasgow SNP MSPs have defended the law and said to abolish it would send out a message that sectarianism is acceptable. James Kelly, Glasgow Labour MSP, has said he will bring forward a bill to scrap the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act and is meeting parliament officials this week for discussions. READ MORE: Tories to lead opposition to Offensive Behaviour at Football Act He argues the law no longer has majority support in Parliament as the Tories, Greens and LibDems also want to see the act scrapped. Mr Kelly said: “No other party supported the law but the SNP used their majority to bulldoze it through anyway. “The SNP are now a minority government and that means Parliament can repeal the SNP Football Act.” However, James Dornan SNP Cathcart MSP, said the act was necessary and was helping to tackle sectarianism in a wider sense. Mr Dornan said: “The record shows it’s already working. The number of sectarian offences has dropped steadily (28% drop) in the couple of years since it’s been put in place. “A very important part of this was the message it sends out, that we take combating sectarianism very, very seriously here in Scotland.” READ MORE: Rangers fans cleared as sheriff criticises ‘flawed’ sectarianism law He told the BBC: “I’d be more than happy, I’ve no doubts the government would be more than happy, if the opposition parties were getting together to put forward some amendments to strengthen it if they think it needs strengthened. “What I do not believe is this knee jerk reaction that they seem to be thrashing around looking for something to beat the government with, instead of combatting the problem we have with sectarianism in this country and I think that’s pretty disappointing.” John Mason said a majority of the public and football fans including Celtic and Rangers fans backed the Act and to scrap it was sending the wrong signal about religious and racial prejudice. He said: “People want sectarianism dealt with. “If this act was repealed what we are saying is sectarianism is acceptable, anti-Catholicism is acceptable and anti-Irish racism is acceptable. As far as I’m concerned none of these are acceptable.” “If they want to improve it let’s talk about it.”