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Must win??? Why, do you honestly think we will get near them this season? 

You can get that idea to fuck.

Agree with all of that 
However, one thing lads - the songbook you have needs much improvement. Thats an area that needs working on from within eg 9 in a row blah blah blah, jason holt and halliday - cmon!!! 
Other than that keep up the good work lads. 

Agree with all of that 
However, one thing lads - the songbook you have needs much improvement. Thats an area that needs working on from within eg 9 in a row blah blah blah, jason holt and halliday - cmon!!! 
Other than that keep up the good work lads. 

Agree with all of that 
However, one thing lads - the songbook you have needs much improvement. Thats an area that needs working on from within eg 9 in a row blah blah blah, jason holt and halliday - cmon!!! 
Other than that keep up the good work lads. 

Absolutely mate - it was just an aside ?

Over the last 10 years the Union Bears have been proud of our rise from a small group in the Copland Rear to having our own section at Ibrox, becoming the heartbeat of the stadium on matchday whilst creating many of the best visual displays ever seen in Britain. We have been involved behind the scenes working to help other groups and RSC's within the wider Rangers support in countless ways during our existence.
Aside from all these notable achievements, our group has also dedicated much of our time to developing our aim for the future and ultimately attempting to convey this to Rangers. In the past few years we have worked hard to develop a detailed proposal for a safe standing section at Ibrox, which included meeting with architects, companies who have implemented rail seats in other grounds and a dedicated football crowdfunding platform who have achieved success with projects around the country and in Europe. We also conducted our own research to establish the level of interest among Rangers fans to both see a safe standing section installed and actively be a part of one. During this time we met with representatives of Rangers, including current Board members to discuss our vision for the future and how this would have an extremely positive impact on the fan experience at Ibrox, the image of the club and most importantly the backing we can offer the players.
In all instances we were told that the Club was very much in tune with our thinking and that follow-up meetings would be arranged to discuss further. They never were. At our most recent meeting with the club hierarchy there was numerous options discussed for firstly expanding our current section in a more prominent part of Ibrox and we were told there would be a follow up meeting ASAP, as soon as the options were explored further.
However, to our dismay, at the time of writing the Club have cut off all but essential communication with our group, especially when it comes to safe standing and an expanded singing section.
Our prior research has shown that there is huge desire within the Rangers support for fans to have the choice of sitting or standing at Ibrox. We believe there are thousands of season ticket holders and RSC members who would take great pleasure in being able to stand with their friends and vocally back their team for 90 minutes, to recreate the fantastic away support at Ibrox and to generally enjoy the experience much more than they are now. We believe that a safe standing section at Ibrox, large enough to accommodate all supporters who wish to participate is not an issue which should be pushed to the back of the queue but an absolute requirement.
As Rangers supporters, we have all seen how the Ibrox experience has been in terminal decline for many years and shows no signs of improvement. Unfortunately it seems that the Club are simply unwilling to listen to ways of improving that in the short to medium term, as it's much easier to ignore and rely on the unwavering loyalty of the Rangers fans instead. That's not and never will be good enough, and the Rangers support must come together and show just how much we want to affect positive change at Ibrox. We all want our passion to be showcased to the world, our flags to fly high, our children to get a buzz like no other when they walk through those hallowed gates.
Lets be clear, this is not about the Union Bears, RSC's or individual supporters. This is about Rangers fans working together to achieve together a lasting legacy, paving the way for Rangers to become an intuitive Club willing to make the effort to improve the fan experience at football and reaping the rewards in doing so. Safe standing can be those first steps, a tangible achievement which we can all tell our children and grandchildren we helped to create.
The Union Bears urge all RSC's and supporters to lend your voice to our fight for safe standing to be introduced at Ibrox so that collectively the Club cannot ignore us. As has been proved many times in the recent past, together we are unstoppable.
Union Bears - No Surrender

The wee angel is in a coma on a life support machine 

Tell that sensible angel that I'm gonna knock his cunt in ??

Thanks for the welcome, you are one of the few that is being polite, and i assure you that i am a mexican, when i joined didn't expect a great welcome party or such, but certainly didn't expect the agression and disbelieve and i don't think i have done something to deserve it, i'm not playing the role of a victim or something , but i'm kind of disappointed of some the fans; Rangers is a great club, some fans are not. 

Lots of stories and speculation. Would venture to guess that most of it is horse shite. 
But less face facts - why the fuck is a 27yr old professional footballer both clearly overweight and struggling to get fit? Thats a really poor reflection on him and doesn't fill you with confidence. 

Nah, i've just run that past her and she said "no chance" - i might be a bit overweight but most of that excess is in my knob!!!! 

Me as well

Turning up unfit wasn't the problem, it's the fact he doesn't seem to interested in getting fit that has Pedro raging at him. 

Sound like you've misinterpreted your wife when she's calls you "fat prick"........

Maybe he's not fit enough to feature more.
Maybe he's shite.
Maybe he's not interested.
Or maybe he's just taking a wee bit longer than expected to settle.
Whichever one it is, you can't blame folk for being a little concerned that our most expensive signing has barely kicked a ball yet. 

Aye, that you have to be match fit to get a game maybe?!

A couple of friendly wins isnae going to paper off the fact he's still overseen the two worst defeats in my lifetime and probably our history and saw a 26 year old record destroyed.  
Lets see how we are come Christmas. 

The story i got was the recommendation came from Ross Wilson when he was talking to Rangers about the DoF role. Allegedly, Pedro made the short list twice when Southampton had a manager vacancy. 
That said i agree with most of your post - he's a weird dud! 

You know what i've learned about football managers? They should never be interviewed like they do in a normal job. It allows imposters to talk their way into a job they should never be considered for in the first place.
You identify a manager doing a decent job elsewhere. Check their background etc and then if all's well go after him. Our last managers are experts on soundbites and cliches and little on football
I postex several times that the Pedro Project would end in tears. I just didnt think it would be so soon. 

You know what i've learned about football managers? They should never be interviewed like they do in a normal job. It allows imposters to talk their way into a job they should never be considered for in the first place.
You identify a manager doing a decent job elsewhere. Check their background etc and then if all's well go after him. Our last managers are experts on soundbites and cliches and little on football
I postex several times that the Pedro Project would end in tears. I just didnt think it would be so soon. 

You know what i've learned about football managers? They should never be interviewed like they do in a normal job. It allows imposters to talk their way into a job they should never be considered for in the first place.
You identify a manager doing a decent job elsewhere. Check their background etc and then if all's well go after him. Our last managers are experts on soundbites and cliches and little on football
I postex several times that the Pedro Project would end in tears. I just didnt think it would be so soon. 

You know what i've learned about football managers? They should never be interviewed like they do in a normal job. It allows imposters to talk their way into a job they should never be considered for in the first place.
You identify a manager doing a decent job elsewhere. Check their background etc and then if all's well go after him. Our last managers are experts on soundbites and cliches and little on football
I postex several times that the Pedro Project would end in tears. I just didnt think it would be so soon. 

You know what i've learned about football managers? They should never be interviewed like they do in a normal job. It allows imposters to talk their way into a job they should never be considered for in the first place.
You identify a manager doing a decent job elsewhere. Check their background etc and then if all's well go after him. Our last managers are experts on soundbites and cliches and little on football
I postex several times that the Pedro Project would end in tears. I just didnt think it would be so soon. 

This could be the best first post ever on here ???
Welcome to RM mate, this place will feel like home. You mark my words!