Hoss

Poor man's John Eustace

Poor man's John Eustace

Poor man's John Eustace

Not sure Stevie could say all that in one breath.

The funk soul brother
 
 
 
 

There would be a fucking riot if DM took over from King. 
The weasel fuck owes us after all the years of putting next to nothing into the club, he was making money from us, and then selling us down the river to where we are now. 
I don’t know how I’d feel about it. If DM were to put money in or want to take over. 

Well done to those behind this. 

I'm all for it.   I appreciate getting rid of the rats before, but they can't continue their free reign without repercussion. 
The board need to get answers out now! 

Quick check on google, hearts played in the first division in 1979/80 season.  They did play us in the Scottish cup, but it was at Ibrox and we pumped them 6-1. 

That's 3 positive feedback for @Hoss now.
Absolute pleasure to deal with, and always in contact, despite me making an error with who was picking it up
There's going to be a very happy wee Bluenose tonight.
Thanks a million, mate.

Ticket posted by @Hoss. Thanks again mate.  

Ticket picked up from @Hoss - top lad, thanks again bud. 

Sing The Billy Boys unedited and hope for the best !

TBB, BJK, sash it up then Saville/Torbett is one of their own....
Pre kick off obviously.

On the 17th March 1877 Rangers contested our first ever Scottish Cup Final against Vale of Leven.

Our Scottish cup campaign of 1877 saw the young Rangers, after trips in earlier rounds to places such as Mauchline in Ayrshire, incredibly reach the Scottish Cup Final where the mighty Vale of Leven lay in wait.
Vale had caused a sensation of their own in an earlier round by handing Queens Park their first ever defeat on Scottish soil.
The final was to be played on 17th March 1877 at Hamilton Crescent in Partick and our lads got to work to make sure that they were prepared.
Moses fondly recalled tuck-ins of ham, eggs and steaks every morning after a 6am rise, then a 10 mile training walk and a 90 minute session with the football. This was all in an attempt to make themselves bigger and stronger.
The lads would train for the Final at their Kinning Park ground often late into the night and because of this the local residents  daubed the Rangers ‘The Moonlighters’ a name which would  stick with us for a few years. 
To say that the final of 1877 caught the imagination of the Glasgow public is a massive understatement as thousands made their way to Hamilton Crescent.

The match first played on the 17th March ended in a 1-1 draw with the Rangers goal coming via a Vale own goal. A crowd of over 8,000 attended that day to see this team of youngsters take on the mighty Vale. The draw actually saw the young Rangers team carried off shoulder high by the crowd.
The replay took place  on 17th April  William Dunlop scored in normal time ,that game also ended 1-1.We then went into extra time William Dunlop scored again but the goal controversially was disallowed.
Glasgow Professor of Surgery George B McLeod was standing behind the goal and was prepared to take an oath and vow that the ball had actually went through the goal and struck him on the head then landed back in the goal-keepers arms!

The match umpires were consulted. One umpire gave the goal one umpire said no goal and the third who was on the field of play said he was too far away and couldn’t say for certain.
The goal never stood.
This led to supporters of both sides invading the playing field, bedlam ensued and the match was duly abandoned. Of course the moral of this particular story is that The Rangers were being cheated by referees 10 years before celtic were even formed!
The Scottish Cup of 1877 was eventually decided at first Hampden, with Vale winning 3-2.
This series of games saw the transformation of the Rangers from what was essentially a boys club into a respected football club one which caught the imagination and admiration of the Glasgow working class.
The Rangers were never to look back.  
 

When Cummings was being interviewed there the commentator mention there was a huge roar in the the dressing room when the draw came up and Cummings said yes because that's what we wanted.
That's what we want to hear, full of confidence and no hiding from this mob.
WATP

Earlier today was my last bout of chemo for my ongoing problem,  I would like very much through this post if I may say a sincere and most heartfelt thank you to all who have taken the time to wish me well and to like my post "just now" it really and truly means such a lot and from the bottom of my heart I thank you all. Now as the saying goes it's both onwards and upwards from here not only for myself but also for our beloved Rangers.??????????????❤️❤️❤️❤️ 

Zero tolerance approach for me.  If he's disobeyed club rules then get Miller to fuck. 
Pedro has his critics (rightly so) but I back him here.  If Dorrans or any other want to hold Kennys hand in his wee game, they can get to fuck as well. 

Zero tolerance approach for me.  If he's disobeyed club rules then get Miller to fuck. 
Pedro has his critics (rightly so) but I back him here.  If Dorrans or any other want to hold Kennys hand in his wee game, they can get to fuck as well. 

If he's the rat leaking stories he shouldn't be dropped , his contract should be terminated.

Not to be picky, but that was a year ago and the towel was set on fire.  ?

Not to be picky, but that was a year ago and the towel was set on fire.  ?