DiamondBear

I think they do get it. They just don’t give a toss.

Agree, his press pass should be removed also. 👍🏻
 
Further agree with other posters that I’m glad SR has, eventually, spoken out and he will give a regular “broadcast” on any progress. As mentioned previously it is CRUCIAL that there is a very short timescale for a response because if SR is not persistent with further statements, “they” (I’m lumping them all in together bbc, taigs , sfa, etc) will be happy to forget about it.

bbc again reported that Gollum was banned, he wasn’t, he just wasn’t allowed a press pass, neither am I but I can still enter Ibrox 
So can he and report if he wants too.
Club should be asking the bbc what exactly it was about his report that was truthful or was in the public interest to report, a report they say they stand by, a report designed to try and bring trouble to the club.

He has got this out and being spoken about which is good RB, my worry is that rather than continue with this public attack it does go behind the scenes again, I do hope I am wrong and this is the start of SR finally showing the balls that we need to fight these people. 
We will know very soon, a case of watch this space I would say.

Yup a time limit is needed and they do something or this just becomes another statement only verbal that disappears into the mist of time.

Having put up a very visible warning flare and lit up the discrimination against Rangers landscape, and with BBC Scotland going into response / defend position mode the opening publicly aired salvos are complete.    It's what Rangers / Robertson does next that becomes the important point.   
Is there going to be a disappearing into the offices at Ibrox to continue with a hitherto ineffective behind the scenes campaign of protest, emails, meetings and so on which have not resolved anything or does Roberson have a different game plan which is now to be followed?     Maybe we'll get a sort of regular 'DiscriminationCast' webcast from Robertson to keep us up to date with the blow by blow accounts of what is being done to resolve the BBC discrimination and Trial by Sportscene re-refereeing of games problems.       

Did you read the post title as:
“Fringe & reserve players who deserve shot?”

Thought I'd give a brief pen pic on all the squad.
https://rfcyouths.wordpress.com/2019/02/16/the-alkass-international-cup-squad/

A boy I play golf with works besides Stuart Lovell who also has a role within pfa Scotland,  he was in the pfa offices yesterday and the thumb was In for whatever reason...anyway this lad tells me that the thumb is in a right bad way, apparently he looks like fuck all twice, in his words he reckons that the thumb won't be kicking a ball for yonks as he is like a down and out.
No sympathy for the cunt...I hope his misery continues 

Another vote for a great cause 👍🏻

Another vote for a great cause 👍🏻

Done. Voted for Jane Burgess.

What I would say is if you have three email address you have three votes. 

Had a request from Pam and Fiona to see if we could help boost the vote for Bravehound.
Please let's see if we can do a good RM job and get as many votes for them as we can. Many thanks. 👏
https://www.soldieringon.org/2019-award-voting/

On the 16th February 1935 Rangers legend Tom Vallance died at the family home at 83 Pitt Street Glasgow aged 78.
Tom is buried in Hillfoot Cemetery in Bearsden and his funeral was attended by Mr. Struth, Chairman James Bowie and his old team-mate James McIntyre who both took a cord. Incredibly, players from the Vale of Leven team whom Tom had faced 60 years earlier in 1877 were also in attendance. That will give you an indication as to how highly regarded Tom Vallance was.
Tom was paid the ultimate accolade by the Club in May 1898 when he was made a life member of the Rangers. 
In 2012 we had Tom put on to canvas by way of a  painting by artist Helen Runciman which was unveiled at Ibrox Stadium at the end of our Founders Trail.  Tom Vallance took his rightful place at the top of the Marble Staircase alongside his friends and fellow Founders.
Some facts on Tom Vallance:
Tom had an incredible 60 year association with the Club.
He was a master oarsman, a champion athlete (he set a Scottish long jump record of over 21 feet), he studied at the Glasgow School of Art, had paintings accepted by the Royal Scottish Academy and was Rangers Club Captain and President for many years.
While President of the Club it was not uncommon to find TomVallance working the turnstiles on match day at First Ibrox.
In 1890 he owned the Club Restaurant at 22 Paisley Road Toll which today is the Viceroy Bar.
We have recorded details of Tom Vallance being present at the ceremony held on 1st January 1929 which saw the opening of the Main Stand at Ibrox and also at a Dinner held in the old St.Enoch’s Hotel after a Rangers match in 1933, he was also a guest of the Club that year for the New Year’s day game against celtic.
So, the lad who was present at Fleshers Haugh in 1872 was still attending Ibrox some 60 years later where the Club that he’d helped form and nurture were now playing in front of crowds touching 100,000.
Today we remember Tom Vallance.

Not only is it great to watch a trophy winning Rangers side, it was lovely to watch a game without biased commentators making snidey comments and remarks.
Presnter seemed genuinely happy that we won it at the first time of trying as well👍🏻
WATP 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧

Not only is it great to watch a trophy winning Rangers side, it was lovely to watch a game without biased commentators making snidey comments and remarks.
Presnter seemed genuinely happy that we won it at the first time of trying as well👍🏻
WATP 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧

Not only is it great to watch a trophy winning Rangers side, it was lovely to watch a game without biased commentators making snidey comments and remarks.
Presnter seemed genuinely happy that we won it at the first time of trying as well👍🏻
WATP 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧

Not only is it great to watch a trophy winning Rangers side, it was lovely to watch a game without biased commentators making snidey comments and remarks.
Presnter seemed genuinely happy that we won it at the first time of trying as well👍🏻
WATP 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧

Not only is it great to watch a trophy winning Rangers side, it was lovely to watch a game without biased commentators making snidey comments and remarks.
Presnter seemed genuinely happy that we won it at the first time of trying as well👍🏻
WATP 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧

Not only is it great to watch a trophy winning Rangers side, it was lovely to watch a game without biased commentators making snidey comments and remarks.
Presnter seemed genuinely happy that we won it at the first time of trying as well👍🏻
WATP 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧

Not only is it great to watch a trophy winning Rangers side, it was lovely to watch a game without biased commentators making snidey comments and remarks.
Presnter seemed genuinely happy that we won it at the first time of trying as well👍🏻
WATP 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧

Not only is it great to watch a trophy winning Rangers side, it was lovely to watch a game without biased commentators making snidey comments and remarks.
Presnter seemed genuinely happy that we won it at the first time of trying as well👍🏻
WATP 🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧

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It takes literally seconds.
If you agree, do it. If you're generally apathetic, please just commit several seconds of your life to doing something constructive. If you're against it, what's your solution, what are you doing to demonstrate disgust with what's happening?

The terrorist bastards.