Dae You Know Who Ah Um?

[Guest]

Must not have been enough self-promotion involved.

Hes like Colonel Sanders if he forgot to mention the chicken

[siddiqi_drinker 14,635]

Are you sure hes not talking about the one that stayed out of jail by paying millions? It so hard to keep up with who did what.

Christ I get confused, I thought they were talking about Houston's pal and co-SoS founder the convicted drug dealer

[siddiqi_drinker 14,635]

He was in charge of a business that generated millions and had a Bentley and a Jaguar ????? Really?

FFS I thought it said his pal was a bent Chugger, my bad

[Rangers Lady 2,380]

Quote from his book.

he devoted his every waking hour to saving Rangers.

[Rangers Lady 2,380]

The highlights of a book which will be essential reading for followers of Rangers as well as fans of other football clubs include Craig explaining how:

· He only went public on being behind the Sons of Struth after being threatened with violence – including at his home - by those opposed to his new movement.

· He had his laptop, email account and mobile phone hacked and important information corrupted and was the victim of a sickening online hate campaign.

· He was told he would lose his house, car and savings if he persisted with his struggle by an employee of the club – and was then sued shortly after for £200,000 by a senior official.

· He urged Rangers fans to withhold season ticket money from the club in an attempt to safeguard the future of Ibrox.

· He sank into a deep depression as his business foundered and his personal relationships suffered as he devoted his every waking hour to saving Rangers.

· He became convinced that his telephone was being tapped and that he was being followed after a series of strange events.

· He suffered a suspected stroke and sunk in to depression.

· He published confidential emails and stories leaked to him by worried Rangers insiders online - and was told by police he faced being jailed as a result.

· He enlisted the help of Rangers legends like John Brown, Marco Negri, Nacho Novo, Michael Mols and Bobby Russell to help the Sons of Struth cause.

· He set up flash mob protests outside Sports Direct stores – which led to extra security being put on the door at every one of the nationwide sports good stores throughout the UK.

· He approached a respected figure in Scottish football about taking over as the Rangers manager – after holding talks with a director he was trying to force out.

· He discovered a mob of hooligans had been lined to disrupt an EGM – and battled to prevent that from happening.

· He was thanked by Rangers legends John Greig and Walter Smith after helping to oust the old regime and successfully install a new board.

[BridgeIsBlue 66,608]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbBX6aEzEz8

[Rangers Lady 2,380]

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[BridgeIsBlue 66,608]

[K.A.I 36,183]

Does that say foreword by John Brown? fucking hell

[KeyserSoze 14,580]

was the flash mob at the Fort not numbering 25? I think that is stretching the meaning of "mob" tbf

[smartypants 4,441]

[Corky True Legend 2,682]

The highlights of a book which will be essential reading for followers of Rangers as well as fans of other football clubs include Craig explaining how:

· He only went public on being behind the Sons of Struth after being threatened with violence – including at his home - by those opposed to his new movement.

· He had his laptop, email account and mobile phone hacked and important information corrupted and was the victim of a sickening online hate campaign.

· He was told he would lose his house, car and savings if he persisted with his struggle by an employee of the club – and was then sued shortly after for £200,000 by a senior official.

· He urged Rangers fans to withhold season ticket money from the club in an attempt to safeguard the future of Ibrox.

· He sank into a deep depression as his business foundered and his personal relationships suffered as he devoted his every waking hour to saving Rangers.

· He became convinced that his telephone was being tapped and that he was being followed after a series of strange events.

· He suffered a suspected stroke and sunk in to depression.

· He published confidential emails and stories leaked to him by worried Rangers insiders online - and was told by police he faced being jailed as a result.

· He enlisted the help of Rangers legends like John Brown, Marco Negri, Nacho Novo, Michael Mols and Bobby Russell to help the Sons of Struth cause.

· He set up flash mob protests outside Sports Direct stores – which led to extra security being put on the door at every one of the nationwide sports good stores throughout the UK.

· He approached a respected figure in Scottish football about taking over as the Rangers manager – after holding talks with a director he was trying to force out.

· He discovered a mob of hooligans had been lined to disrupt an EGM – and battled to prevent that from happening.

· He was thanked by Rangers legends John Greig and Walter Smith after helping to oust the old regime and successfully install a new board.

Maybe David Cameron should take him on to solve the EU problem and IS.

[KeyserSoze 14,580]

Does that say foreword by John Brown? fucking hell

fore wurds - "show us the deeds"

[CF2 WINNIE 1,006]

The highlights of a book which will be essential reading for followers of Rangers as well as fans of other football clubs include Craig explaining how:

· He only went public on being behind the Sons of Struth after being threatened with violence – including at his home - by those opposed to his new movement.

· He had his laptop, email account and mobile phone hacked and important information corrupted and was the victim of a sickening online hate campaign.

· He was told he would lose his house, car and savings if he persisted with his struggle by an employee of the club – and was then sued shortly after for £200,000 by a senior official.

· He urged Rangers fans to withhold season ticket money from the club in an attempt to safeguard the future of Ibrox.

· He sank into a deep depression as his business foundered and his personal relationships suffered as he devoted his every waking hour to saving Rangers.

· He became convinced that his telephone was being tapped and that he was being followed after a series of strange events.

· He suffered a suspected stroke and sunk in to depression.

· He published confidential emails and stories leaked to him by worried Rangers insiders online - and was told by police he faced being jailed as a result.

· He enlisted the help of Rangers legends like John Brown, Marco Negri, Nacho Novo, Michael Mols and Bobby Russell to help the Sons of Struth cause.

· He set up flash mob protests outside Sports Direct stores – which led to extra security being put on the door at every one of the nationwide sports good stores throughout the UK.

· He approached a respected figure in Scottish football about taking over as the Rangers manager – after holding talks with a director he was trying to force out.

· He discovered a mob of hooligans had been lined to disrupt an EGM – and battled to prevent that from happening.

· He was thanked by Rangers legends John Greig and Walter Smith after helping to oust the old regime and successfully install a new board.

fuckin hell, I actually like CH but that doesn't mean I agree with him on all points. I certainly don't believe he approached anyone to be our manager.

[AlBear. 8,499]

Someone should have told him the only way to save the club is to do nothing.

That's the only reason CW, CG et al are in court right now, because people did nothing.

[BridgeIsBlue 66,608]

That's the only reason CW, CG et al are in court right now, because people did nothing.

Aye the polis did hee haw right enough

[AlBear. 8,499]

Aye the polis did hee haw right enough

Thank goodness they did, because some Rangers fans had no interest to do anything.

[BridgeIsBlue 66,608]

Thank goodness they did, because some Rangers fans had no interest to do anything.

I hope you're not suggesting that the actions of the Sons of Stein have anything to do with the court case.

Don't do this Al.

[GOAT 30,449]

I try my best not to get involved in this pish anymore, but I'm pissing myself laughing at the manager comment. How many coaching badges has the guy got?

[Pure_Quality 3,295]

Jim Hannah seems to be quite unpopular in some quarters so it might make more sense to move him and maybe make Craig the fans liaison officer? Just a suggestion?

Either that or maybe incorporate the SoS academy into Rangers official youth setup. Might need to buy him out but that wouldn't be much and doubt his wages would be extortionate.

Should have some kind of official recognition anyway.

[BridgeIsBlue 66,608]

Jim Hannah seems to be quite unpopular in some quarters so it might make more sense to move him and maybe make Craig the fans liaison officer? Just a suggestion?

Either that or maybe incorporate the SoS academy into Rangers official youth setup. Might need to buy him out but that wouldn't be much and doubt his wages would be extortionate.

Should have some kind of official recognition anyway.

[AlBear. 8,499]

Jim Hannah seems to be quite unpopular in some quarters so it might make more sense to move him and maybe make Craig the fans liaison officer? Just a suggestion?

Either that or maybe incorporate the SoS academy into Rangers official youth setup. Might need to buy him out but that wouldn't be much and doubt his wages would be extortionate.

Should have some kind of official recognition anyway.

The Copland Stand needs a name...

[Davy Vandenbroucke 26,193]

fore wurds - "show us the deeds"

"I can count to potato"

[Pure_Quality 3,295]

Jim Hannah seems to be quite unpopular in some quarters so it might make more sense to move him and maybe make Craig the fans liaison officer? Just a suggestion?

Either that or maybe incorporate the SoS academy into Rangers official youth setup. Might need to buy him out but that wouldn't be much and doubt his wages would be extortionate.

Should have some kind of official recognition anyway.

Just thinking actually both of those cost money, and everybody knows we're skint, so maybe we could do something a bit cheaper. Stand name is an idea (Ashley paid £1 for the full stadium so surely we can chuck Craig a freebie for one stand?) but alternatively we could rename the Loving Cup? I mean it's only used once a year and 'The SoS Academy Loving Cup in association with XXXXXX' is pretty catchy and would bring in some additional sponsorship money too.

Reckon we should do it, can someone call Jim Hannah and ask him to set the wheels in motion

[KingKai 439]

I try my best not to get involved in this pish anymore, but I'm pissing myself laughing at the manager comment. How many coaching badges has the guy got?

Had to laugh here ! Maybe I'M reading it wrong, but I think it s stating that CH spoke to a manager about THAT manager taking over...not CH taking over...LOL