CLUB 1872 statement on the fanzone

[eskbankloyal 19,446]

A further point, the initial FOI request from Club 1872 was met with a response that the council had no correspondence on the matter. Once challenged they have now released over 100 pages of information. 

Funny that. 

[They Gnu 11,553]

52 minutes ago, Gman36 said:

Can you imagine anyone with a "Rangers" background getting anywhere near a position of responsibility which could impact decisions regarding sellik? Not a chance. 

Who was the last Rangers supporting Lord Provost.

[They Gnu 11,553]

1 minute ago, eskbankloyal said:

A further point, the initial FOI request from Club 1872 was met with a response that the council had no correspondence on the matter. Once challenged they have now released over 100 pages of information. 

Funny that. 

Have Private Eye ran any of this in their Rotten Boroughs section? 

[eskbankloyal 19,446]

 

[TEFTONG 60,108]

Keep the pressure on these cunts..

[big blue Fin 3,724]

11 minutes ago, eskbankloyal said:

 

This is why I vote for the Conservatives and not the snp.

 

Time we got shot of these corrupt bastards in the City Chambers.

[Dickie1963 2,352]

18 minutes ago, They Gnu said:

Who was the last Rangers supporting Lord Provost.

Often think about this. Possibly 1970s but surely not

[Dickie1963 2,352]

I find this whole mess disturbing tbh. I keep i touch with whats going on in Trumpets USA with increasing alarm and this is going on right under our noses.

I didnt want to believe all the rumours but looks like they were true.

Shameful state of affairs

 

[big blue Fin 3,724]

6 minutes ago, Dickie1963 said:

Often think about this. Possibly 1970s but surely not

Here's a list of the 20th century's Lord Provosts, 

20th centuryEdit

1899–1902 – Sir Samuel Chisholm (Liberal)

1902–1905 – Sir John Ure Primrose (Conservative)

1905–1908 – Sir William Bilsland

1908–1911 – Sir Archibald McInnes Shaw (Conservative)

1911–1914 – Sir Daniel Macaulay Stevenson (Liberal)

1914–1917 – Sir Thomas Dunlop, Bt (Conservative)

1917–1920 – Sir James Stewart

1920–1923 – Sir Thomas Paxton

1923–1926 – Sir Matthew Walker Montgomery

1926–1929 – Sir David Mason OBE

1929–1932 – Sir Thomas Kelly

1932–1935 – Sir Alexander B Swan (Moderate)

1935–1938 – Sir John Stewart (Labour)

1938–1941 – Sir Patrick Dollan (Labour)

1941–1943 – John McLaren Biggar (Labour)

1943–1945 – James Welsh (Labour)

1945–1949 – Sir Hector McNeill (Labour)

1949–1952 – Sir Victor Warren (Progressive)

1952–1955 – Thomas Kerr (Labour)

1955–1958 – Andrew Hood (Labour)

1958–1960 – Sir Myer Galpern (Labour)

1960–1963 – Dame Jean Roberts (Independent Labour)

1963–1965 – Sir Peter Meldrum (Labour)

1965–1969 – John Johnston (Labour)

1969–1972 – Sir Donald Liddle (Progressive)

1972 – John Mains (Labour)

1972–1975 – Sir William Gray (Labour)

1975–1977 – Peter McCann (Labour)

1977–1980 – David Hodge (Labour)

1980–1984 – Michael Kelly (Labour)

1984–1988 – Robert Gray (Labour)

1988–1992 – Susan Baird (Labour)

1992–1994 – Robert Innes (Labour)

1994–1995 – James Shields (Labour)

1995–1996 – Tommy Dingwall (Labour)

1996–1999 – Pat Lally (Labour)

1999–2003 – Alex Mosson (Labour)

 

 

Too many fucking taigs there for my taste.

[kplfishtank 4,656]

I know we have a few SNP guys on here , everyone is entitled to vote who they like, I’d love to hear the input of these guys with these new revelations .

[McEwan's Lager 30,522]

2 minutes ago, kplfishtank said:

I know we have a few SNP guys on here , everyone is entitled to vote who they like, I’d love to hear the input of these guys with these new revelations .

I vote Conservative.

I'm not entirely sure you can make the assertions made in the statement based on the emails presented. I would reserve judgement until i've seen the entire cache of documents.

 

[STEPPS BOY 73,911]

5 minutes ago, kplfishtank said:

I know we have a few SNP guys on here , everyone is entitled to vote who they like, I’d love to hear the input of these guys with these new revelations .

What say you @Mr Soprano, @Sket, @Moody Blue Legend And @Bluepeter9

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,722]

15 minutes ago, kplfishtank said:

I know we have a few SNP guys on here , everyone is entitled to vote who they like, I’d love to hear the input of these guys with these new revelations .

Politics is more than football, other parties are as bad, blah blah blah if they even respond.

[Smile 26,606]

5 hours ago, Sportingintegritymyarse said:

Said that to a guy in work yesterday.

The Catholic church and their care home scandals are unfolding, high profile celebrities are being outed and convicted etc.

I hope, pray and believe that in my lifetime that abortion of a club and those who corruptly abused their positions and influence to protect or support it are brought to justice and ruined.

I'm still hoping Rod Stewart gets outed before his death, no one can convince me he's normal.

[Moody Blue Legend 61,467]

5 minutes ago, STEPPS BOY said:

What say you @Mr Soprano, @Sket, @Moody Blue Legend And @Bluepeter9

 

[Mr Soprano 13,964]

2 minutes ago, Moody Blue Legend said:

 

Hahahahaha

[Sparkle 53,587]

A few of these in GCC right now

[Bobby Hume 13,056]

6 minutes ago, Smile said:

I'm still hoping Rod Stewart gets outed before his death, no one can convince me he's normal.

Many, many moons ago ... I happened to be in conversation with Brian Auger from the band Brian Auger and the Trinity and he was telling me that Long John Baldry was having a house warming party and he showed the quest list to his mother ... on seeing Rod Stewart and Elton John's names on the list ... his mum's eyes opened wide and she let out a gasp of horror ..... Fucking Rod Stewart ... well he's definitely scratched .... bloody poofter.

Long John sighed ... let out a small whimper and replied coyly .... "Mmmm .. is he now?" ..... His mum was obviously oblivious to his preferences ..... 

So you may well have your wish mate.

 

 

[Grundy 732]

6 minutes ago, Bobby Hume said:

Many, many moons ago ... I happened to be in conversation with Brian Auger from the band Brian Auger and the Trinity and he was telling me that Long John Baldry was having a house warming party and he showed the quest list to his mother ... on seeing Rod Stewart and Elton John's names on the list ... his mum's eyes opened wide and she let out a gasp of horror ..... Fucking Rod Stewart ... well he's definitely scratched .... bloody poofter.

Long John sighed ... let out a small whimper and replied coyly .... "Mmmm .. is he now?" ..... His mum was obviously oblivious to his preferences ..... 

So you may well have your wish mate.

 

 

Dear God Bobby, you must be at least as old as me,  I remember the Brian Auger Trinity, vaguely !

[Bobby Hume 13,056]

8 minutes ago, Grundy said:

Dear God Bobby, you must be at least as old as me,  I remember the Brian Auger Trinity, vaguely !

Did I say Brian Auger and the Trinity mate ? .... my Wheels must be On Fire .... I meant One Direction .... genuine .... 

[Sket 13,610]

56 minutes ago, STEPPS BOY said:

What say you @Mr Soprano, @Sket, @Moody Blue Legend And @Bluepeter9

Where's yer fan zone gone lol

[eejay the dj 31,964]

2 hours ago, big blue Fin said:

Here's a list of the 20th century's Lord Provosts, 

20th centuryEdit

1899–1902 – Sir Samuel Chisholm (Liberal)

1902–1905 – Sir John Ure Primrose (Conservative)

1905–1908 – Sir William Bilsland

1908–1911 – Sir Archibald McInnes Shaw (Conservative)

1911–1914 – Sir Daniel Macaulay Stevenson (Liberal)

1914–1917 – Sir Thomas Dunlop, Bt (Conservative)

1917–1920 – Sir James Stewart

1920–1923 – Sir Thomas Paxton

1923–1926 – Sir Matthew Walker Montgomery

1926–1929 – Sir David Mason OBE

1929–1932 – Sir Thomas Kelly

1932–1935 – Sir Alexander B Swan (Moderate)

1935–1938 – Sir John Stewart (Labour)

1938–1941 – Sir Patrick Dollan (Labour)

1941–1943 – John McLaren Biggar (Labour)

1943–1945 – James Welsh (Labour)

1945–1949 – Sir Hector McNeill (Labour)

1949–1952 – Sir Victor Warren (Progressive)

1952–1955 – Thomas Kerr (Labour)

1955–1958 – Andrew Hood (Labour)

1958–1960 – Sir Myer Galpern (Labour)

1960–1963 – Dame Jean Roberts (Independent Labour)

1963–1965 – Sir Peter Meldrum (Labour)

1965–1969 – John Johnston (Labour)

1969–1972 – Sir Donald Liddle (Progressive)

1972 – John Mains (Labour)

1972–1975 – Sir William Gray (Labour)

1975–1977 – Peter McCann (Labour)

1977–1980 – David Hodge (Labour)

1980–1984 – Michael Kelly (Labour)

1984–1988 – Robert Gray (Labour)

1988–1992 – Susan Baird (Labour)

1992–1994 – Robert Innes (Labour)

1994–1995 – James Shields (Labour)

1995–1996 – Tommy Dingwall (Labour)

1996–1999 – Pat Lally (Labour)

1999–2003 – Alex Mosson (Labour)

 

 

Too many fucking taigs there for my taste.

Safe to say .The place was corrupted out circa late 60s/early 70s 

Not sure if there was a bheastly ring set up  in house .As normal with these bheastly corrupt bastards 

[Alwaysblue 709]

40 minutes ago, Bobby Hume said:

Many, many moons ago ... I happened to be in conversation with Brian Auger from the band Brian Auger and the Trinity and he was telling me that Long John Baldry was having a house warming party and he showed the quest list to his mother ... on seeing Rod Stewart and Elton John's names on the list ... his mum's eyes opened wide and she let out a gasp of horror ..... Fucking Rod Stewart ... well he's definitely scratched .... bloody poofter.

Long John sighed ... let out a small whimper and replied coyly .... "Mmmm .. is he now?" ..... His mum was obviously oblivious to his preferences ..... 

So you may well have your wish mate.

 

 

Just loved Julie Driscoll!!

[Real Ranger 3,195]

The nationalists showing their true colours yet again.

Shame on any Rangers supporter who would vote for them.

 

[DrLaudrup 4,606]

It is decent work by 1872 - it is good that we have people willing to do this work and the Club should back it robustly. It is an unsurprising state of affairs and I hope it gradually unravels and they all fall one by one. I wouldn't only include the councillors but also the SNP - I know there is debate on here about how there can be disconnect between voting for them and our background but for me nobody who follows Rangers or believes in the UK should ever in any capacity consider voting for them. They are a large part of the attacks on our club and culture in recent years and have become a haven for those with views against us who have jumped ship from their own parties to the independence bandwagon to continue their agendas.  

I have to say also, if the shoe was on the other foot I couldn't see myself objecting to celtic setting up a Fanzone. It is their ground and their community - provided the local community want it what business is it of mine to object. But then I'm not rabid, bitter and more interested in my rivals and trying to undermine them than care about my own club. 

We are better than them historically and better as a group. We need to stay proper, strong and resolute and they will be exposed and fall over time.