Rangers FC - Back to Where We Belong

[Davy Vandenbroucke 26,147]

Looking forward to part two

[G.E.C. 18,757]

Bastard I was hoping part two was already uploaded before opening this thread.

Have a rep anyway.

[BookWorm 4,123]

These videos bring back so many memories. Hard times but so often very good times as well.

[G13 3,038]

Some of that's a hard watch, that season when we failed to get out the championship was one of the worst I've experienced in over 50 years. From bottom to top though in 8 years , fucking fantastic, can't wait for part 2 

[KeyserSoze 14,531]

Failing to get out the championship at the first go must be up there with my worst days ever.  

[BlueKnight87 17,282]

Great video and shows just how far we have come. 

[superallysbears 7,580]

It all comes back to me watching this, me and my late father were at most of them games, I can feel it building up and have done for some time, #55 is going to grab us all in ways we've tried to imagine, the reality is going to be much much more than that, God bless all who started the journey but could not finish it, #55 is for all of us.

[bluenoz 30,829]

I must say, not the easiest video to watch.

[rbt1548 1,839]

Really enjoyed that, thank you!, as mentioned in a previous post, some it it was not easy but it was all part of the journey.

[chris182 6,289]

A real tough watch that.  PTSD.

Look forward to the second.

[bornabear 6,202]

 Mixed emotions watching that, the good, bad and ugly.

First two years should have been, and was, easy. Then came the roller coaster years.

Looking forward to part two though, I think it will have a happy ending.

[Bigdave30 8,701]

Fast forward the video to 12.26 to see one of the most bewildering moments ever witnessed in a Rangers teams dugout.

[the cry was no 3,034]

As others have noted, not an easy watch but that brings home how far we've come

King and the three bears forcing regime change was/is imo the most significant part of the journey and should be included

Without that event I shudder to think where we might be now

 

[ForeverAndEver 71,467]

Thank fuck he missed out the 4-0 and 5-0  

[King Jela 20,361]

4 hours ago, KeyserSoze said:

Failing to get out the championship at the first go must be up there with my worst days ever.  

What made it worse is that it wasn't even surprising. 

Club ran by crooks and a team ran by amateurs, not getting promoted was the cherry on top. 

Warburton, for all his faults, brought back a bit of professionalism and pride. 

[cr3_bear 14,830]

The early days of division 3 still feel so fresh and not like they are approaching a decade ago . Then you have moments like getting destroyed 4-0 at Easter road, 3-0 v QOTS in the championship which seem like fucking years ago and almost surreal. Mind fuck of a decade 

[KeyserSoze 14,531]

46 minutes ago, King Jela said:

What made it worse is that it wasn't even surprising. 

Club ran by crooks and a team ran by amateurs, not getting promoted was the cherry on top. 

Warburton, for all his faults, brought back a bit of professionalism and pride. 

I woke that morning absolutely convinced we were going to fuck it. Walking back to the car after getting beat I could feel that gut wrenching feeling that we were never overturning that deficit with that team. 
there was an inevitability about it all. 
 

[King Jela 20,361]

1 hour ago, KeyserSoze said:

I woke that morning absolutely convinced we were going to fuck it. Walking back to the car after getting beat I could feel that gut wrenching feeling that we were never overturning that deficit with that team. 
there was an inevitability about it all. 
 

Aye, remember it well. I remember before it far too many bears I knew were far too confident going into the game. They completely cunted us over the 2 games. 

[ForeverAndEver 71,467]

1 hour ago, cr3_bear said:

The early days of division 3 still feel so fresh and not like they are approaching a decade ago . Then you have moments like getting destroyed 4-0 at Easter road, 3-0 v QOTS in the championship which seem like fucking years ago and almost surreal. Mind fuck of a decade 

Somebody not throw a phone during the QOTS game, Thursday night game?  
 

The Friday night game there was a depressing watch as well

[cr3_bear 14,830]

9 minutes ago, ForeverAndEver said:

Somebody not throw a phone during the QOTS game, Thursday night game?  
 

The Friday night game there was a depressing watch as well

One of them ending up being McCoist’s  last game in charge I’m sure . 

[Colin Traive 22,741]

So many players there that you’ve forgotten about and so many that you’re still trying to forget about.

Two names that scream out at me from that piece whose contributions were huge are Kenny Miller and James Tavernier. Quite simply, we will never be able to thank these guys enough for their contribution.

There can be few Rangers captains who have had to wait so long and wade through so much shit before holding a trophy aloft and, watching that, I really appreciate how much Tav totally deserves to be our captain as we near the greatest title in my lifetime.

Ibrox will probably still be empty when this season ends but I’m confident that there will be a good few in for the unfurling at our first home game.

I cannot wait.

God bless the greatest club in the world.

[AlbertzLoyalRSC 18,069]

Fuck Kenny Miller

[superallysbears 7,580]

4 minutes ago, AlbertzLoyalRSC said:

Fuck Kenny Miller

It's his neighbour I blame 😜

[G.E.C. 18,757]

7 hours ago, cr3_bear said:

One of them ending up being McCoist’s  last game in charge I’m sure . 

The Friday night game he tendered his resignation. Think he officially left after the Dumbarton game before Christmas.

[.Williamson. 82,169]

7 hours ago, AlbertzLoyalRSC said:

Fuck Kenny Miller

Kenny pulled us out of a hole more than once in his time here during the last few years. No problem with the guy at all