Wullie! 8 Posted December 1, 2008 Author Share Posted December 1, 2008 Nah, I think it brightens up from what we have to put with from the boredom from the so called men on the pitch away and join a cheerleading squad then ya wee fucking fairy. Us men are there to watch the football, and ur right Wullie it does a look a bit samey but it passes the time at half-time which is fucking boring at time. especially when ur away from home and they have sweet fuck all. haha can tell you dont like Boab Again all i can say is are you all poofs? why is there a thread on cheerleaders and their routines... i dont like Boab, i like havin a swatch at the cheerleaders, even though am in the govan front where fuck all goes on! - routines r a bit samey though i see what gail has said and fair enough, it does pass the time for me at half time so am thankful for that and Wullie! ya wee pussy, trying to post this in the BD so gail wudn'y see it Damn right. I've seen how high she can kick those legs!! steal pants wullie.....dont say i didnt warn you! pants eh... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
macleod1873 0 Posted December 1, 2008 Share Posted December 1, 2008 Is that what you do for a living ? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
gail 0 Posted December 1, 2008 Share Posted December 1, 2008 Is that what you do for a living ? no, but it doesnt take up a lot of my time Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Muff 245 Posted December 1, 2008 Share Posted December 1, 2008 We should give some of them a run in the Rangers 1st team - I bet they aint any worse than the likes of McCulloch, Adam and Broadfoot. Probably fitter than a few of them aswell. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
MikeBlue 136 Posted December 1, 2008 Share Posted December 1, 2008 Hang on a minute - when I go to Ibrox I get to see the following (in no particular order) - Andy Cameron The Rangers first team Some other team An advert for Carling I've seen 1000 times before An advert for Honda I've seen ... etc The Rising Stars Lottery draw Some cheerleaders Four or five fat blokes trying to score past the youth team keeper 50000 ugly Rangers supporters And someone is complaining about having to watch the cheerleaders? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
nvager 498 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 no not at all. im part of rangers pro dance squad. haha aha - see i thought it was the rockettes who provided the girls. I didnt realise it was a completely separate group and im pretty sure the Rockettes have done a few gigs at Ibrox in the past, hence my confusion. Either way, dinnae listen to Wullie. He is full o pish They do the basketball mate. They have done Ibrox as well though Rockettes Pro-Dance Team: Rangers Cheerleaders Scotland's hottest dance team 'The Scottish Rockettes' have performed alongside mascot Broxi Bear at Ibrox Stadium entertaining in excess of 50,000 fans. The Rockettes cheerleaders were introduced to assist in the celebrations from Rangers' 50th Championship-winning at the season-opening game against Kilmarnock back in 2003. Since then the Rockettes have been involved with the Glasgow club on numerous occasions providing pre-match entertainment at European matches throughout 2003, 2004 and 2005. "The girls train really hard for these large events and were very excited about dancing here at Ibrox. We were really thrilled to be entertaining the football fans and we hoped they enjoyed the show!" said Carole Anne Deeney, Dance Team Manager. Rangers Hospitality The Rockettes took on a new role with Rangers Football Club: ditching the cheerleading pom-poms and hotpants in favour of smart black suits, the girls have been working as hospitality girls for the Glasgow football club. "Maybe we are best known for our dance routines on the field at Ibrox… but many people don't realise that the Rockettes don't always have to appear in uniform and they can also be a fantastic promotional asset! "Rangers have used the girls for a number of data-capture exercises within their hospitality suites and are delighted with their efforts, they thought the girls did a wonderful job," said Rockettes Dance Team Manager Carole Anne. Oh and Some great competition there Gail! You still win of course!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
rfc_no1fan 13 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 no not at all. im part of rangers pro dance squad. haha aha - see i thought it was the rockettes who provided the girls. I didnt realise it was a completely separate group and im pretty sure the Rockettes have done a few gigs at Ibrox in the past, hence my confusion. Either way, dinnae listen to Wullie. He is full o pish They do the basketball mate. They have done Ibrox as well though Rockettes Pro-Dance Team: Rangers Cheerleaders Scotland's hottest dance team 'The Scottish Rockettes' have performed alongside mascot Broxi Bear at Ibrox Stadium entertaining in excess of 50,000 fans. The Rockettes cheerleaders were introduced to assist in the celebrations from Rangers' 50th Championship-winning at the season-opening game against Kilmarnock back in 2003. Since then the Rockettes have been involved with the Glasgow club on numerous occasions providing pre-match entertainment at European matches throughout 2003, 2004 and 2005. "The girls train really hard for these large events and were very excited about dancing here at Ibrox. We were really thrilled to be entertaining the football fans and we hoped they enjoyed the show!" said Carole Anne Deeney, Dance Team Manager. Rangers Hospitality The Rockettes took on a new role with Rangers Football Club: ditching the cheerleading pom-poms and hotpants in favour of smart black suits, the girls have been working as hospitality girls for the Glasgow football club. "Maybe we are best known for our dance routines on the field at Ibrox… but many people don't realise that the Rockettes don't always have to appear in uniform and they can also be a fantastic promotional asset! "Rangers have used the girls for a number of data-capture exercises within their hospitality suites and are delighted with their efforts, they thought the girls did a wonderful job," said Rockettes Dance Team Manager Carole Anne. Oh and Now thats what I call a pro dancing squad Should maybe see if they are available for Saturday Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
gail 0 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 no not at all. im part of rangers pro dance squad. haha aha - see i thought it was the rockettes who provided the girls. I didnt realise it was a completely separate group and im pretty sure the Rockettes have done a few gigs at Ibrox in the past, hence my confusion. Either way, dinnae listen to Wullie. He is full o pish They do the basketball mate. They have done Ibrox as well though Rockettes Pro-Dance Team: Rangers Cheerleaders Scotland's hottest dance team 'The Scottish Rockettes' have performed alongside mascot Broxi Bear at Ibrox Stadium entertaining in excess of 50,000 fans. The Rockettes cheerleaders were introduced to assist in the celebrations from Rangers' 50th Championship-winning at the season-opening game against Kilmarnock back in 2003. Since then the Rockettes have been involved with the Glasgow club on numerous occasions providing pre-match entertainment at European matches throughout 2003, 2004 and 2005. "The girls train really hard for these large events and were very excited about dancing here at Ibrox. We were really thrilled to be entertaining the football fans and we hoped they enjoyed the show!" said Carole Anne Deeney, Dance Team Manager. Rangers Hospitality The Rockettes took on a new role with Rangers Football Club: ditching the cheerleading pom-poms and hotpants in favour of smart black suits, the girls have been working as hospitality girls for the Glasgow football club. "Maybe we are best known for our dance routines on the field at Ibrox… but many people don't realise that the Rockettes don't always have to appear in uniform and they can also be a fantastic promotional asset! "Rangers have used the girls for a number of data-capture exercises within their hospitality suites and are delighted with their efforts, they thought the girls did a wonderful job," said Rockettes Dance Team Manager Carole Anne. Oh and Now thats what I call a pro dancing squad Should maybe see if they are available for Saturday cant believe you just said that . whatever happened to the phrase of "backing your own team". will you still request them after this picture? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
reddrock 107 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 who feckin cares Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
ManchestGer 347 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 no not at all. im part of rangers pro dance squad. haha aha - see i thought it was the rockettes who provided the girls. I didnt realise it was a completely separate group and im pretty sure the Rockettes have done a few gigs at Ibrox in the past, hence my confusion. Either way, dinnae listen to Wullie. He is full o pish They do the basketball mate. They have done Ibrox as well though Rockettes Pro-Dance Team: Rangers Cheerleaders Scotland's hottest dance team 'The Scottish Rockettes' have performed alongside mascot Broxi Bear at Ibrox Stadium entertaining in excess of 50,000 fans. The Rockettes cheerleaders were introduced to assist in the celebrations from Rangers' 50th Championship-winning at the season-opening game against Kilmarnock back in 2003. Since then the Rockettes have been involved with the Glasgow club on numerous occasions providing pre-match entertainment at European matches throughout 2003, 2004 and 2005. "The girls train really hard for these large events and were very excited about dancing here at Ibrox. We were really thrilled to be entertaining the football fans and we hoped they enjoyed the show!" said Carole Anne Deeney, Dance Team Manager. Rangers Hospitality The Rockettes took on a new role with Rangers Football Club: ditching the cheerleading pom-poms and hotpants in favour of smart black suits, the girls have been working as hospitality girls for the Glasgow football club. "Maybe we are best known for our dance routines on the field at Ibrox… but many people don't realise that the Rockettes don't always have to appear in uniform and they can also be a fantastic promotional asset! "Rangers have used the girls for a number of data-capture exercises within their hospitality suites and are delighted with their efforts, they thought the girls did a wonderful job," said Rockettes Dance Team Manager Carole Anne. Oh and Now thats what I call a pro dancing squad Should maybe see if they are available for Saturday cant believe you just said that . whatever happened to the phrase of "backing your own team". will you still request them after this picture? Haha I swear they we're good looking BEFORE that picture! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
KERRZO 5 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 no not at all. im part of rangers pro dance squad. haha aha - see i thought it was the rockettes who provided the girls. I didnt realise it was a completely separate group and im pretty sure the Rockettes have done a few gigs at Ibrox in the past, hence my confusion. Either way, dinnae listen to Wullie. He is full o pish They do the basketball mate. They have done Ibrox as well though Rockettes Pro-Dance Team: Rangers Cheerleaders Scotland's hottest dance team 'The Scottish Rockettes' have performed alongside mascot Broxi Bear at Ibrox Stadium entertaining in excess of 50,000 fans. The Rockettes cheerleaders were introduced to assist in the celebrations from Rangers' 50th Championship-winning at the season-opening game against Kilmarnock back in 2003. Since then the Rockettes have been involved with the Glasgow club on numerous occasions providing pre-match entertainment at European matches throughout 2003, 2004 and 2005. "The girls train really hard for these large events and were very excited about dancing here at Ibrox. We were really thrilled to be entertaining the football fans and we hoped they enjoyed the show!" said Carole Anne Deeney, Dance Team Manager. Rangers Hospitality The Rockettes took on a new role with Rangers Football Club: ditching the cheerleading pom-poms and hotpants in favour of smart black suits, the girls have been working as hospitality girls for the Glasgow football club. "Maybe we are best known for our dance routines on the field at Ibrox… but many people don't realise that the Rockettes don't always have to appear in uniform and they can also be a fantastic promotional asset! "Rangers have used the girls for a number of data-capture exercises within their hospitality suites and are delighted with their efforts, they thought the girls did a wonderful job," said Rockettes Dance Team Manager Carole Anne. Oh and Now thats what I call a pro dancing squad Should maybe see if they are available for Saturday cant believe you just said that . whatever happened to the phrase of "backing your own team". will you still request them after this picture? Haha I swear they we're good looking BEFORE that picture! What a bunch of ugly dykes!!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Coopermania 1 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 Haha I swear they we're good looking BEFORE that picture! What a bunch of ugly dykes!!! Exactly KERRZO !! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
OlegKuznetsov 10,816 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 ok so ive just seen this thread. wullie....put on your steal pants love, because im about to kick ass ! our routines are not repetitive. we train 2...sometimes 3 nights a week - i wouldnt waste my time on repeating dance that i already know, not only is it boring but its also a bit demotivating doing the same thing over and over again. as for doing new stuff - some of you may not realise but its difficult choreographing a dance on grass without creating holes in it (i would never let us ruin the hallow turf!) so we cant do spins etc. also....we get flithy doing floor work such as splits. so we are limited in what we do. as for music - we dont choose the songs, thats down to Rangers who request rock music. it is out of our hands im afraid. we are a professional dance squad and represent the club in a professional manner. we dont run around with bras and pants on. we are positive role models for young adults in the community.....and we must be doing something right if we get sent all across europe to coach dance in foreign schools! It also takes a lot of courage to go out there infront of 50,000 people week in and out so please spare that thought. i love doing what i do best and i never thought i would have such a fantastic opportunity. so im sorry guys, but we are here to stay until we are dragged off that park Well said, Gail. You tell him. The vast majority of us are all grateful for your contribution. Thanks to you and all your girls. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cumbria_blue 51 Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 The best cheerleaders/dancers had to be those fat ones at Kilmarnock. They reminded me of that advert "Well....Kilmarnock's got the best pies." Clearly someone had been finding out. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
susie 0 Posted December 3, 2008 Share Posted December 3, 2008 ok so ive just seen this thread. wullie....put on your steal pants love, because im about to kick ass ! our routines are not repetitive. we train 2...sometimes 3 nights a week - i wouldnt waste my time on repeating dance that i already know, not only is it boring but its also a bit demotivating doing the same thing over and over again. as for doing new stuff - some of you may not realise but its difficult choreographing a dance on grass without creating holes in it (i would never let us ruin the hallow turf!) so we cant do spins etc. also....we get flithy doing floor work such as splits. so we are limited in what we do. as for music - we dont choose the songs, thats down to Rangers who request rock music. it is out of our hands im afraid. we are a professional dance squad and represent the club in a professional manner. we dont run around with bras and pants on. we are positive role models for young adults in the community.....and we must be doing something right if we get sent all across europe to coach dance in foreign schools! It also takes a lot of courage to go out there infront of 50,000 people week in and out so please spare that thought. i love doing what i do best and i never thought i would have such a fantastic opportunity. so im sorry guys, but we are here to stay until we are dragged off that park well said gail! woop woop! xxxx Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JTP 221 Posted December 3, 2008 Share Posted December 3, 2008 I thought the cheerleaders at Fir Park (granted I was up the back of the stand behind the goals) looked far better than the chicks at Ibrox. Not saying the dancers at Ibrox are poor but the ones at Motherwell looked very very 'fit' in both senses of the word. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
gail 0 Posted December 3, 2008 Share Posted December 3, 2008 I thought the cheerleaders at Fir Park (granted I was up the back of the stand behind the goals) looked far better than the chicks at Ibrox. Not saying the dancers at Ibrox are poor but the ones at Motherwell looked very very 'fit' in both senses of the word. u must sit at the back of ibrox as well then! <_< Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
KingKai 439 Posted December 3, 2008 Share Posted December 3, 2008 Damn..... all those years, and all WE got for entertainment was a dog running on the pitch! Ibrox is a changed place! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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