Rangers

[FairwayDodger]

He'd only spoil it by demanding to know who the mystery guests are :rofl:

Fair play - good one! :lol:

 

[Dodger]

Shrewd move from Watty's lot, playing the loyal Hun card.

Fully expect Ally to do his walking away to yet again become Watty's bitch.

I can only presume neither have anything to answer re EBT's or this is a strange manoeuvre.

I'm looking forward to Walter Smith, the man who said that the SPL would thrive without Rangers if they went to England, explaining why the SPL desperately needs newco Rangers in their league.

 

[smange]

Anyone else thinking this is a great opportunity for Rangers newco to rid itself of everything that is/was horrible about Rangers and completely distance itself from its sectarian and bigoted past. They might just pick up a few new fans if they took a stance and said from the outset that singing sectarian songs, loyalist paraphernalia and other nonsense wouldnt be tolerated at all by the new club, not in the way that previous owners just denied it ever existed but really set out to tackle the problem.

Maybe then they would find themselves a little more welcome in other towns and cities around Scotland

 

[Val]

We discussed this at work, was it not the case that clubs had to have 3 years of audited accounts to enter the football league in Scotland?

 

[smange]

Being a Rangers fan must be like playing Championship Manager for 140 years and forgetting to save your game :rofl:

 

[chris661]

We discussed this at work, was it not the case that clubs had to have 3 years of audited accounts to enter the football league in Scotland?

Supposedly...........

 

[thecraw]

I really hope they listen to the fans but I really doubt they will.

97% of Aberdeen fans voted no on an online vote recently....I think that says it all.

The only way a no will be had is if the rumours are correct about the other underhand stuff the establishment have been up to are indeed true....

Sadly though I am willing to bet that the wishes of the fans will be tossed aside and that will be the beginning of the end for football in our country I feel.

It doesn't really tell you anything.

Aberdeen and Rangers have history and Aberdeen fans take great delight in signing "We hate Rangers more than you" when at Parkhead or playing Celtic.

Its just typical Glasgow media trying to sh*+ stir.

 

[thecraw]

Breaking news this morning that is a real disaster for us Tims....Fat Ally is gone.

Disaster,the man who masqueraded as a Manager has jumped ship.

No doubt the press will right obituaries about how he did a fantastic job for the club and deflect the fact he was a total bombscare of a gaffer.

It's the best news the Huns have had in ages.

Pot and kettle springs to mind.

 

[Dodger]

It doesn't really tell you anything.

Aberdeen and Rangers have history and Aberdeen fans take great delight in signing "We hate Rangers more than you" when at Parkhead or playing Celtic.

Its just typical Glasgow media trying to sh*+ stir.

Christ you sound like a Hun.

In the real world it's a fair reflection along with Killie,Hibs,Hearts and all......try checking out the facts Crawford,these findings are not taken from the press.....

 

[thecraw]

Christ you sound like a Hun.

In the real world it's a fair reflection along with Killie,Hibs,Hearts and all......try checking out the facts Crawford,these findings are not taken from the press.....

Facts are an online survey that represents something like 5% of the Aberdeen support carried out by an internet site.

So how exactly do I sound like a 4th century nomadic warrior???

 

[Dodger]

Facts are an online survey that represents something like 5% of the Aberdeen support carried out by an internet site.

So how exactly do I sound like a 4th century nomadic warrior???

Errr accusing the medhia of stirring.

The hatred currently running for der huns goes deeper than 5% of sheep or us Tims.

You may not agree but here's a tip for you,Dodger kens.

 

[thecraw]

Its not about hatred unless you want to turn it into hatred.

I agree that sanctions and punishments need to be imposed.

 

[AMcC]

We discussed this at work, was it not the case that clubs had to have 3 years of audited accounts to enter the football league in Scotland?

Apparently not mandatory, only a recommendation

 

[Liverbirdie]

theres a glasgow college in luton:whoo:

Lesson 1 - How to urinate in an entry.

Lesson 2 - How to claim for an essential video recorder of the social.

Lesson 3 - How to re-design Manchester, without construction workers involvement.

Lesson 4 - oh, you get the drift.

Only joking BTW, as a citizen of another badly stereotyped city, I know the truth.

By the way, what is ra peepul, with regards to Rangers?

 

[chris661]

By the way, what is ra peepul, with regards to Rangers?

It is the "establishment" mentality along with part of the sectarian aspect of Celtic fans/players were predominately of Irish heritage, of which I have first hand experience of being asked which school I went too when I went for several job interviews when leaving school.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRzVaBZscBA&feature=related 1m40s in is when it starts to explain a little

 

[Liverbirdie]

It is the "establishment" mentality along with part of the sectarian aspect of Celtic fans/players were predominately of Irish heritage, of which I have first hand experience of being asked which school I went too when I went for several job interviews when leaving school.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRzVaBZscBA&feature=related 1m40s in is when it starts to explain a little

Thanks Chris, listened to all of it and enlightening, although highly polarised arguments on both sides.

Coming from a similarly divided city, I know a lot of the language/customs/history/heritage of both sides, but I'm not familiar with "ra peepul". Is it s protestant thing, or I presume just a Rangers thing.

Moyes come out with EFC being "the people's club" in Liverpool (which is b####cks), is this a similair thing, or is to do with rangers being a bastion of conservative/protestant/establishment heritage.

I asked a fella in work a few weeks ago who is unbelievably "orange" (his father was a top.guy in the Liverpool based orange order, on an international level), and he said he hadn't heard of it, but mentioned he had heard of "ra purple", but he said he couldn't go into it (highly secretive). Anyone heard of this either?

 

[Dodger]

Thanks Chris, listened to all of it and enlightening, although highly polarised arguments on both sides.

Coming from a similarly divided city, I know a lot of the language/customs/history/heritage of both sides, but I'm not familiar with "ra peepul". Is it s protestant thing, or I presume just a Rangers thing.

Moyes come out with EFC being "the people's club" in Liverpool (which is b####cks), is this a similair thing, or is to do with rangers being a bastion of conservative/protestant/establishment heritage.

I asked a fella in work a few weeks ago who is unbelievably "orange" (his father was a top.guy in the Liverpool based orange order, on an international level), and he said he hadn't heard of it, but mentioned he had heard of "ra purple", but he said he couldn't go into it (highly secretive). Anyone heard of this either?

Ra Purple comes from the fact that all the Rangers fans are bell ends.:lol:

 

[Bomber69]

Seems like the Taig's are all on form tonight what's wrong have you no potatoes to eat.

Get a life the Queens Eleven will be back so enjoy for now.

 

[Dodger]

Seems like the Taig's are all on form tonight what's wrong have you no potatoes to eat.

Get a life the Queens Eleven will be back so enjoy for now.

Oh the irony.:rofl:

Your team is deed,no more,gone and it is awfully pleasing to hear.:whoo:

 

[Bomber69]

Oh the irony.:rofl:

YyYour team is deed,no more,gone and it is awfully pleasing to hear.:whoo:

Watch this space and keep eating the spuds.